Acheson Presents U N Arms Count Plan at Assembly
In Paris at the United Nations sixth session, U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson formally presented a “foolproof” arms count plan backed by President Truman. The plan calls for step by step disarmament and a U N controlled count and limit on atomic and other weapons. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky ridiculed the plan saying he could not sleep from laughter and mocked the proposal as ludicrous. Russia urged a world conference by June 1 to review disarmament.
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Truman Urges Disarmament Plan After Russia Rejection
President Truman appealed to the Kremlin to accept a three point Western disarmament plan. Russia’s Vishinsky called the proposal trifling and spurious at the UN in Paris. The plan envisions world armament inventories, permanent inspection, and ultimately banning atomic weapons as reductions are implemented.
NPA Tool Freeze Halts 53 Car Model Changes
Washington announces a government tool order effective February 1 that reserves machine tools for military and defense work, halting civilian retooling of cars and home appliances. 1952 models will reach showrooms with no drastic changes, while Detroit talks focus on future 1953 lines as plans span 18 months.
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Weather Outlook With Clearing Afternoon Tomorrow
Considerable low cloudiness tonight and tomorrow morning, then clearing and cool tomorrow afternoon. Light variable winds shift to southwest to west at 12 to 18 mph in tomorrow afternoon.
Bradley Presses Major Air Force Buildup For Atomic Era
Gen. Omar Bradley urged a sweeping strategy revision to fit atomic era warfare. He said the joint chiefs of staff favor a large increase in combat air power across services, with stronger air forces in the Navy and Marine corps, plus ground and sea force enhancements. He noted aircraft as the main means to project atomic power and cautioned that atomic artillery and guided missiles remain experimental.
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Vishinsky assails U.S. rights over Florida jail shooting
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky accusing the United States of human rights violations over the Lake County Florida shooting of two prisoners Samuel Shepherd and Walter Lee Irvin. Sheriff Willis B. Mc Call said self defense. one man died and the other wounded.
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Boy Chooses Jail Over Shaving Goatee in Schenectady
In Schenectady on November 8 teenager Michael Fernandez refused to shave his goatee after pleading guilty to participating in a crap game. Judge Morris M. Cohn fined him $25 and warned of jail unless the facial hair is removed, calling the goatee a distraction to school and community. The judge will consult school officials before acting further.
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Truman Arrives for Florida Rest
President Truman arrived at Key West for a six week working rest at the Little White House on the Naval Base. The Independence landed at Boca Chica as a 63 degree morning wind blew. Local watchers gave a Confederate-styled welcome and reporters noted his plans to work on the State of the Union and on budget and economic messages.
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Truman Denies Report He Offered Ike Presidential Bid
President Truman dismissed a New York Times report that he offered to back Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as a 1952 presidential candidate. He called it false noting he had made no such offer and derided the Times article as purely fictional. The Washington wire also cited criticism from Walter Trohan and Walter Winchell about the piece.
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Government ceilings raise lamb and mutton prices
The Office of Price Stabilization issued new ceilings to lift wholesale and retail prices for lamb, mutton, and veal. Effective next Tuesday, ceilings set for wholesale lamb, yearling lamb, and routton allow retailers to adjust prices weekly based on wholesale changes.
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UN balks easy out for foe Red buffer zone
In Munsan Korea on November 8 Allied negotiators rejected a Red buffer zone plan as a fruitless effort that would have relieved Communists from pressure to reach other truce terms. Brig Gen William P Nuckols stated the proposal is no longer under study and an agreed understanding exists.
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Tax Scandal Probe Eyes Subpoena of SF U S Attorney
Washington dispatch reports the House Ways and Means subcommittee may subpoena U S Attorney Chauncey Tramatolo of San Francisco for questioning as it probes tax scandals and a clash over access to the department’s files. The inquiry also notes suspensions in the San Francisco office tied to irregularities found by investigators.
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Fever Brings Hemorrhage Beneath Skin
Tokyo reports a mysterious new disease among UN soldiers in Korea, possibly linked to epidemic hemorrhagic fever. Brig Gen Shamora cites rapid progression, high fever, and hemorrhages under skin and eyes. Sulfa and antibiotics fail. blood transfusions from recoveries offer some help, while the disease’s full nature remains undetermined.
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Gadget Alarm Traps Burglar In Model T Coil Setup
Burbank November 3. Photographer Robert C. Snowdy rigged a burglar alarm using a Model T coil and dry cell batteries in his car. A door switch and wrist watch wire triggered a silent shock when the door opened, and a youth named Robert Laforce, 22, was arrested on suspicion of burglary after being found by police.
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