Major Truce Issues Still to Be Decided
In Munsan Korea negotiators reach a buffer zone agreement opening a path to possible armistice by Christmas. If approved by full delegations, 30 days remain to resolve armistice supervision war prisoner exchanges and government recommendations while fighting continues. Mapping of cease-fire lines proceeds with few major differences noted as staff work on a two subcommittee approach.
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Korea
U.N
Yalu River
Associated Press
Munsan
Arieigh A. Burke
U. N. Command
Halson
Panmunjom
Henry L Hodes
Howard S. Levie
Levie
Hodes
Governor Warren Kept on Liquid Diet After Surgery
In San Francisco on Thanksgiving Day Governor Warren underwent an operation for adhesions and an appendix. Doctors said he is coming along fine and remains on a strict liquid diet. Mrs Warren stayed with him much of the day at University of California Hospital and planned to hear Stanford from his bedside tomorrow.
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San
Red Jets Back in Air Over Korea Near Yalu
Allied and Communist forces clash as Superforts bomb a Red jet base near the Manchurian frontier. MiG-15 and Thunderjet dogfight leaves both sides with damaged aircraft while B-29s raid south of the Yalu. Chinese regiments attack near Yonchon as terrain turns to rain and mud.
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Seoul
Korea
China
Manchurian
Yalu River
Red Regiment
Yon- Chon
U S to Rush Aid to France in Economic Crisis
Paris reports say the United States will quickly provide emergency financial aid to France to avert a deepening crisis. While a specific amount remains uncertain for two weeks, estimates cite around 200 million dollars, with broader needs of about 650 million dollars projected for next year.
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Paris
U.S
France
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security Agency
Atlantic Community Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Car crashes into 100 year old home in Roxana
In Roxana Delaware a car lost control and smashed into a side of a 100 year old house. Joshua Hudson aged 65 and his wife Eva were sleeping in the bed were knocked into a garden. The driver Seaman Ronald Weigand 18 of Selbysville received chest and head injuries. Hudson suffered rib fractures and his wife a collar bone fracture.
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Roxana
Del
Joshua Hudson
Eva
Seaman
Ronald Weigand
Selbysville
Hudson
Iranians V Welcome Mossadegh Home
Thousands of Iranians roar a hero’s welcome as Premier Mossadegh returns from Washington and Cairo. About 250000 cheer at Tehran airport before urgent talks with the Shah and court ministers. Security tight, diplomats present, future of Iran uncertain amid oil nationalization crisis.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Washington
Cairo
Mossadegh
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Hossein Ala
U. S
Loy Henderson
Parity Cloudy Weather Report
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions with light variable winds shifting southwest to west at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
Soviet warns Middle East nations against joint defense plan
London AP report says Moscow warned Egypt Syria Lebanon Iraq Israel and later Saudi Arabia and Yemen against joining the U.S.-British-French-Turkish Middle East defense plan. Russia accused the Atlantic Pact of aggression and said its notes to envoys emphasized peace and opposition to the proposed international force in the Suez region.
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London
Moscow Radio
Middle East
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Israel
Moscow
Cairo
Saudi
Arabia
Yemen
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Suez Canal Zone
Mid-East
Army reports Korea casualties rise to 2,467,407
Washington dispatch says the Army estimates total enemy casualties in Korea through Nov. 14 at 2,467,407, up 9,941 from the prior week. The tally includes 1,068,644 battle deaths, 246,304 nonbattle losses, and 152,369 captured prisoners of war, with reductions due to screening and reclassification of captured and nonregular troops.
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Washington
Korea
Stroke revives memory as missing man returns home
DETROIT Nov. 22 A 28 year old man believed dead for six years David Yerke reunites with wife Douglas 24 and daughter Sharon after missing since December 26 1945. He telephoned from New Orleans and recalls fragments of memory following a stroke while hospital work. He remains under doctor care with gaps in memory but family notes hopeful recovery.
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Detroit
David Yerke
Yerke
Douglas
Sharon
Yorke
Gulf of Mexico
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Dory
Gulf
Hermaz
Grosse Pointe Woods
New Orleans
New Orleans’ Hospital
David
Armed Pair Rob Bank in Prairie Village, Cash Loot 62000
Two men robbed the Johnson County National Bank & Trust Co in Prairie Village Kansas of about 62000. They used a rifle and a pistol, forced the cashier to open the vault, and herded 13 employees into a vault before escaping in a late model yellow convertible. Both wore white coveralls and caps, one carried an M 1 rifle. The robbery lasted about 15 minutes and was among the metro area’s largest in 25 years.
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Kansas, City
Johnson County National Bank & Trust Co
Prairie Village
Kan
Kansas City
Despondent Man Dies Under Train in Peoria
A despondent man identified as Robert Stilley, 47, of Bartonville, beckoned to an oncoming Chicago and North Western freight train and was struck and killed. Peoria County coroner Chauncey Wood said the body was identified by Mrs Stilley and that the man had announced plans to kill himself.
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Peoria
Ill
Robert Stilley
Bartonville
Chicago
Western
Charles Breeden
Pekin
Stilley
Chauncey E. Wood
Weather Patrol Plane Missing Prompted by Russian Protest
A U S Navy twin engine weather reconnaissance bomber with ten crew members is missing. Soviet protest alleges a U S crossing Siberian border and firing by fighters. Navy delays on type and location, says search for three officers and seven men is negative.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Moscow
Siberian
Navy
United Nations
U. S
Living-Cost Index Up 0.4 Per Cent This Month
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent rise in the cost of living for the month ended Oct 15 bringing the index to 187.4 percent of the 1945-29 average. Food costs led the increase and the auto workers gain a penny an hour under contracts tied to the index. The old method’s 0.7 percent rise also yielded the extra penny for workers under existing agreements.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Walter Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
Beach Combing and Theaters Featured in Page Locator List
A newspaper shows where to find sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Bridge on Page A-11, Classified Ads Pages 8 through 11, Comics on B-4, Crossword B-8, Editorials on A-10 and A-1, and more including Obituaries on B-8 and Sports on A-13 to A-15, with additional items like Tides on B-7 and Women’s Activities on B-2 and B-3.
Russia Denounces U N Aggression and Balkans Patrol
The Soviet Union renewed charges of aggression against the United States. A note protested a U S plane violation of the Siberian border and U S fighter activity. In Paris Moscow protested U N financing of armed groups to topple Prime Minister Stalin. The U N Balkans peace patrol plan passed 50 to 5 despite Soviet objections.
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Russia
United States
Washington
Siberian
Paris
Soviet Union
United Nations
Stalin
U. N
Balkans
IsserDy
Rus
U. N. Assembly
U. S
Andrei Vighinsky
Yy. S
Holiday Death Toll Falls to 1948 Level During Thanksgiving
A survey shows 90 people died in motor vehicle crashes and 30 in other accidents during the Thanksgiving period, totaling 120 deaths. California led with 43 fatalities in traffic incidents, marking the lowest holiday toll since 1948 despite the high past years.
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California
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