Reds to Keep Kaesong U N Get Gibraltar
MUNSAN Korea Nov 26 Allied and Communist officers agreed on a 145 mile cease fire line to halt shooting if an armistice is signed within 30 days. Kaesong remains in Red territory while Panmunjom becomes part of a neutral buffer zone. The area near Little Gibraltar on the western front stays with the Allies and subcommittees meet in Panmunjom to approve the proposal.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Gibraltar
Kosong
Mundung
Heartbreak Ridge
Kumsong
Kumhwa
Chorwon
Imjim
Han
Yellow Sea
Long Beach
Red
United Nations
U.N
Panmunjam
Yonchon
Aliad
U. N
Pukhan River
Kumseng
Associated Press
Eisenhower Urges NATO to Stop Haggling on Commands
General Eisenhower told NATO chiefs to abandon national glory and pool sovereignty to build Western security. He warned that unless Europe’s defense line is strengthened well east of the Rhine, lasting peace is unlikely. Britain reportedly balked at an American led naval command and at standard rifle adoption as NATO battles over structure and commands continue.
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Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Rhine
Atlantic Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Chiefs of Staff
NATO Council
Britain
North Atlantic
Middle East
Greece
Turkey
Churchill
Atlantic
Mideast
NATO
North
Eisenhower
Chiefs of Staff
Copters Lift 4500 Wounded in Korea
In a Pentagon briefing, 12 Army helicopters flew 4500 wounded from January through November in Korea. Lt. Joseph L. Bowler, a veteran aviator from Schuylkill Haven, Pa., said his unit moved 806 men in 487 missions and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Joseph L. Bowler
Bowler
Schuylkill Haven
No Man‘s Land
Temblors Rock Formosa Again
Earthquakes jolted Formosa for a second day. At least 15 people were killed and over 200 injured as shocks rattled the eastern and southwestern coasts. A sharp tremor hit Taipei with no damage or casualties reported. The prior quakes damaged the east coast railroad at seven spots between Haulien and Taitung.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Haulien
Taitung
Crippled Ship Katy Sends Distress Call Again
A 2500 ton Panamanian freighter Katy laden with Cuban sugar sent a fresh distress call 110 nautical miles off Japan. A coast guard boat and Murotu patrol boat were en route to assist as Kadet ran aground off Tsushima Island and Kinugasa Maru sank en route to Japan after 16 days of rough seas.
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Tokyo
UFI
Katy
Cuba
Coast Guard
Murotu
Japan
Vancouver
B. C
Two Rail Collisions Kill 16 in Woodstock and Five in Idaho
At Woodstock Alabama a head on crash between the Southern Railway Southerner and Louisville and Nashville Crescent on a trestle left 16 dead and 60 injured. In Idaho two Union Pacific freight trains collided at Orchard killing five crewmen. Many victims remained missing or unrecovered as crews worked through wreckage.
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Woodstock
Ala
Southern Railway System
Crescent
George Newton
Seminary
Miss
Atlanta
West Point
Montgomery
New Orleans
P. J. Powers
Birmingham
Mississippi
U S Ready to Try U N Plan on Disarming
United States agrees to private disarmament talks with Russia as Asian Arab states urge a four power meeting under UN President Luis Padilla Nervo. The move faces doubt from Iraq Pakistan and Syria while Vishinsky and Jessup debate urgency and feasibility. Rau proposes reconciliation committee and focus on Korean War end and aid to underdeveloped nations.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Iraq
Pakistan
Syria
United Nations
Britain
France
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Jessup
General Assembly
India
Sir Benegal Rau
Rau
Snow Trapping Family Rescued Off Carson Pass
In November snows near Carson Pass trapped a family of four for five days with almost no food except a can of syrup rationed to a year-old baby. Rescuers found Ralph Hilton 41 and his relatives Betty 16 Lillian 40 and Ronald Hilton alive after their car stalled a day trip from shelter.
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Jackson
Calif
Sierra Nevada
Carson Pass
Ralph Hilton
Lillian
Betty
Ronald Hilton
Weather outlook with variable clouds and warmer trend
Variable high cloudiness through tonight and tomorrow with a slight rise in temperatures. Light variable winds shift from west to southwest at 10 to 18 mph by tomorrow afternoon.
Caudle Fears for Life Under Racketeering Probe
Washington November 26 UP T Lamar Caudle former assistant attorney general testified he fears for his life due to his battle against rackets in Charlotte North Carolina where he once served as U S attorney Caudle blamed alleged malicious intent from Charlotte Police Chief Frank Littlejohn and two federal agents The House Ways and Means subcommittee citing tax fraud prosecutions moved to open Justice Department files for review and the attorney general agreed to cooperation while preserving file control
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Washington
Lamar Caudle
Charlotte
N. C
U. S
House Ways and Means
Caudle
Frank Littlejohn
Littlejohn
McGrath
Justice Department
Rep. King
D.-Calif
King
Iranian Girls Clash With Police in Tehran Protest
About 200 Communist led girls protested in Tehran against six expulsions at Nour Bakhsh High School. The confrontation turned violent as police and firemen were attacked with rocks and fingernails. Police required three truckloads of soldiers. six policemen and four firemen were injured.
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Tehran
Iran
Nour Bakhsh
Taft critiques Truman claims on Ohio 1950 funds
Senator Taft testified at Senate elections subcommittee hearings on the 1950 Ohio campaign denying Truman’s charge of widespread special spending. He claimed opponents spent three dollars for every one dollar in his support and blasted the White House for allegedly directing much activity. Ferguson and Taft led the testimonies as the inquiry sought facts for possible election reforms.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Senate
White House
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Joseph T. Ferguson
Fergnson
Gillette D.iowal
Subcommittee
Ferguson
Gillette
Sens. Hennings
Monroney
Okla
Margaret Chase Smith
Ser. Weller
Daho
Raft
Car Hits Harbor Train Fatality Near Catalina Terminal
Wilmington events report a fatal crash when a car struck a locomotive in front of the Catalina terminal just before midnight. Percy R. Middleton, 31, of Plateau Alabama, died. Three others injured include Roy E. McConchie, Charles C. Scott, and Luis E. Maldonado. Police may file man slaughter charges against McConchie after recovery.
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Wilmington
Catalina Terminal
Percy R. Middleton
Plateau
Ala
Harbor General Hospital
Roy E. McConchie
W. 24Th St. San Pedro
Charles C. Scott
Houston
Texas
Luis E. Maldonado
New Orleans
McConchie
McNerney Mortuary
Father Ends Life at Girls' Graves in Paducah
Paducah report states Lin Boyd a 58 year old retired businessman visited his daughters graves yesterday with his wife nearby and then shot himself in the head dying instantly at the scene.
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Paducah
UPI
Lin Boyd
Boyd
Son Lives Mother Dies Child Delivered
Kalamazoo Michigan November 26 A PIA boy was delivered by Caesarean operation three minutes after the mother's death from polio at Burgess Hospital The child in good condition in an incubator was born to Mrs Mahlon Kutler 25 wife of a factory clerk Mrs Kuder died at 5 pm the delivery occurred at 5 03 pm by Dr Martin D Verhage Since September 25 she had been in a respirator in the hospital
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Burgess Hospital
Mahlon Kutler
Beach Combing and Listings Guide
The notice lists where to find various sections in the newspaper including Beach Combing on Page B-1, Boyle on Page B-8, Bridge on Page A-13, Classified ads on Pages B-8 to 11, Comics on Page 8-5, Crossword on Page B-8, Editorials on Pages A-12 and A-13, Financial on Pages B-6 and B-7, Obituaries on Page B-8, Radio and television on Page A-10, Shipping on Page 8-7, Sports on Pages A-14 and A-15, Theaters on Page A-T1, Titles and temperatures on Page B-7, and Women's activities on Pages B-2 and B-3.
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Boyle
Reds Attack in Bitter Cold in Korea
Communist troops attacked through deep snow and bitter cold across the Korean battle line. Allied forces repelled a large Chinese assault near Yonchon while advancing near Panmunjom. Air clashes occurred with 17 Sabres battling about 60 MiGs, all Sabres returning safely.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Panmunjom
Yonchon
Gibraltar
Eightth Army
Pukhan River
Kumsong
Yangeu
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Yugoslavia Demands UN Help Over Tito Cominform Rift
In Paris Yugoslav minister Milovan Djilas presented charges to the UN Special Political Committee accusing Russia and Cominform allies of open aggression since the 1948 Tito split. He urged a mixed UN commission to settle disputes, reestablish relations, and ease frontier tensions. The document cites hundreds of incidents including forced detentions of Yugoslav children and military preparations against Yugoslavia.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Russia
United Nations Commission
Moscow-Belgrade
Milovan Dulas
Marshal Tito
U. N
U.N. General Assembly
Europe
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Robert B. Tuckman
Milan
Italy
Hagegling
By James M, Long
Ubus
Koksan
Gibralta
Aijes
Kapyang
Yangpyeog
Yong
Chumaniin
Kangrure
South Korea
U. P
Idaho
U.S
Police i
Harbor
Cominform
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