MacArthur Attacks Korea Policy and Home Front
Grim faced General MacArthur criticized U S policy in Korea and on the home front. He said the United States has no plan for Korea or at home and denounced taxes inflation and the threat to free enterprise. He hinted at a political role while addressing Massachusetts lawmakers and a radio TV audience.
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Reach Accord on Armistice Agenda
North Korean General Nam II and a senior Red delegate proposed a meeting to discuss withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea within a fixed time after a cease-fire. Negotiators agreed on a five point agenda at Kaesong in a nine minute session and prepare to address demilitarized zones prisoner exchanges and foreign troop withdrawal while amid front line fighting and air missions.
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Truman Says Korea War Halted World Crisis
President Truman argued the United States acted in Korea to defend international security and the UN charter, not for material gain or special privilege. He warned that ignoring Korea would undermine the UN as a shield against aggression and risk a broader war.
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Ernie Pyle’s Father Dies After Stroke
William C. Pyle, father of the late war correspondent Ernie Pyle, died in Vermillion County Hospital at 83 after failing health since his son’s 1943 Ie Shima death. He had been blind for two years and hospitalized eight days following a paralytic stroke.
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GI Education Program Tightened by House Panel
A House committee led by Rep Teague Texas drafts a bill to tighten GI program eligibility cut direct benefits and reduce administration costs. A General Accounting Office report shows 20 million dollars in overpayments to schools and multiple badges enabling benefits under the GI program.
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Man Snatches Gun From Sons Kills Self in West L.A.
Orville Dee Brown 36, a Darwin, Inyo County carpenter, wrested a pistol from his two young sons and son-in-law at his wife’s sister’s home in West Los Angeles. After losing the weapon, Brown recovered it and shot himself four times, police said, ending a failed reconciliation attempt with his wife Virginia.
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Thieves Steal From Homes In Early Burglary Reports
Don ald R. McClintock 36 of 546 W Sixth St reported $56 taken from his bedroom after a dining room window screen was cut. In a separate burglary, Mrs Rosemary Dixon 3828 Walnut Ave said $94 was taken from a purse left in her living room, entering through a back door while she worked in the yard.
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Six Rules of Love to Hold a Husband excerpt
Louise is shocked and outraged at her husband’s affair with his secretary. The piece promises Dr. George W. Crane’s guidance on preserving marriage, presenting an exclusive feature on marital strategies and relationship pitfalls.
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