Circleville youth given consecutive prison terms for arson
Robert Dale Segee, a 21 year old quiet youth, pleaded guilty to two minor fires in Circleville. He admitted setting fires dating to his sixth year and claimed responsibility for the 1969 K44 Ringling Bros circus fire in Hartford that killed 168 and injured 250. He received two consecutive 2 to 20 year sentences, totaling up to 40 years with possible parole in about 40 months. He spoke calmly and asked for leniency as Judge William D. Radcliff imposed the maximum under Ohio law.
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Pickaway County
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China Pours Horde of Reds Into Korea
UP reports thousands of Chinese Communist troops have entered action against UN forces in Korea and more stream from Manchuria daily. High command calls the situation serious but not critical, with field officers more pessimistic than the leadership.
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Manchuria
Red China
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North Korea
La Councilman Claims Wires Tapped in City Hall
Los Angeles council members Ed J. Davenport and Ernest E. Dobbs told the council that their home and city hall phones have been tapped for about 10 days. They spoke amid discussion of wire recordings from a recent rent hearing while the telephone company said it is investigating the reports.
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Los Angeles
Ed J. Davenport
Ernest E. Dobbs
Atomic weapons plans sped by U S forces in 1951
Washington reports from the Air Force and Army indicate accelerated steps to develop atomic weapons and tactical use for ground forces. The Navy also notes progress in making guided missiles reliably effective. The notices tie to NATO planning and Gen. Omar Bradley’s concept of atomized corridors to deter invasion.
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Europe
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Army
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Pact
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Navy
Indochina fortress Laokay falls to retreating French forces
A French spokesman says Laokay, last northwest frontier fortress with Red China, has been evacuated after a fighting withdrawal by about 1200 Senegalese and Algerian troops and Indochinese colonial forces. Vietminh harassment continued as heavy rain blocked air cover, with major posts on the frontier already abandoned.
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U S Ambassador Meets Gromyko in Moscow Talk
U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk had a twenty minute conference with Andrei A Gromyko Russia s first deputy foreign minister on routine business officials said in Moscow today The meeting took place during the U S Embassy briefing in the Soviet capital on November 3 The discussion concerned routine diplomatic matters between the two nations.
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Moscow
U. S
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Chilly Canadian Air Ends U S Warm Spell
A mass of cool air from Canada ends a mid autumn warm spell across the nation. Rain and snow mix with coal breezes from the north as temperatures fall below freezing in parts of the Midwest, Great Lakes region, and central plains. Snow flurries appear in Missouri and the Lake Superior district while southern cities mark 90s in California and Arizona.
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Oklahoma
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Arizona
Anti guerrilla warfare targeted by UN on Korea front
United Nations command prioritizes anti guerrilla warfare in northeast Korea as raids by Communist bands terrorize towns along the east coast. Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond orders every effective means against guerrillas and plans to recruit experts, form a striking force around the 10th Corps Rangers, and recruit anti-Communist Koreans to infiltrate and pursue guerrilla networks.
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Korea
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Almond
America
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Inalaya
Indochina
U.S
U. S
Jack Young
San Francisco
Chiang Kai-shek
Young
South Korea
10Th Corps Rangers
James N. Wear
Munchon
Wongan
Contest Quiz Auto No Questions Streamed by Press-Telegram
The Press Telegram notes daily AutoNo contest questions for contestants and lists weekly winners who each received 25 dollars. Names include Dorshie Mae Welsh Wilbert Davis Mrs W N See and C L Jordan with addresses in Avalon Village and near 824 Maine Ave. Interested readers can join by dialing 6068 stations a2 and 36.
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Press-Telegram
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Daniel Webster
Dorshie Mae Welsh
Wilbert Davis
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