U N Debates Big 3 Proposal Tomorrow
The United States Britain and France won U N committee approval to open debate on arms limiation proposals including a future tally of atomic weapons The Big Three plan backed by Acheсон Selwyn Lloyd Jules Moch and other representatives outlined measures for collective security Korea independence and the merging of UN energy and armaments commissions
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France
U.N. Committee
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Acheson
Selwyn Lloyd
Anthony Eden
Jules Moch
Brazil
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
U. N. Commission
Expulsion of Reds Urged if Plea Fails
In Washington on November 17, William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, urged Russia’s expulsion from the United Nations unless the Kremlin accepts the Western disarmament plan. He called Soviet rejection proof of bad faith and urged expulsion with its puppet governments.
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Andrei
Vishinsky
China
Far East
U. N
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Jacob A. Malik
Ridgway
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American Federation of Labor
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet
William Green
U.N
Princess and Duke Return Home to cheering crowds
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in London after a six week tour of Canada and the United States. Thousands braved rain at Euston to greet them as Prince Charles attracted much attention with his curiosity about a locomotive and playful antics. The royal party then went to Buckingham Palace to be with King George, Queen Mary, and Princess Anne amid cheering crowds along the two mile procession route.
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Canada
United States
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Prince Charles
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Leave Cancellation Report Unverified
The Navy said it knew nothing of a report that emergency leaves had been cancelled on ships of Navy Task Force 77 in Korean waters. A U.S. report claimed emergency leaves were canceled due to serious sickness or death in sailors families aboard ships of Task Force 77.
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Margaret Truman Plans Florida Visit After Lakeland Concert
Margaret Truman will spend about ten days in Florida with limited plans to visit her father at the winter White House in Key West. She arrived for the weekend after a Lakeland concert and will sing in Tallahassee Monday night, weather permitting.
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Waakulla
Fla
Margaret Truman
Florida
White House
Key West
Lakeland
Tallahasse
Truman withdrawal fuels 1952 Democratic race speculation
AP reports Truman’s pledge to stress the Fair Deal boosts talk he may not run again as Southern and Republican factions shape the GOP contest. Eisenhower’s status remains unclear while Lodge fronts Ike efforts and Warren’s entry reshapes potential support among Californians and other states.
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Earl Warren
California
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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R.mass
San. Duff
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Paris
Topeka
Kansas
New York
Sen Darby
Dixie
Warren
U S Jews Hear Truman Message At AdC Session
President Truman told the American Jewish Congress that the free world must reinforce every source of democratic devotion against totalitarian aggression. His message opened the AdC four day biennial with 1500 delegates, noting unity from belief in human dignity traced to the prophets of old.
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New York
Truman
American Jewish Congress
Free World
Adc
Escapee Romeo Martin Arrested in Boston
Boston police captured Romeo Alfred Martin alias Martelli a 26yearold convict who escaped from Washington State penitentiary last summer by fleeing in a baseball gate. He was serving a 20year sentence for rape at Walla Walla prison and was arrested as detectives investigated prowler reports near Simmons College girls dormitories.
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Washington State
Francis Russell
Romeo
Alfred Martin
Martelli
Walla Walla
Martin
Simmons. College
New Bomber Secrecy Strict
SEATTLE November 17 AP secrecy precautions announced for the XB 52 bomber at the Boeing plant. No public rollout or employee program. date not announced. Photographs prohibited. only minimal information released. Air Force plans two experimental models and undisclosed production units. Progress reports limited to Air Secretary Fin letter.
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Seattle
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Air Force
Finletter
Parke Davis director Dr A William A Lescohier dies
Detroit November 17 Dr A William A Lescohier 66 a leading pharmaceutical executive and director of Parke Davis & Co for 23 years died today He served as president of the firm from 1938 until last April and was a longtime industry leader.
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Detroit
William A. Lescohier
Parke, Davis & Co
Britain Uses Atomic Heat to Warm Building
Atomic officials in Washington hailed Britain’s success in using nuclear heat to power a central heating plant. The Harwell installations will heat an 800 office building, marking a peacetime milestone for atomic energy.
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commmission
Boyer
Arcos
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