Ike Planed Stop Sets Thursday appearance
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower will speak at Long Beach Airport Thursday afternoon after a 2 23 p m arrival. Gov Earl Warren Sen William Knowland and Councilman Lyman Sutter will join him for a whistle stop before a Pan Pacific Auditorium address in Los Angeles. Long Beach lines run buses from downtown to the airport with routes via Broadway American Ave Ocean Blvd Redondo Ave Pacific Coast Hwy and Lakewood Blvd ending at the field. Committeemen say parking is in front of the Administration Building and on the apron north of it for a large crowd.
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U S Orders Parleys Off Indefinitely
The Korean armistice talks collapsed to near failure as the United States ordered an indefinite recess, with fighting in Korea at a year’s peak. Secretary Acheson called the pause an affirmative step toward an armistice, while the UN command refused further talks unless the Communists accept proposals or present a written constructive plan.
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Earthquake Felt on Central Philippines Islands
An earthquake was felt on the central Philippine islands of Pinay Romblon and Cuyo today according to the government geophysical division. No damage was reported. The epicenter was estimated 273 miles south south east of Manila.
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Ike in California OKs Valley Project
President Eisenhower opened his California campaign trip with a bold charge that President Truman and Adlai Stevenson talk like the unintelligent people they apparently are. He pledged to push his valedictory valley project amid the election heat.
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Truman Brands Ike s Talks Silly
President Truman attacked Dwight Eisenhower as ill informed about 40 years of American affairs and mocked his farm speeches as silly. He used a harvest jubilee in Shenandoah Iowa to urge voters that the GOP candidate lacks qualifications for the presidency and to defend his own campaign train stops in California and Sacramento. He cited Eisenhower 1948 statement and urged local control of major projects while denouncing Washington bureaucrats.
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Adlai Attacks McCarthy in Wisconsin Campaign
Gov. Adlai E Stevenson charged Sen. Joseph R McCarthy with silencing the voice of the accuser as he campaigned in Wisconsin. He and Truman Sparkman aimed at Eisenhower and Taft in Milwaukee remarks and a University of Wisconsin speech targeting McCarthy.
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Iran Demands 20 Million Pounds Oil Dispute Settlement
London reports Premier Mohammed Mossadegh demanded 20 million pounds equal to 56 million dollars from Britain within a week to unlock a swift final settlement of the British Iranian oil dispute, official disclosure shows.
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Russians Fire On U S Hospital Plane Near Berlin Corridor
Soviet MiG-15 fighters buzzed an unarmed U S hospital C47 en route to Berlin, firing machine gun bursts but the craft landed safely at Templehof. No crew were hit. the incident followed a broader pattern of Soviet aerial attacks against Allied planes in postwar zones.
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Weather Outlook Shines With Sunny Day Ahead
Mostly sunny conditions expected tomorrow with night and morning fog patches along the coast. High temperature near 87 degrees.
Trains Collide in Harrow Wreck Kills Many
In Harrow Middlesex two fast expresses and a crowded suburban train smashed during the morning rush. At least 85 people died with officials fearing a toll over 120. More than 130 injured and hundreds treated as rescuers searched wreckage eight hours after the crash. The Perth to London express rear ended a stationary train then a second express from London to Manchester struck the debris.
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Two Soldiers Killed in Korea Rail Crash
Pusan Korea UPI reports two U S soldiers were killed and two injured when an American hospital train collided with a Korean hospital train after a closed switch at Sindong north of Taegu Tuesday night A Korean civilian died and another was hurt in the incident.
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White Horse Hill Crest Recaptured In Korean Front Battle
Allied and Korean troops fought a brutal battle over White Horse Hill as both sides swapped control. Chinese forces attacked, were repulsed, then regained the crest briefly before Korean infantry recaptured it with a 700 man Chinese battalion reduced to 150. General Van Fleet said the Eighth Army halted attacks and held main positions amid continued fighting and heavy air bombardment.
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Pick-a-Back plane landing shocks Compton airport
Two planes collided during final approach at Compton Airport. Delbert G. Rokes Jr. landed atop J. C. Hand's plane at 10:35 p.m. with Elvin H. Wharey aboard as passenger. Both pilots report circling 30 minutes before landing. No injuries in Sept incident mirrored this event.
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Truman Taft Parade Appearance in Shenandoah Harvest Jubilee
In Shenandoah Iowa President Truman and Senator Taft rode separately in the harvest festival parade with 18 000 to 39 000 spectators. Taft arrived by air hours before Truman and listened to the president's radio speech from the Ellis Club before delivering a rebuttal.
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Spending 2000 His Trip Home Worth Million
Edward Guillaro of New Britain says his two trips home are worth about 2000 dollars. The retired restaurant operator flew from Naples to vote in the November presidential election and renew his visa. He plans to return to Italy after the election and retirement life.
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