MacArthur Signals North Korea Surrender in UN Plan
North Korea would surrender under UN supervision with CN forces disarming Communist troops, similar to Japanese disarmament. MacArthur warned no halt in military effort until surrender. South Korea’s government hinted the 38th parallel effectively vanished as probes suggest plans to push across once orders arrive.
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Sports Figures Hurt Flier Killed In Ohio Plane Crash
In Columbus a plane crash killed pilot Roger Shook and injured reporter Joe Williams and Paul Jones, with owner John W. Galbreath not aboard. Williams and Jones were covering the SMU-Ohio State game and were en route to New York from Galbreath's private airport west of Columbus.
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North Korea war forces collapse driving UN air assault
UN air forces hammer North Korea as ground forces push toward the 38th parallel. Marines advance toward the border from Seoul area while the 187th airborne and 7th Infantry mop up in sector. South Korean and U S divisions reach the west coast with light resistance reported.
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U.N. Debates Erasing the 38th Parallel Amid Korea Crisis
United Nations debates on removing the 38th parallel as a border in Korea. U S delegate Warren Austin urges no refuge behind the line. Soviet bloc stalls with adjournment. Major votes back peace plans. Romulo and others push for UN led settlement and recovery programs.
Red China vows intervention to aid neighbors in Asia
Chou Enlai and Moscow criticize United States as aggressor in Korea. U.N. Security Council backed aid to South Korea after the North Korean invasion. Chou accuses U.S. of blocking China's U.N. admission and threatening Formosa with fleet actions. He vows continued support to oppose U.S. moves.
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Solons Urge U N Drive Across 38th Parallel
Washington Sept. 90 Senators Bridges and O Mahoney urged the United Nations to push a force across the 38th Parallel in Korea to defeat Communist forces. They said the line is an imaginary boundary and should not block full Korea’s freedom. They warned stopping at the parallel would invite a new communist invasion.
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L A Woman Shot to Death in Bedroom
In Los Angeles a woman identified as Mrs Josephine Cederberg was killed in her bedroom in what police believe was a prowler attack. An autopsy found a .25 caliber bullet in her chest with additional wounds to her arm and neck. Several witnesses including two service station attendants were questioned. The husband Seved Cederborg and his two brothers were reportedly out drinking nearby at the time.
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Snapped Cable Injures Oil Worker Near Long Beach Well
A Compton oil worker, Bernard Erickson, 39, was badly hurt when a cable snapped at a Long Beach Oil Development Co. well near the foot of Pico Avenue. He was taken to Seaside Hospital with possible skull fracture, a broken arm, and other injuries.
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Motorcycle Rider Hurt in Collision
A Bellflower youth suffered minor leg injuries when his motorcycle and a car collided at Artesia Street and Atlantic Avenue. The cyclist was identified as Robert F. Lawrence, 19, of 6001 Amos Street, Bellflower, treated at a temporary emergency hospital. The car driver was Bill A. Merrington, 24, of 1816 West 16th Street.
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