Clark urges major Korea offensive and more U S divisions
U S General of the Far East Command Clark requests three to four additional American divisions to Korea to wage a new major offensive against Chinese and North Korean forces. He seeks a shift that could influence Eisenhower's stance after election rhetoric and risks to U S prestige.
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Chicagg
Cen
Mark Clack
Defense Department
Korea
Sun-Times
Washington
Fere Kuh
Clark
North Koren
Deluge of Flame Hits Massed Foe Troops in Korea
United States and allied air forces dropped large volumes of incendiary fuel on a Communist troop concentration in northwest Korea as ground forces contest Sniper Ridge and Pinpoint Hill. Soviet and Chinese units counterattacked, with ROK forces reclaiming the peak after 26 hours of close fighting. aircrews reported extensive destruction of buildings and ammunition depots.
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Sfoul
North Korea
FSG
Korea
Rotts Aasain
Asain
Eisenhower weighs fate of volunteer political amateurs
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower weighs whether to keep alive the National Citizens Committee, a group of political amateurs who helped win the election. Governor Thomas E. Dewey would serve as troubleshooter if needed, but Dewey has declined any formal role. Walter Williams, Seattle businessman, arranged talks to decide if the committee should continue, suspend, or close temporarily.
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Augusta
AML
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Furipe
Cali
Wens Tarenhower
Thomas KK. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Eisenhower
Sider
Walter Williams
Seattle
Citizens Committee
Reds on Third Indochina Front report clashes and bombardment
Reds on Indochina Front launch three bloody but futile attacks aimed at Hungwen, 28 miles southeast, as artillery and mortar barrages pound positions. Communists reach the barbed wire perimeter along the Lowey Reel river, amid ongoing fighting and reinforcements.
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ANDI
Indochines—P
Hungwen
Where to Find It Beyle Peg Churche
The reference lists sections in a newspaper including Comics on Page B-8 Obituaries on Page A-7 and Raion and Television on Page B-2 with the Adset B-2 to B-7 and A- A-7 markers guiding location and content.
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Beyle
Peg ' Churche
Obiares
Raion and
Telev'sion
Chivalrous Hero Fights Bandits in San Gabriel Cafe Heist
In San Gabriel a cafe hold up nets $370 as two masked gunmen flee. Contractor Frank Layton leaps onto their moving van, clings to a window frame, and is shot twice and battered as the bandits crash. Layton survives with serious injuries. police rush him to Monte Medical Center. Layton says he did what any citizen would do.
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San Gabriel
Frank Layton
Clarissa Hixon
Layton
T Hey
Ike
OG Monte
Ofrs
Fayon
Boat Reported on Fire Off Pt. Fermin
Coast Guard received report of a boat burning off Pt. Fermin and dispatched a cutter to the scene from San Pedro today. Information came from an unidentified Pt. Fermin resident or other available sources.
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Fermin
Pt. Fermin
Coast Guard
J Pom
Gina
Fermin Ares
Allied flattops get side porch runways for jets
The United States and Britain announce a new side porch angled deck for jet landings on the carrier Antietam at New York shipyards. The cant deck, about a million dollars to adapt, aims to reduce carrier damage and loss of life while allowing safer off to the left landings, though it may prevent Panama Canal passage.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
Eaiter
New York Naval Shipyards
T. 5. Combs
Bureau of Aeronautics
Combs
Antietam
Panama Canal
Air Transport Crash Kills 44 in Korea Near Seoul
Far East Air Forces said forty four servicemen died when a C119 Flying Boxcar crashed into Mount Yehong near Seoul while returning from Japan. Thirty seven were American Army personnel, seven were Air Force crew. Names withheld until kin notified. Ground teams reached the wreckage after five hours.
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Japan
Air Force
N of Kin
Seoul
Toronto Phantom Gunman Shoots Four on Streets
A deranged gunman in Toronto opened fire on city streets injuring four people and lightly wounding a policeman. Victims included May West 20 Kurt Reis 19 John Dumprowksi 56 and Ronald Meredith 37. The assailant fled after the back shot of Miss West who refused to accompany him. The incident follows a nearby fire at 448 West Eighth Street where Theodore Siva a 50 year old shipyard worker perished.
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Toronto
Attenton
May West
Kurt Reis
John Dumprowski
Ronald Meredith
Polite
Miss West
Patsy Alen
Reis
Wrest
Constable Foote
San Pedro
Dumbrowski
Cipavet
Eighth St
Theodore Siva
Wie Nerney
Five Hurt as Freight Derails Manhattan Limited West of Loudonville
A Manhattan Limited passenger train derailed west of Loudonville Ohio after a freight train collided with wreckage. Eight cars of the 12 car into Manhattan Limited derailed, nine other cars derailed, and five people from the Midwest were injured, one seriously. Debris blocked Pennsylvania Railroad tracks as officials investigated the cause.
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Loudonville
Ghia
Manhattan Limited
New York
Ohio
Midwest
Manjhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weather sketch minor showers and winds in SoCal
Occasional showers pass through tonight with partial clearing Sunday as highs hold near 60 degrees. Small craft warnings remain along the Southern California coastline until 5 p.m. for strong winds.
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California
San Pedro Crash Ends In Confusion And Theft
At San Pedro Friday night a bake sale pickup by Bob Grittman 24 allegedly struck a car driven by Alisworth Ferguson 24 a Fort MacArthur soldier. Grittman fled after the crash and was booked on felony drunk driving while a wallet with $13 disappeared from Ferguson. Ferguson planned to file a theft report as injuries were treated for Grittman's wife Joy.
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San Pedro
Diih St
Pacific Ave
Bob Grittman
O'Farrell St
Alisworth Ferguson
Fort MacArthur
Grittman
R. R. Dierks
Dierks
S. D. Ford
Ferguson
Joy Grittman
California
U S Pays 47600 For Red History In Germany
Bonn AP officials disclosed the United States paid 2 million marks toward a history textbook later found to be authored by Arno Peters a Communist party member. About 1100 copies circulated in West Germany before the error was found prompting recalls and potential legal action.
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Bonn
Germany
U. S
America
West Germany
Peters
Rhineland-Palatinate
Eature
Jower Saxony Ministry of Culture
Anil
Bath Andoomarks
Fanetizer
Lina
Formosa Typhoon Claims 181 Lives in Taiwan
Southern Formosa counted 181 dead and 974 injured with $12.5 million in damage after a typhoon struck late Thursday into Friday. US military sites and the Tsoying naval base sustained heavy hits. Kaohsiung suffered extensive building collapses and the weather bureau station was destroyed.
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Taipeh
Formosa
United States
Tsoying
Taiwan
Kaoh-siung
Dureau Station
New Jersey Raid on Dozen Narcotic Dens
In Asbury Park a 5 am raid by 40 federal state and local police targeted narcotics premises. Eleven people were arrested amid accusations the operation focused on the Negro population. Prosecutor J Victor Carton said most of the dozen dealers were apprehended and that about 25 more arrests were expected today.
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Asbury Park
Forday
Midmouth
J. Victor Carton
Rain and flood hit Long Beach amid heavy November downpour
Torrential rain and high winds swamped Long Beach and southern districts, with rainfall reaching 1.07 inches by mid morning and flooding affecting streets, a City Hall area, and a playground. A woman slipped on Pine Avenue and was taken to hospital with a possible ankle fracture as waters rose in basements and ditches, while debris blocked roads and a parade was postponed.
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Southland
Tarning Ave
Anaheima St
Incredos
Brady
G. C. Knox
jLuray Ave
Pine Ave
Sixth St
Frank
Redondo
Willow St
Lado
Ava
Edison
Maine Ave
Garber
Raineasue
Boots
Edison Lake
Long Beach Blvd
Bel Ame Blvd
Shirley Ringing
I. Heme St
Vieiwity
Aparlir
Mannissa
Buelk
Teenagers in Canton Ohio Riot After Bon Fire Rally
In Canton Ohio youths from Canton McKinley High and Massillon High clashed Friday night during a bonfire rally escalating into stone throwing and arson. Police arrested several teens. officers said most participants supported Canton McKinley while some acted as hoodlums. A patrol officer was threatened as a suspect fled and damaged trash and mail shields and windscreens.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley Massillon Higher School
Canton McKinney
McKinney
Soho
Price Stabilizer Woods Threatens Meat Price Cut
Minneaplis price stabilizer Tighe Woods warned during a Friday clinic that if retail meat prices do not fall in ten days to two weeks, an order would force a decrease. He asserted authority to override packers’ prices, questioned industry margins, and said OFS costs 25 cents per person annually. Woods plans to testify before a joint congressional committee on price controls next week.
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Minneapolis
Tighe Woods
Woods
Consumers' Clinic
WCCO
Gneh Thurston
United States
Office of
Washington
Congressions
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Los Angeles
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Stubbs
Robert Lederman
Veather
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