Plan Hinges on Inspection for Korea Armament Cut
The United States Britain and France urged immediate regulation and reduction of armed forces and armaments based on disclosure verification and international inspections. They said a general program can not start while U N forces resist aggression in Korea and will seek UN support in Paris. President Truman will explain aims in a national address on major networks.
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France
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GOP Gains Seat in House Loses Philadelphia City Hall
Off year elections showed voter unrest with voters embracing new faces. Republicans upset Democrats in city hall contests, and Democratic regimes fell in several places. Rudolph Hailey won New York City council presidency and Kefauver praised the shift toward clean government. Kentucky retained its governor's office. Little Rock city hall fell to Republicans after 64 years. Indianapolis also elected a Republican mayor.
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Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Little Rock
Ark
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Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
Frank E. McKinney
Four Killed in Carrier Mishap Off Korea
Navy reports four sailors killed and 20 injured when an FOF Panther jet failed to catch arresting gear and crashed into parked planes on the Antietam’s flight deck off Korea. Pilot Lt. George S. Brainerd and Airmen Ward Laverne Clark Eugene Pfeifer and Quagmae Russell died. two other jets damaged.
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Antietam
Korea
George S. Brainerd
West Orange
N. 5
Eetward Laverne Clark
Duncan
Alaska
Eugene A. Pfeifer
Osseo
Minn
Qagmae R. Russell
Barstow
Millionaire Freddy McEvoy Dies Heroic Death
Casablanca news reports millionaire society figure Freddy McEvoy ex-husband of oil heiresses and friend of Erroll Flynn died heroically while trying to save his wife from drowning off the Moroccan coast. The Kangaroo wrecked in a storm near Casablanca left 18 dead or survivors, with McEvoy and his wife Claude lost at sea after he pulled back to aid her.
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Maid
Ryan Case Before San Luis Jurors
A San Luis Obispo jury began deliberations in the manslaughter case of Margaret Ryan, a New York society woman, accused of fatally shooting a trespassing hunter on her ranch. Judge Ray B. Lyon instructed the jury on manslaughter law before verdict considerations.
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Weather outlook with cooler temperatures ahead
Low clouds persist tonight with a mostly clear tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures will be much cooler tomorrow. Winds stay light tonight and tomorrow morning, then shift to west to southwest at 12 to 18 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Loot Found in Home Burglar Arrests Santa Barbara Professor
A 38 year old sociology professor at Santa Barbara College was jailed on suspicion of burglary. Sheriff John Ross said rugs and furnishings stolen from Montecito and Santa Barbara mansions were found in his home. He denied the charges and a concealed weapon count. The arrest followed a lengthy probe after a tip from a female friend. The professor has taught at Pomona, Stanford, University of Washington, and other institutions.
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American Psychological Association
Chicago
Ship Burns at Sea Leaves 7 Missing After 24 Rescued
A lifeboat with four survivors of the freighter George Walton overturned near rescue as 24 crewmen were saved from the stricken ship. Three died in explosion and fire. The Kenkon Maru saved 12, with three lifeboat occupants missing and one man later presumed dead. Six remained unaccounted for after Katherine and John Murray Forbes aided in rescue. The Walton carried 9,500 tons of wheat for India from Longview, Washington, bound for Bombay via Yokohama.
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Kristy Gets Life for Slaying Girl
Frank Kristy, 47, a Downey house painter, was sentenced to life in prison for killing his stepdaughter Betty Jean Han Si Kristy. He claimed the shooting was an accident after a love triangle involving his wife Margaret and Betty Jean. Kristy fled to Colorado before arrest. Superior Judge Philip Richards ordered him to San Quentin for life. His attorney plans an appeal. Betty Jean's body was found in a ravine near Newhall four days after she left home with her stepfather last July 5.
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Betty Jean Han- Si Kristy
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Betty Jean
Kristy
Colorado
Philip Richards
San Quentin
Robert Heggen
Newhall
Norwalk Trucker Burned to Death in Hwy 99 Crash
TULARE Nov 7 Two men died early today in a head on collision and explosion that halted traffic on Highway 99 two miles south of here The dead were Léo Scala 34 Norwalk driver for a truck and trailer with heavy rolls of paper and Harold W Campbell 18 Woodville Highway patrolmen said Scala became entangled in a wire fence and was burned to death when his truck exploded covering him with flaming liquid Injured was Lonie G Lemons 18 Tulare who said Campbell's car collided with the truck while trying to pass another vehicle
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Norwalk
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Woodville
Scalai
Lonie G. Lemons
Campbell
Film star Jane Russell Reluctant to Adopt Boy
New York November 7 film star Jane Russell arrived from London with a 15 month old boy named Thomas Kavanagh whom she had been asked to adopt by a poverty stricken English mother. Russell declined a permanent adoption due to parental knowledge of the child’s whereabouts and the best interests of the boy. She indicated he would be cared for by her mother until a permanent home is found. The boy’s Irish parents live in Battersea London and Thomas had an Irish passport. The adoption process in Britain was described as dreadful by Russell.
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Air Today
Reds Allies Reject Proposals In Korea Cease Fire Talks
United Nations rejected a new Communist demand for a formal cease fire and for basing the line on the pre armistice battlefront. The two rejections left the cease-fire subcommittee deadlocked but to meet again. Maj. Gen. Henry I Hodes said the plan risked a de facto cease fire without prisoner provisions and stalled key issues. The envoy termed the buffer line idea a restatement of prior proposals.
UN Troops Regain Last Western Hill in Korea Action
Eighth Army headquarters reports United Nations troops recaptured the final of three hills lost to Reds on the western front near Yonchon. About 1500 Communist troops seized the hill before retreating under darkness. Other Red forces pushed a Allied unit from a hill near Korangpo, then were countered and driven back. MiG-15 jets appeared in three-day aerial clashes with U N planes, with no hits recorded. Observers note Reds may probe the front to influence Panmunjom talks, then pull back north after brief occupation.
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Yonchon
Korangpo
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Classifieds and Pages Themed Newspaper Guide
A notice listing the newspaper sections and their page locations for readers. It enumerates Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-15, Bridge on A-15, Classified Ads on pages 8 through 10 and 13, Comics on B-6, Crossword on B-7, Editorial on A-14 and A-15, Financial on 8 9, Obituaries on B-19, Radio and Television on B-7, Shipping on B-9, Sports on A-17 to A-19, Theaters on B-5, tides and temperatures on B-9, and Women's Activities on B-2.
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St Louis Clears Snow Crust After Severe Storm
ST LOUIS Nov 7 AP bread-winners reached work and housewives grocery as the city shook off a foot of snow from a sudden storm. The worst 24 hours in 39 years ended with a shift toward the east coast. Bus and streetcar service on all lines was restored, schools closed, industries back to work, and dairies unable to deliver milk on snow clogged streets. Suburbanites spent the night in hotels while hunters in southern Missouri faced mass strandings and searches for Bil Bounds, 79, missing in the Ozarks since Monday.
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Ozark
Tommy Gun Trio Robs Milwaukee Bank in Snowstorm
Three men armed with submachine guns held up a Milwaukee branch bank on the northwest side during a heavy snowstorm and escaped with an estimated 97000. Police report two gunmen flanked the doorway while a third grabbed cash from the cages and piled it into a white bedsheet as a car waited at the doorway. A fourth man drove the getaway vehicle.
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Centennivs
L. L. Wahl
Truman Peace Bid Tonight Sets News Tone
President Truman is expected to address a nationwide audience at 7 30 p m to urge Russia join the United States Britain and France in a new peace plan. The speech aims to ease East West tensions and offer hope for peace while signaling no immediate meeting with Premier Stalin.
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Britain
France
Stalin
Britain to Slash Overseas Spending to Halt Gold Drain
London reports Conservative government will cut Britain’s overseas outlays by about 980 million dollars annually to conserve gold and dollar reserves. Chancellor Butler disclosed a 320 million dollar drop in October and outlined nonsterling import cuts including essential foods and strategic materials. Public travel cash limits drop to 50 pounds from 100 pounds, lasting at least until next October.
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