Peace Talks Wait as New Charges Fly
Red radios in Peiping and Pyongyang deny reports of POW deaths and accuse Allies of war crimes. North Korea and China push new armistice terms while U N negotiators reject changes. Ridgway warns cease-fire talks must proceed and fighting will continue unless a deal is reached.
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Pak Hong Wong
U. N. General Assembly and Security Council
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North Korea
Pak
Nevada
Truman in Capital for Political Talk
President Truman denies New York Times reports of offering to Eisenhower via intermediary or correspondence. He says no truth to claims of such an offer at Blair House. He also notes Ambassador to Russia still under consideration, with Alan G Kirk as a likely candidate. Kennan lauded as capable for diplomacy, now at Princeton, author on containment. He plans a National Woman's Democratic Club speech, not announcing re election plans. The trip includes Florida vacation, and return to Washington for State of the Union work.
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Last Week End Killer Sentenced in California Case
Thomas Cahill, 30, son of a Philadelphia tavern owner, received a five-year to life term after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the September stabbing death of his common law wife Dorothea Hocker. The Newport family daughter left with Cahill’s two year old son.
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Thomas Cahill
Philadelphia
Dorothea Hocker
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Dorothea Willard Hooker
U S Plane Lost Near Yugoslavia Triggered Search
U S authorities in Frankfurt launched a major air search over the northern Adriatic after a cargo plane carrying supplies for the American diplomatic and military staff in Belgrade vanished yesterday. Yugoslav border guards sighted it near the Romanian and Hungarian borders, and pilots reported being fired upon as the aircraft drifted north of the Drava River.
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A&a
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Ljublana
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Romania
George Allen
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Warren to Remain in Hospital for Several Days
San Francisco governor Earl Warren said he felt fine at University of California Hospital and would stay several days longer for medical tests to diagnose a stomach ailment. He is the state’s chief executive and the hospital stay is described as precautionary.
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Earl Warren
University of California Hospital
Ham Dinner Set by Community Church in Costa Mesa
Under the WSCS of the Community Church a ham dinner is planned in the church hall on December 7 from 6 to 7 PM. A rummage sale is also planned for the same day.
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