U S Urges UN Action Over Korea Crisis
The United States accuses Chinese Communists of open aggression in Korea and asks the United Nations to act promptly. Warren R. Austin confronts Wu Hsui chuan at the Security Council as Russia delays, while the prospect of a Soviet veto looms and the issue could move to the General Assembly under the Acheson plan.
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War Crisis Sends Market Tumbling
The Korea crisis triggered a sharp stock market selloff in New York with prices dropping $1 to $4 a share. Large block trading marked the opening rush as ticker tape lagged behind floor transactions. After initial selling, some stocks paused and recovered from the lows.
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Weather outlook with clearer skies and warm temps
Weather bulletin reports considerably less fog tonight and tomorrow morning with mostly clear skies. Continued warm conditions expected into tomorrow afternoon as light variable winds prevail.
Security Council Called In War Crisis In Korea
The National Security Council was summoned for midafternoon to discuss the Korea crisis as Vice President Barkley declined to reveal reasons. President Truman heads the council with key members including Acheson Marshall and Symington, while Gen. Omar Bradley may brief. The move follows US charges of Chinese Communist aggression and a mounting counteroffensive in Korea, raising fears of a broader war including possible bombing of Manchurian targets.
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French Cabinet Faces Resignation After No-Impeachment Vote
Paris November 28 The French cabinet threatened to resign after the Assembly failed to impeach Defense Minister Jules Moch over the Indo Chinese affair known as the affair of the generals. President Auriol refused the resignation and urged Premier Pleven to keep the cabinet intact amid a fragile political crisis.
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Fire Truck and Streetcar Crash Injures Ten in Detroit
In Cadillac Square a hook and ladder fire truck collided with a streetcar during midmorning hours. Five firefighters, the streetcar motorman, and four passengers were injured, four potentially seriously, as snow and slush covered the pavement.
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Five in Family Die in Pre-dawn Blaze
A pre-dawn fire swept through a small frame house in Jefferson City Missouri burning to death five members of a family. The dead were Alex W Erhart 38 his wife Margaret 26 and their three children Janette 6 Kirsten 3 and Billy 6 months.
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MacArthur Convenes Top Generals in Secret Korea War Talk
General MacArthur met with Lt Gen Walton Walker Maj Gen Edward Almond and Maj Gen B O Hickey plus two others for four hours early this morning on Korea war plans The meeting ended around 1 30 a m Long Beach time No press access was allowed and AP reporters were kept at the embassy grounds Walker and Almond had been recalled to Tokyo from the field by MacArthur’s orders
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Storm battered Fast Fights Snow death toll 281
Storm swept eastern states with paralyzing fury as crews battled to restore heat and power. One hundred eighty one deaths reported across 22 states with Ohio and New York among the hardest hit.
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Nuclear physicist Dr Exigene Gardner dies blamed on A bomb
Wartime work and lung poisoning linked to the death of noted nuclear physicist Dr Exigene Gardner. The notice cites effects of A bomb exposure. Further details appear on pages A-4, A-10, A-14.
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U S to Build H bomb Plant in South Carolina
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a large scale project to construct facilities in Aiken and Barnwell Counties along the Savannah River. The $250 million site will supply materials for weapons or fuels, not produce bombs, with about 1500 families to relocate within 18 months and construction set to start next year. DuPont will design build and operate the plants, following a four month site study of over 100 locations.
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Defense Officials Believe U N Forces Can Hold Line
High defense officials in Washington say United Nations troops can hold a line across Korea just north of Pyongyang and Wonsan despite being outnumbered by Chinese forces. The belief rests on air and naval superiority and firepower, with cautious notes on Manchuria bombing and potential wider war with China.
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Disaster Comes Swiftly as Reds Stop Allies in Korea
An AP dispatch from Eighth Army Front reports a swift enemy turn in Korea with U N forces routed after heavy losses. South Korean divisions collapsed, exposing flanks of the 25th and Seventh Divisions as Chinese night infantry and infiltrations overwhelmed UN lines.
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Mystery donor sends 1700 to Red Cross and Cancer Society
A nameless philanthropist mailed 1700 in $100 bills in triple envelopes to the Red Cross and the Long Beach Cancer Society. The Red Cross received 1000 dollars and the Cancer Society chapter seven 100 dollar bills. Officials will decide use for the funds.
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Acheson Urges Backing Over Korea Crisis
Secretary Acheson told Senate foreign policy leaders of a Korea crisis report and urged united support for administration measures. The two hour closed door session drew grave mood as senators questioned Chinese intervention and possible moves by Gen MacArthur in Manchuria.
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Chinese forces breach Allied lines in Korea crisis
Tokyo dispatch reports thousands of Chinese Communist troops breaking through Allied defenses in Korea. MacArthur warns of a new war with Red China and seeks UN backing to end the crisis, as U N forces retreat along the northwest front. Nine Allied divisions face mounting pressure from up to twenty Chinese divisions near Tokchon.
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Tax bill drafted as GOP doubts passage this session
Washington November 28 Republican leaders doubt an administration tax bill will pass this session though the House Ways and Means Committee proceeds with drafting. Senator Taft said Senate Republicans oppose immediate action on taxes and rent controls. House leaders also avoid a firm stance on the 1950 revenue program and the $4 billion excess profits tax on corporations.
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