Allies Eye Soviet Bid for Action on Unified Germany
Washington reports warn Western officials study Moscow proposal for Big Four action to unify Germany on Soviet bloc terms. The plan met a cool reception in Washington and may be rejected as Communist propaganda. a meeting of foreign ministers could be explored to revive a German peace settlement amid Austrian peace issues and French insistence on limited German rearmament. Secretary Acheson already labeled the bloc terms unworkable.
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Russia
Germany
United States
Moscow
West Germany
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Acheson
U.N. Prepares for Possible Security Council Session Over Korea
United Nations diplomats monitor for an emergency council session after reports of Chinese Communist aid to North Korea. Gen MacArthur’s report, via Washington, could trigger action. U.S., Britain, and Norway weigh responses amid ongoing fact gathering and high tensions in Korea.
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Security Council
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Council
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Britain
Korea
Three Arizona Boys Die in Crash
A Kingman Arizona car crash killed three youths on their way home from a high school football game. The victims were John W. Elliott Jr. 17 James Donald Lynch 18 both of Kingman and John Bertoglio 18 of Globe. They had just ferried girl friends home near Davis Dam and were returning home when the accident occurred.
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Ariz
Arizona
John W. Elliott Jr
George Reed
James Donald Lynch
Carl W. Lynch
John Bertoglio
Globe
Davis Dam
Nev
Atomic bomb defense course opens for medical students
A new atomic bomb defense course will open tomorrow at the College of Medical Evangelists in Loma Linda California for medical students and practicing physicians.
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Loma Linda
Calif
College of Medical Evangelists
Western ministers urge Russia to lift Iron Curtain
At a three day Council of Europe foreign ministers meeting in Rome the group urged Moscow to open East West frontiers end appeals in the name of a false peace and signed a human rights convention. Britain proposed the resolution and twelve of fourteen nations plus the Saar signed. Sweden and Greece abstained or delayed signing due to internal reasons. The ministers listed basic rights and set up a European rights system while deferring action on the Schuman plan and refugees authority.
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Turkey
Grees
K. N. Westman
Paris
Gustaf V. Evange
Helos Averoff
European Commission of Human Rights
European Court of Human Rights
Schuman Coal-Steel
Red China Fighting May Hike Draft Call
The report says Chinese forces in Korea could push the U S draft up in early 1951 beyond the planned 240000, depending on whether the conflict widens. Army officials caution no statement until Chinese units are confirmed by MacArthur HQ.
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Red China Fighting
Washington
North Korea
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Korea
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Selective Service
Truman
Lewis B. Hershey
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Hershey
Detroit
Louis H. Renfrew
Guam Chooses First Legislature Under Civil Rule
Guam plans its first one-house legislature under civil rule with 63 candidates for 21 seats from parties including Popular Party 21 Democratic 11 and 31 independents. 5408 registered voters include mainland residents. servicemen and government project workers cannot vote.
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Guam
Popular Party
Republican Party
Cam Welfare League
Ex Sing Sing Death House Inmate Ends Sing Sing Chapter
Louis Boy, 50, once again begins a life anew as he marries Carmela Capece, 46, after a lifetime marked by a death row pardon, wartime medical testing, and blood donation. Boy, pardoned by Gov. Dewey, had previous marriage voided while imprisoned and later remarried.
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New York
Louis Boy
Boy
Bing Sing
Armed Forces
Thomas E. Dewey
Roy
Carmela M. Capece
Harvester and UAW Reach Five Year Master Pact
The International Harvester Co and the UAW reach a five year master contract in Chicago. The agreement raises hourly pay at least ten cents and includes a form of union shop. A week long strike idleled about 23 000 UAW members in Harvester plants and 14 000 in other plants. The pact will be voted on by members for ratification and plants will not reopen until then.
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International Harvester Co
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Dweek
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Planes of Four Nations Search Crashes Vanished Air India Constellation
In Geneva the search for an Air India Constellation missing since Friday expanded to include planes from four nations. The aircraft with 40 Indian sailors and eight crew is believed to have crashed in the French Italian border area after vanishing in Alps conditions. U S Air Force B-29s and bombers joined the hunt amid heavy clouds and winds.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Air India
Alps
BAT
U. S
The Animal Kind A Fast Buck Wrecks Infant Wear Shop
In Mansfield Ohio on November 4 a buck leaped through the Jack and Jill Shop window causing chaos by smashing merchandise and knocking down a bystander before fleeing down the street and dying after a police shootout.
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Mansfield
Ohio
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