Eisenhower Defends Alliances and Trade in Korea Talks
President Eisenhower told a news conference that world peace requires cooperation and compromises, not isolated action. He urged friends among free nations and argued against Red China’s UN admission while defending the U S defense budget and cautious trade with all nations. He declined to comment on Taft’s Korea remarks and warned against isolationism.
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Taft
U. S
U. N
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Hejin
China
U.S
Legation
Moscow
East Berlin
Red China
United
Senate
Jia
Burglary in Beverly Hills Strips $100,000 in valuables
Police report a Beverly Hills break in where jewelry, furs, clothing, and liquor worth over 100000 were stolen from Harry Jameson and his wife during a Wednesday night burglary. Entry likely via a bathroom window. house ransacked and items damaged. Houseboy discovered the loss at 1:30 a.m. Mrs Jameson notes most jewelry vanished except for a 100000 ring, bracelet and necklace.
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Iealthy
Harry Jameson
Jameson
Soldier held in Koje Island killings in Korea
Army authorities said they were holding an American soldier in connection with the fatal shooting of two Korean women on Koje Island. A U S soldier, two Korean soldiers, and a third Korean woman were wounded in the same shooting, according to an Army spokesman.
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Koje Isle
Pusan
Korea
Russia Moves to Pull Troops From Germany and Hunger Fears
Moscow signals will to recognize a Russian style autonomous German state and withdraw 300,000 Red Army as Allied treaties proceed. In East Germany refugees rise as food shortages, ration stores shrink and Soviet grain and fat seizures prompt fear of hunger and aims to weaken the German economy and unity drive.
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France
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Doling
Red Army
Berlin
West Berlin
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East Germany
East Zone
East
Stalin
Turge
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
ROK Opposes New Allied Truce Plan Amid Secrecy Charge
South Korea’s National Assembly blasted a fresh Allied truce proposal as secret and infringing sovereignty. Assemblymen warned the United States would bear responsibility for a possible world war if the plan moved ahead. They demand unification with North Korea and oppose a five nation commission custody of about 48,500 prisoners of war, including 34,000 North Koreans, to be held post armistice.
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U. N
National Assembly
Yoon Chi Yung
ROK
Reds
United States
India
Five Nation Commission
North Korea
Neutraliation Commission
Rhee
South Korea
Grunewald Health Check Up Ordered
Judge Alexander Holtzoff ordered an examination of Henry W. Grunewald to assess if imprisonment would endanger his life or health. Sentencing for contempt of Congress was postponed to next Thursday. If the court finds confinement unsafe, Grunewald would be jailed. otherwise the matter proceeds as ordered.
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Washington
Alexander Holtzoff
Henry W
Grunewald
Holtzoff
Xmit A. Court
Ie Jaa
Ppscion
Runewaild
Church Parley Set NEW YORK UP
A church parley organizer in New York plans a wide congress of Anglican and Protestant Episcopal leaders. Walter H. Eee, active in the Connecticut diocese, is noted among participants and sponsors for the five year period.
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New York
Congress of the
Walter H. Eee
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Connecticut
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