United States urges immediate U.N. disarmament talks
Paris dispatch reports U S Ambassador Jessup demanding that Russia begin disarmament discussions within the U N without waiting until mid 1952 He accuses Moscow of trying to bypass the U N by proposing a world arms conference Yugoslavia files a formal U N complaint accusing Russia and satellites of aggressive pressure toward Marshal Tito and his state
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Fruitless Truce Talks Postponed In Korea
MUNSAN Korea Nov 9 AP truce negotiators postponed their afternoon meeting after an inconclusive morning session. A communique called talks fruitless and said negotiators would meet tomorrow at 11 am. U N spokesman said Communists might be stalling as Soviet proposals in Paris floated a quick cease-fire and withdrawal timetable.
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Hunger Striker Pal Reunites With Boy at Hospital
In Providence New Jersey a Belgian shepherd named Pal refused to eat or sleep while eleven year old Jimmy Patton Jr. was in hospital. Hospital staff and the Patton family arranged a reunion at the hospital where Pal bounded to his master and shared his first proper meal in a week.
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Warren Plans to Tell Intent Within Week
Governor Warren said he would decide in about a week whether to seek the Republican nomination for President in 1952. He noted the letter from state GOP leaders urging a run and said he must consider factors before answering publicly.
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Kinugasa Maru in distress in North Pacific with 42 aboard
SAN FRANCISCO dispatch reports the Japanese freighter Kinugasa Maru, carrying 42 men, in distress in the North Pacific. The RCA radiomarine station at Pt. Reyes picked up an SOS and mapped her position near 41.50 N 163.20 E along the Great Circle Route between Japan and the Aleutians, requesting immediate rescue.
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General Hike Seen in Consumer Prices
The National Production Authority reported denial of 63 percent of construction applications for the quarter and warned of stricter limits next year. Higher price ceilings on many consumer goods are expected as rules are revamped. A halt in tin stockpiling shifts supplies to industry to speed defense production. Applications totaling over $1 billion in construction were deferred until materials are available. only defense related or hardship cases could proceed.
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Cleans Slate for Dead Husband in New York
Elizabeth Antonovsky, 77, who fled Russia with her husband in 1923, scrimped for three years to pay Metropolitan Hospital costs after her husband Alexis died in 1948. She presented $100 to Hospitals Commissioner Marcus D. Kogel, arguing state tubercular funds should not erase the bill. Kogel agreed to accept the money for the hospital’s social service auxiliary aiding needy patients.
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Truman Cool as Paris Boils
President Truman rests in Key West after traveling from Washington. He plans to swim and tan while Secretary of State Acheson leads the U N delegation in Paris over armament talks. He weighs a possible re election decision as he readies three major messages to Congress in January.
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Weather Update Fog Lifts Then Sunny Afternoon
Fog and low clouds persist tonight with light variable winds. Mostly sunny conditions expected tomorrow afternoon as winds shift to west to southwest, with little temperature change and no notable extremes.
Rebels Flock Back End Longshore Strike At New York Piers
Striking longshoremen returned to freight piers across Hoboken Jersey City and Brooklyn after leaders reached a settlement with a New York fact finding board ending a 25 day wildcat walkout. Dockworkers crowded back to work by 1 pm as police aided in reconvening crews and pickets weakened amid the injunction and internal dissent within the rebel faction led by John Dwyer and Joe Ryan.
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Vishinsky Speech Repeated on Moscow Radio for Hours
London radio monitor reported Moscow Radio aired Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky's UN Assembly speech in English for 12 straight hours to 5:30 p m. The monitor said the broadcast could run another 12 hours. During the first 12 hours it was repeated nine times as Vishinsky rejected a Big Three disarmament proposal.
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Crash of Burning B-29 Kills Three in San Antonio
Three airmen died and one was missing after a B 29 crashed during a routine training mission from Randolph AFB near San Antonio Texas. Eleven crew parachuted to safety, including mentors and students. Public officials identified two of the dead as Verle Williams and Dennis Kembroke. An Air Force helicopter aided search for a fourth victim.
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Plane Crash In Orange GroveKills One In Rialto
An Air Force B-25 crashed in flames in an orange grove in Rialto killing one man and injuring three. The aircraft fell shortly after taking off from Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino. A witness said the tail dropped off. Victims’ identities were not immediately available.
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Tehran Rally Demands Oil Sales to Democratic Countries
In Tehran on International Democratic Youth Day, about six thousand pro Communist youths endured rain to shout anti Western slogans. About one thousand police and helmeted troops watched from trucks with no incidents reported. Posters urged Iran to sell oil to democratic nations and grant women voting rights. Posts also called for reopening Tehran Velyprelty shuttered last Sunday due to Communist agitation amid a Soviet Iranian barter deal nearing expiration. Reports claim talks stall over direct Soviet access to Iranian buyers, with a tentative point on returning two locomotives seized during wartime and a demand for $60,000 repairs.
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