Eisenhower's China dispute and turkey aboard Columbine II
The article reports Red China claiming 230 American and Chinese Nationalists were killed or captured for spying, met with U.S. denials as propaganda. It notes President Eisenhower’s flight in the Columbine II with a 43-pound National Turkey, the visit to a golf course, and a plan to press the case for the 13 Americans imprisoned by Red China through Geneva, London, or the United Nations, while seeking world opinion against the alleged outrage.
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Kentucky
National
Turkey Growers Assn
Eisenhower
Bernard Montgomery
Europe
Hisenhower
Montgomery
Col Thomas Belshe
Washington
George Allen
Truman
Allen
Ellis Slater
Frankfort Distilling Co
National Golf Club
Slater
China
Geneva
Peiping
United Nations
Korea
Red China
United States
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Fog Shrouded Crash Injures Torrance Family
Harry Young 30 and wife Betty 25 plus children Meredith and Mark seven were injured Wednesday when fog caused Young to strike two parked cars on 26th Stand Pacific Ave. Ralph Fortus of Ft Ord and Leonard Goodman of Los Angeles owned the cars. They received minor injuries and were treated at San Pedro Receiving Hospital and released.
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Lee
Harry Young
Fonthill St
Torrance
Betty
Meredith
Mark
Young
26Th Stand
Pacific Ave
San Pedro Receiving Hospital
Ralph Fortus
Ft. Ord
Leonard Goodman
Los Angeles
Nab Indiana fugitives in W. Va
Four fugitives from a Muncie jail, riding in a stolen car, were captured by Williamson police. The men identified themselves as Talmadge Holliday, Ollie Lacesy, Earl H. Gregory, and Jana Russell J. McClaine, all of Muncie, Ind. A fifth man remained in Huntington. Indiana officials said the group would waive extradition to Indiana to face robbery charges.
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Jana Russell J. McClaine
Muncie
Indiana
Maynard
Labor Surplus Areas Listed in Oklahoma
Le Flore and Sequoyah Counties in Oklahoma have been named areas of substantial labor surpluses by the Labor Department. Reps. Albert and Edmondson were notified. Pittsburg and Muskogee counties had already been declared surplus. Albert noted Le Flore's coal potential could aid efforts to boost purchases for overseas shipment.
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Washington
le Flore
Sequoyah
Okla
Albert
Edmondson
Oklahoma
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Okahoma
Pittsburg
Muskogee
LeFlore
Americans Around World Mark Thanksgiving Observances
Thanksgiving across the globe included Army dinners for troops abroad and Nixons hosting guests in the Bahamas. In Europe, bases held services and dinners with local guests and diplomats. The report notes college games on TV and celebratory events from Rome to Stockholm. A separate Artesia item identifies Anita Smythe, 25, killed in an auto pedestrian crash identified by husband Vernon Smythe.
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Army
Richard 71. Nixon
Bahama Islands
Nassau
U.S
Harrwell Johnson
Nixons
Christ Church Cathedral
America
Carnell
Pennsylvania
Colgate
Brown
Utah
Utah State
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
Missouri
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Europe
Germany
Rome
U. S
Clare Boothe Lute
St. Paul's
Henry,Luce
Paris
St. Catherine
G. Douglas Dillon
Brussels
Frederick M. Alger Jr
Stockholm
Artesia
Anita Smythe
Vialeta Ave
Vernon Smythe
Thanksgiving Cheer for the Unfortunate
A brief scene at a charity visit shows Rev. Atkins and Sah Faulkes delivering a box and sharing faith with a distressed woman. She speaks of strong faith amid hardship, crying over worries, recalling lost children, and finding solace in Scripture. She wishes a hopeful Thanksgiving as the visitors depart with blessings.
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Mr. Atkins
Sah. Faulkes
Tunis Rebels Derail Train and Fire on Crew
Rebels in southwest Tunisia derailed a freight train and opened fire on the crew. In Japan, Prime Minister Yoshida was wounded, with party leaders planning a special Diet session to decide on dissolving the lower house and calling general elections.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Pi — Fellaga
Con
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshi
Da’s
Liberal Party Today
Yoshida
Kyodo News Service
Takefora Ogata
Japan
Kyodo
Tower House
Diet
Ichiro Hetoyama
anti-Yoshida
Japan Democratic Party
Miberei
Hatoyama
Nationalists Set Up Mainland Invasion Board
Nationalist China forms an 1833 member Mainland Recovery Board to plan for an invasion upon return to the mainland. President Chiang Kai-shek says the board’s organization is the first step toward invasion. Chen Cheng heads the board. Chiang and his wife are among the members. over 1500 National Assembly members participate. The board promises no mercy to Mao Tse-tung and other Red leaders.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
National Assembly
Chen Cheng
Nationalist China
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