Court actions may delay CBS color TV decision
The FCC finalized its choice of CBS as the national color television plan despite threats of injunctions. RCA and Pilot Radio Corp allege the ruling harms public interests and may seek court action to delay or overturn the FCC decision, with injunctions expected to prolong the dispute.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
I T
CBS
Sue Trias Caldhere
Seeneeerenn Eres Tardeee
Pilot Radio Corp
New York
FCC
Geldberg
Radio Corporation of America
Color
O. David Sarnott
A.sai Ina
Faguedt
Publc
Calgary man fined for punching horse in stray incident
Canadian man Barry Woot of Calgary was fined for punching a horse in an Oct incident. The case stemmed from an alleged assault at a Calgary area location resulting in a monetary penalty.
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Calgary
Alta
Barry Woot
Jail Pensioner, 70, in Double Slaying
SOUTH GATE Oct 12 UP an elderly pensioner was jailed after his wife and nephew were shot to death and another relative wounded. Joseph Mastriano, 70, booked on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. Mrs Juna Mastriano, 68, and Anthony Gallo, 30, were killed in her home. Sister Angela Mastriano, 63, a witness, fled the scene. Police report says the shooting began in Chicago.
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South Gate
Ada Néphew
Joseph Mastrioanni
Juna Mastrioanan
Anthony Gallo
Shere
St Vie
England
Angeting Mastrioanal
Chicago
Lepers Protest After Refusal Aid Off Crete Coast
Reports from Heraklion Crete dated October 12 describe a protest by lepers who were fed up with the government denying daily aid. The demonstrators gathered at sea near the isle of Elee to press for relief and access to support programs.
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Elee
Crete
Heraklion
Vita
Cosa
Danzion
President Truman Heads to Wake Island Conference
President Truman departs for a Far East policy conference with General Douglas MacArthur, stopping tonight at Fairfield-Sut Air Force Base in California before continuing to Hawaii and Wake Island for the first face-to-face talks. The agenda includes China strategy and the midpacific conference with top military officials.
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ST. Louis
Truman
Wake Island
Gen
Douglas
MacArthur
U.S
Far East
Fairfield-Surf Air Force Base
California
Hawaii
Satchina
Child Tortured Self Belief Led to Tragic Death
A 10 year old Long Beach girl Katherine Frances Erickson died after being found bound in a chair with leather thongs. Her body showed cuts burns and bruises, some new, some old. John Berling 26 accordion teacher was booked on murder investigation. A police report alleges persistent abuse and occult healing beliefs by the caregiver.
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Francas Erickton
Pins Ave
Seaside Hospital
Violat
John Barling
Yana
Press-Telegram
Katherine Frances Erickson
Violet John Berling
Katherine
Long Beach
Violet
John Berling
Nat Iy
Stalin Telegram Supports North Korea Independence Claim
Moscow dispatch reports Premier Joseph Stalin wished success to North Korea in their bid for an independent, democratic frontier. The telegram's text is incomplete but signals Soviet support for the Korean quest.
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Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Legion Skirts Issue on Fire Aches on Plea
In Los Angeles on October 12 the American Legion voted to demand that President Truman reconstitute the State Department but avoided naming Secretary of State. The convention urged steps to restore confidence in U.S. foreign affairs and condemned communism, while debating wording to name Acheson or keep the original phrasing.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Truman
State Department
Alue
Coat Alana
America
George Clear
John Stelle
Acheson
George N. Craig
Dolemn
Tate
Departmente T
A-Arm Usk
Abo
United Na
October Heat Record Tumbles as 99 Degree Day Hits City
The 1950 heat wave pushes October highs to 99 on the roof thermometer of the Press Telegraph building. Weather Bureau notes a forenoon peak of 99, with 115 degrees on sunlit thermometers along Pacific Coast Highway. Desert air and sea breezes mix as temperatures ease to 88 by early afternoon.
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Press-Telegram
Weather Bureau
Muiterpal
Pacific Coast Hwy
Mercury
U.N. Moves to Limit Rhee Authority in Korea
The U N Commission on Korea endorsed an Australian proposal to confine the U N backed Republic of Korea to South Korea. The plan, discussed in a closed meeting, awaits final action after receiving Netherlands instructions. Warren R Austin will attend the next session as U S delegate.
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Trod Perey Si
Govender
Ye Gy
U. I
Korea
U. N
Kent Rhee
Hur
North Artes
Civil Oothet
Ome
Comm
Chongjin Destroyed by Allied Naval Bombardment
Allied air and naval forces bombarded Chongjin on the Red Korea east coast with heavy shelling and naval air strikes. The 190,000 population city 43 miles from Manchuria border and 48 miles from Siberia was described as a burning iron and steel center as warships including the Missouri and other vessels pressed the assault.
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Tokyo
Chongjin
Red Korea
China
Soviet
Siberia
Red Iron and Steel
Red China
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Siberian
Windvostok
Vy Neal
Wongan
Yongysng
U. S
Dian
Vespela
Ahore
Wierthur D. Struble
Missouri
MacArthur
Adm
Strubje
Inchon
Beech Combing and Teletypes News Highlights
Teletype summary notes where to find features in the issue. Foreword and editorial on A-10, television on A-22, shipping table on A-20, sports on A-13 14 15, tides and Women’s activities on pages 8 2 3. Reads like a contents page with section markers.
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Beech Combing
Eee
Pecemai Sonitied
Tides
Renee Ee
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Horseface
Meg
S.F
Mereiman Smith
Russia
Legion
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Sir
U.N
Rhee
South Korea
Belman Morin
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