UN Assembly eases Franco Spain ban slows debate
The United Nations Assembly revoked part of its four year ban on Franco Spain, allowing ambassadors to Madrid and Spain’s entry to UN specialized agencies while maintaining the ban on joining the UN itself. The vote was 3240 with 12 abstentions. key sponsors listed Bolivia to Peru.
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Weather Outlook With Cooler Weekend Winds
Weather brief notes clear tonight and Sunday with slightly cooler conditions. East to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph today, becoming mostly light and variable tomorrow.
Heat persists as dusty winds ease in Southland
Temperatures soar above 90 across the Southland with a 95 degree reading in Long Beach, setting a new daily record while gusts decline from yesterday’s 65 mph. Forecasters expect slight cooling next day though fires and debris remain hazards as high pressure shifts eastward.
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French Evacuate 25 Mile Outpost Line Near Hanoi
Saigon reports the evacuation of a 25 mile string of outposts southwest of Hanoi as a Communist push toward the northern capital intensifies. The northern offensive has breached French positions along the border with Communist China, with forts in the northeast lost and defenses to the northwest shattered after Laokay fortress withdrawal last Wednesday.
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Unemployment at Two Year Low With Record 61 764 000 Working
Washington reports approximately 61 764 000 Americans were employed in October, the lowest unemployment in two years and a record high employment level. Officials warn manpower strains as defense sectors forecast substantial hiring, while draft calls and favorable farm growth influence total jobs. The Census Bureau notes 538 000 more farm jobs and a net 680 000 rise in agricultural work offset a 142 000 drop in nonfarm employment.
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World Capitals Wait While China Reds Talk War
The AP reports American and South Korean officials estimate three to six Chinese Red divisions are already fighting in North Korea. Broadcasts from Peiping signal a nationwide push to prepare China for war, with leaders stressing aid to Korea as tied to China’s own fate. Uncertainty remains if and when China will fully enter the conflict and to what extent.
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Truman St Louis Address Tonight Gets Heavy Guard
President Truman departed for St Louis for a major 1950 political campaign address with an extraordinarily heavy guard. Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret rode along the route to see him off. Secret Service mobilized federal state and local officers after an assassination attempt, while Truman and Mrs Truman attended funeral services.
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Circulars call for island independence in St Louis
In St Louis circulars urging Puerto Rican independence were distributed as President Truman arrives. Police ordered arrests for distribution. Two Puerto Rican nationalists had earlier attempted to assassinate the President in Washington. Coffett died in the Blair House attack. Truman speaks tonight in Kiel Auditorium. police deploy 600 officers for his Missouri visit.
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Fire destroys homes near Long Beach refinery yard
A major blaze north of Long Beach caused about 50 000 in damages to residences and businesses along Paramount Boulevard. Firefighters battled for hours to stop the flames from reaching the Richfield Oil tank farm and Exeter Oil yard, destroying a dwelling garage barn and three sheds and burning a salvage yard and a war surplus area containing 250 crated aircraft engines and a Beechcraft airplane.
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Babysitters to Aid Voting in Marion County Polls
Marion Ohio November 4 A babysitter will join election officials at each of Marion County s 55 polling places next Tuesday. The sitters installed by the Marion League of Women Voters will tend children while their mothers vote. The league will also run a car pool to bring parents and children to polling places.
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Where to Find It
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U S Check First Life Second Vet Rips Oxygen Tube
A World War I veteran at University Hospital fends off nurses and leaves bed to fetch his government compensation check. Despite a heart ailment, he insists on walking to the post office, then returns with the check before rejoining his ambulance and bed.
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California Vote Expected Tuesday If Weather Permits
California races loom large with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan forecasting up to 80 percent turnout if weather cooperates. Key contests include Earl Warren versus James Roosevelt for governor and Richard Nixon against Helen Gahagan Douglas for Senate, plus statewide measures on gambling and personal property taxes. Eighty-seven counties vote alongside a new attorney general and twelve congressional seats.
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Indonesians Seize Rebel Capital Amboina
Jakarta government announced the capture of Amboina the rebel South Moluccan republic capital ending months of resistance by South Moluccan troops. Vice Defense Minister Ali Boedjardjo called the fall tantamount to capitulation of rebel forces who proclaimed independence April 26.
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Dalai Lama Reported Fleeing Tibet as Reds Advance
Reports from Kalimpong and New Delhi claim Tibet's 16 year old Dalai Lama fled Lhasa with his regent amid Chinese Communist advances. Tibet’s Chamdo fell after battles led by minister Naboo. Thalu reportedly captured. India's offer of asylum noted while officials question the flight.
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Leathernecks Push Chinese Reds 33 Miles
In a major northeast Korea offensive U S Marines broke a Chinese road block and pressed toward the Chosin Reservoir forcing Communist retreats. A 24th Division battalion pierced a road block below Unsan while another Marine unit remained west of Wonsan. The drive aimed to establish a new line along the Chongchon River as Allied forces counter renewed offensives.
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Houston Bus Men Strike for Higher Pay
Houston bus drivers in Houston Texas strike for more pay halting service early today. A union official warned it could be a long strike as the city’s buses, the sole public transit aside from taxis, usually carry about 250000 passengers daily.
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Alexander, Former Big League Star, Dies in Nebras ka
ST rAuL Nebraska report states former major league pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander was found dead in his room in recent years he had been in failing health. His career spanned two decades and included three win seasons from 1915 to 1917.
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Midwest Snow Arrives After Warm Spell Across the Midwest
Snow and sleet blanket the lower Great Lakes region as unseasonably warm weather gives way to a cold front. Temperatures drop sharply from 80s to the low teens in parts of the Dakotas and Iowa, with Chicago area visibility reduced by wintry precipitation. Meteorologists forecast more snow stretching south to Virginia as storms move east.
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