Reds Retreat on All Fronts in Now Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports U S Seventh Division armored column nearing Manchuria near Kapsan with no casualties in a brutal winter advance. Guerrilla flareups and a heavy Communist withdrawal dominate the southern front as Wolbeng mountain falls to South Korean forces. Chunchon, a provincial capital, reportedly attacked or captured by bypassed guerrillas near the 38th Parallel.
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Early Korea Victory Seen by Official
Tokyo reports that Korea's acting premier Sung Mo Sihn said UN forces would reach Korea's frontier with Manchuria and Soviet Siberia by Christmas. He and Gen. MacArthur reportedly share the view that the Korea war could end within six weeks and that guerrilla forces behind 10,000 militants would be cleared by year end. The premier rejected a buffer state north of the Yalu.
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Veteran Slays Five Wounds Four in Estranged Wife Family
A 25 year old veteran armed with four guns killed five relatives and wounded four others in Alaga New Jersey. Ernest Ingenito was captured hours after the attack when troopers boxed in his battered green sedan. He surrendered and asked to be killed, was arraigned without bail on four murder charges and to undergo a psychiatric exam. His wife Tessie said he entered their home with two guns and fired as she attempted to leave, sparing their two young sons Ernest Jr. and Michael. The incident occurred during a failed attempt to wipe out his wife’s family following their divorce.
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Television Strike Called for Sunday by Four Networks
New York November 18 Television performers will cease work on four networks tomorrow in a contract dispute. The strike affects CBS NBC ABC DuMont and will hit programs in New York Los Angeles and Chicago. The 25 000 member AFL Television Authority says the dispute centers on wages and reuse of kinetoscope film with performers paid each time a program is reused.
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Intermittent Rain Forecast Today Through Sunday
Intermittent light rain expected today tonight and Sunday with cooler days ahead. West to southwest winds will blow at 10 to 20 miles per hour across the region.
Night attack with dogs kills 1700 in Manchuria war flash
Savannah soldier Charles Bell recalls a “night of terror” near the Manchurian border as Chinese Reds attacked his First Cavalry Division unit with war dogs. Only about 200 of 2000escaped, wounded were left behind as dogs bayonetted foes and chaos ensued. An Army source notes possible use of savage dogs by Chinese Communists.
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Burns Ex buddy to Death in Car
In Painesville Ohio on November 18 Joey Victor Justinger 20 admitted in a written statement that he burned his former buddy to death after the victim left him out of dating parties Sheriff Paul Cage said Justinger threw gasoline into a car with Thomas Egleston 17 inside and lit it with paper torn from a driveway in nearby Grand River Egleston had been left out of the parties and Justinger brooded for two months before the act according to the sheriff
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U S Army Tug Blown Up Off Wonsan Reported
The U S Tenth Corps announced that four U S Army tugs were blown up by mines off Wonsan on November 15. No casualty figures were released.
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Tewksbury Named U.S. Agent in Paraguay
President Truman names Howard H. Tewksbury as ambassador to Paraguay, setting up a face off with Fletcher Warren who has been recalled from Paraguay to head the South American mission. The appointment was announced in Washington on November 14.
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Passengers laud pilot after emergency Constellation landing
Hollywood visitors aboard the T W A Constellation praised Capt Melvin Bowen for a superb forced landing at Municipal Airport. Con rad Hilton and Elizabeth Taylor led tributes, noting engine failures as two out, and director John Ford praised the pilot’s magnificent handling while passengers applauded upon stop.
Plane Slams Down Fence at Airport
Fifty five persons including Elizabeth Taylor and Conrad Hilton Jr escaped injury when a TWA Constellation bound for New York crashed through a fence during an emergency landing at Long Beach Municipal. Engine trouble and bad visibility caused the mishap. passengers were returned to L A for another flight. one briefcase of government papers was found later in a crash truck.
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Truman Seeks Congress Aid to Aid Yugoslavia
President Truman urged quick action and proposed an $85,000,000 package to bolster Yugoslavia's morale and military strength. He emphasized Marshal Tito's large European fighting force, second only to the Soviet Union, as a key bulwark against Moscow and a shield for Western Europe.
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News High Lights Churches Summary
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Roberta Peters Shines as Zerlina at the Met
A 20 year old newcomer Roberta Peters stepped in as Zerlina in Mozart Don Giovanni after Nadine Conner fell ill. With minimal notice she delivered a praised performance. critics hailed her appealing voice and poised artistry, signaling a bright future.
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L A Crime Probe Held Over Testimony From Cohen Era
The Kefauver Senate crime committee delays in Los Angeles with open and closed sessions. Witnesses include Jimmy Ivey and retired lawyer W L Burt who dodges questions, while Rudolph Halley questions Cohen. Session moves to Tuesday. San Francisco plans postponed.
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Northern California hit by heavy rains and gales
A powerful storm pelted Northern California from the Oregon border to Tehachapi with heavy rain and gale force winds. The Weather Bureau warned the system would continue into Monday and foresees more disturbances next week across the northern part of the state. Winds up to 55 mph inland and 47 mph at San Mateo Airport caused damage and prompted storm warnings for Cape Blanco to Point Conception and the San Francisco Bay area.
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Animals' Love Triangle Report From Artist Home
In Cago on November 28, artist Edger Miller reports a household romance among his pets. Bunny the white rabbit and Pidgy the pigeon are rivals for attention, with Cat the cat attempting to separate them. Bunny has lived with Miller seven years. Skippy, Miller's son, adopted Pidgy last spring.
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