Woman Physician Seized as Kidnaper
Dr. Campbell admitted the kidnapping claiming she acted alone. FBI and police pursued the case as a high profile abduction involving a ransom note demanding $20 000 and targeting Santa Fe families. The rescued child was returned to her mother after a controlled setup at a gate.
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Wyly
FBI
Charlesing
Mattson
Stamm
Celina C. Pal
Miss Pai
Allen Stamm
Lomas Gate
New Mexico
Jose
Rock
Madrid Road
Isought
Linda
Santa Fe
Eric Housner
John Dendahl
San Antonio
Texas
Julia Lopez
Stores Picketed for Armistice Day Observance in Bend
In Bend Oregon on Armistice Day three local stores were picketed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars led by Commander Dale Gibson to protest the nonobservance of the Armistice anniversary. Groceries and the three stores stayed open while government offices and two banks closed in line with the holiday.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Lost Patrol Returns to Lines After Bold Recon Mission
Marines from Charlie Company and heavy weapons teams led a patrol toward Hyodong, encountering a North Korean ambush that yielded heavy exchanges. An artillery forward observer was wounded, radios failed, and 105 mm shells finally repelled the attackers. The hunted patrol regrouped by Saturday morning led by the first battalion.
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Charlie Company
Corbet
Hyodong
Brown Hills
Chuha
William O'Hara
New York City
Typhoon Heads Toward Japan
A typhoon with winds near 30 miles per hour was forecast to be 225 miles south of Tokyo by midnight Sunday. U S weather observers issued gale warnings for northern Kyushu southern Honshu and Shikoku among Japan s main islands.
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Pacific Ocean
U. S
Kyushu
Honshu
Shikoku
Japan
China Reds Balk at Discussing Korea
An international council debate centers on China’s refusal to accept an invitation to discuss Korea and Formosa. U.S. delegate Warren R. Austin questions Communist representatives as the six-nation resolution calls for withdrawal of Chinese Communist forces and respect for China’s borders. The Chinese leaders, led by Wu Haslu-Chuan, denounce the Security Council as biased and illegal, urging simultaneous discussion of armed U.S. intervention in Korea and aggression against China.
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France
Britain
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Ecuador
Norway
China
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Wu Haslu- Chuan
Peiping, Foreign Office
Chisa Kuan- Hua
Communist
Peiping
U. N
Thia
Lie
Chou
Formosa
U.S
Jimtta
United Nations Command
Security Council
Soviet Union
People's Republic of China
Unified Command
U. S
Russia
Gladwyn Jebb
Alex Behler
Yugoslavia
Bebler
Raling
Reds again seize town near Chongjin in Korean front
Front reports say Reds retook a town within 30 miles of Chongjin as air forces claimed over 70 enemy casualties in 406 sorties. Night attacks on the western UN flank were repulsed by the South Korean First Division while artillery aided defences between Kasan and the Chongchon River.
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Far East Air Force
United Nations
Kasan
Chongchon
United Press
Chales
Moore
10Th Corps
Siberian
Chosin Reservoir
First Cavalry Division
Chasin
Tokchon
Robert Bennyhoff
First Cavalry
Ninth Corps
Tokchonsk
U. S
Wonsan
Takchon
G.O. P. Demands on Truman Ouster Grow
Republicans urge advance consultation on foreign policy, targeting Acheson amid claims of Communist influence in the State Department. Taft criticizes Acheson while urging a real investigation rather than a witch hunt. GOP signals pressure over leadership and defense economy.
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Gabrielson
Congress
Europe
Orient
State Department
Ohio
Taft
Truman Democrats
C. I. O. Political Action Committee
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Tydings
Senate
McCarthy
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