Tibet Rulers Still in Control at Lhasa
India states Tibet's 16 year old Dalai Lama and his government retain control of Lhasa despite Chinese forces advancing from Chamdo. The report notes regrouping by Communist troops, with references to other columns, and Tibet’s delegation in India abandoning talks while the assembly remains in session.
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France Withdraws From Hanoi Environs In Indochina Retreat
Saigon November 6. France reports shrinking foothold in north Indochina as Hanoi area defenses are abandoned. Withdrawals include Hunghoa and posts south to the Red River delta while Hoa Binh becomes a new focus. a 1200 man garrison from Laokay moves toward Chapa with five wounded reported in minor skirmishes.
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Intelligence Denies Miscounting Reds Amid Korean War
Gen. MacArthur’s intelligence spokesman denied undercounting North Korean strength while noting unknown units beyond the 20,000 figure. He said alien reinforcements slip into battle zones, with U N troops shifting to defense along the Chongchon River as North Korean and Chinese forces counterattack.
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Yalu River
Manchuria
Yalu
U. N
Chongchon River
Pyongyang
Pursan
European foreign ministers urge Russia to open frontiers
In Rome on November 6 the foreign ministers committee of the Council of Europe urged Soviet Russia to cease appeals for a false peace. They called on the Reds to lift the iron curtain and open frontiers between East and West.
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Rome
European Council
Foreign Ministers Committee
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Fliers Found Safe After Bailout Near Salt Flats
Two fliers who bailed from a training plane were found safe in wild country near Salt Flats Texas. Searchers spotted a signal fire early yesterday built by 1st Lt. Alex B. Goodkin the pilot and Capt. Robert B. Moorehead both of Williams Air Force Base Ariz.
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Pravda Reports Walker Seeks Reinforcements in Korea War
A Pravda correspondent quoted Lt. Gen. Walton Walker asking for U.S. reinforcements as Eighth Army fights in Korea. The dispatch claimed 190000 troops and 1000 planes were available but insufficient, with North Koreans advancing 18 to 24 miles in some areas and inflicting heavy losses on U.S. divisions. It also noted a Chinese call for aiding Korea and Chinese anger over U.S. frontier violations.
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Contes t Quiz page lists auto no questions for contest
The Press Telegram announces daily auto no questions for the $10 000 circulation contest. Readers may become active contestants by calling stations 66 32 and 36. The page lists sample questions about language states coastlines ships and geography.
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