Korea rejects UN truce demand amid push for full liberation
South Korea said it would not accept any truce arranged by the United Nations without its consent. President Syngman Rhee’s foreign minister stated Korea’s future is its own business and rejected UN or allied settlements. The move followed earlier denouncements of UN efforts and calls for liberation of all Korea and a large Korean armed force under U.N. oversight. The statement came as U.N. delegates pursued an Indian prisoner deadlock plan despite Soviet opposition.
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Charge Airman Tried to Sell Sabre Secrets
Tokyo report notes 5/Sgt. Giuseppe Cascio charged with conspiring to sell secret information on the F-86 E jet to the enemy in Korea. He and Sgt. John P. Jones were arrested Sept. 21. Jones later judged insane and sent home. Cascio could face life imprisonment if convicted. no trial date set.
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Small-Craft Warnings Expanded East of New Orleans
The U S Weather Bureau ordered small craft warnings hoisted from New Orleans eastward to St Marks Florida. The warning, issued for daybreak today, extends an earlier alert from Brownsville Texas to New Orleans and predicts increasing southerly winds to 25 to 35 mph with gusts this afternoon, shifting to northerly from New Orleans to Pensacola by Wednesday.
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State Dept. Subject of Ike's Aids Confab
Rep John Taber chairman of the House appropriations committee conferred with top Eisenhower aides on matters that may affect State Department operations He aimed to meet John Foster Dulles and Gov Sherman Adams and stopped at the Commodore Hotel to speak with them The discussions touched on Voice of America and other topics but details were not disclosed
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Oregon
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Where to Find It List of Page References
A navigational index lists various section locations such as Beach Combing on Page 3-1 Boyle on Page A-II Bridge on Page B-4 Classified Ads on Pages 6-9 and 13 Comics on Page 8-6 Crossword on Pages B-9 Editorial on Page A-10 Financial on Page B-B Obituaries on Page A-é Radio and TV on Page B-7 Shipping Table on Page B-3 Southland Cities on Pages 6-2 and 3 Sparks on Pages A-12 13 14 Theaters on Page A-8 Tides Temperatures on Page A-6 Women's Activities on Pages B-4 and 5.
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Weather outlook: clear through Wednesday
The forecast calls for clear skies today and Wednesday with calmer conditions. Daytime highs rise to around 45 degrees while nights stay cool, offering continued chilly evenings.
Inauguration Parade Tickets Get Price Hike
Washington sees higher inauguration prices as tickets to the parade rise about a third from four years ago. Seats cost from 2 to 10 dollars previously and now run roughly 3 to 15 dollars with taxes added. About 60,000 seats along the route, including premium 15 dollar seats in Lafayette Park, will be offered. John F. Morrissey oversees ticket sales, a role he has held for several inaugurations.
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Gun Fight in Hollywood Nip State Crime Ring
Hollywood AP report details a state wide crime empire busted after a dramatic run in with detectives. Mob chief Richard K Franklin 40 wounded five times shot himself to avoid capture as two dozen suspects were taken into custody in Stockton San Francisco and elsewhere. Officers describe the gang as burglars specialists in market bar and liquor store holdups chiefly in the San Francisco area before recruitment in Southern California.
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Two Children Die After Crawling Into Refrigerator
NEWPORTVILLE Pa UP two young children Kenneth Kugel three and Jo Ann seven suffocated Monday after entering the defrosted family refrigerator while unsupervised Their mother Betty Kugel widow forty was at work and older sister Nancy nine watched them prior to the tragedy Nancy found the children after they locked the house door and returned to search the fridge for a between meals snack This is a somber accidental death report from a quiet neighborhood.
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AFL Selects Meany as New President
Washington reports 58-year-old George Meany elected unanimously as AFL president to succeed the late William Green. William Schnitzier will become AFL secretary-treasurer. Meany plans to pursue merger talks with the CIO, resuming efforts to unite the two unions. Meany vows to raise living standards and champion workers rights while opposing communism at home and abroad.
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Plane Crashes Kill 162 Across Pacific Rim
Western Air Toll reports 162 dead or missing in a wave of military air crashes since November seven. A U S B 50 bomber went down in Maryland with five dead, a Royal Canadian Air Force bomber burned in British Columbia killing eight, and a test flight from Edgewood Maryland saw four dead with one survivor. Rescue teams probed Bush River water for bodies as crews recovered three more, totaling all but one of five crew members. An Alaska search followed a Globe Master C 124 crash with 52 aboard, praised as a beautiful ditching by the pilot.
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Marine Burglar Shot by Proprietor
Santa Ana field news reports a Marine private Leopold Valdez twenty seven of Camp Fendieton was wounded by a market owner Thomas Munoz who fired as the burglar fled from a break in at 1432 West Fourth Street Police arrested Valdez near Fourth and Bristol Street at 1 34 a m and he was taken to Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station dispensary with a bullet wound in the lower left abdomen
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Truman wage price controls not slated to end says Maybank
Washington reports say Senate Banking Committee Chairman Maybank has information that President Truman plans to end wage price controls. A high price official and Roger L. Putnam deny any move to end controls. Tighe Woods resigns as head of the Office of Price Stabilization adds to the confusion about policy direction.
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Pullman Veep Shot to Death in Merchandise Mall
CHICAGO UM police say Robert Lascelles, vice president and comptroller of the Pullman Co., was found dead in his office at Merchandise Mall. First reports indicate he was shot to death.
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Sub freezing cold and snow hit the Southwest region
Wintery conditions gripped the Southwest with sub zero temperatures in Montana and near zero in parts of Arizona New Mexico and Wyoming. Snow fell in southeastern New Mexico northern Texas and across the Rockies with three to six inch depths in mountains and up to four inches in Amarillo Roswell and Tucumcari. Temperatures varied from five above in Winslow to 80 in Brownsville Texas, highlighting wide regional contrasts.
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