Reds Suspend Talks at Panmunjom Amid Cease Fire Debate
At Panmunjom the Reds abruptly adjourned a liaison session with Allied negotiators over how to resume the Korean cease fire. The issue centers on a neutral zone and technical liaison matters, with reports of Red pressure for admission of Allied air actions. Meanwhile, U N officers in Tokyo reviewed a Red complaint of American jet strafing near Kaesong and Panmunjom, amid mixed impressions from reporters.
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Kaesong
Tsai Cheng Wan
Chang Chun San
Don Darrow
Richard Underwood
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Tokyo
Munsan
Korea
Red
Kaesong- Penmunjem
United Nations
Andrew J. Kinney
Reds
Robert B. Tuckman
Theiaison
Nomination of Keene for Seal Beach postmaster
President Truman sent to the Senate the nomination of Worth Keene to be postmaster of Seal Beach, succeeding J J Jones Sr who resigned in 1948. Keene, a Veterans Administration registration officer in Los Angeles since May 1946, is married with three children. A separate rock fight injured 8 year old Terry Sheets at 1521 Silva Street as police reported, with a skull laceration and possible surgery at Bixby Knolls Hospital.
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16Th St. Seal Beach
Seal Beach
Senate
Truman
Keene
J. J. Jones Sr
F. W. Hickman
Veterans Administration
Los Angeles
Terry Sheets
Silva St
Terry
Bixby Knolls Hospital
Dockers Idle Honolulu Ship Oppose Unloading
Honolulu Oct 23 A third shift of stevedores voted tonight against unloading the Matson freighter Hawaiian Craftsman over a dispute on load size. Two previous crews had refused, five gangs of 100 reported at 430 pm but did not start. ILWU spokesman said men met and voted against unloading to discipline some men previously involved in the dispute.
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Honolulu
Matson
Hawaiian Craftsman
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Ruiz Contines Secures Mexican Presidential Nomination
MEXICO CITY October 15 The government party today endorses Interior Secretary Adolfo Ruiz Contines, a nomination long seen as the election. Ruiz has resigned his cabinet post to campaign for the July 6 elections. One challenger remains Miguel Henriquez Guzman of the Federation of Peoples' Parties.
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Mexico City
Adolfoulz
Bowles and Family Depart for India
New York October 13 United States ambassador Ches ter Bowles left by plane for India to take up his new post accompanied by his wife and their children Cynthia 15 Sally 13 Samuel 22 and the family cat.
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Chester Bowles
India
U. S
Cynthia
Sally
Samuel
Health Given as Reason for Resignation
Washington October 13 Democratic National Chairman William M Boyle Jr. quit claiming health problems despite charges of influence peddling on government loans. He said he would be exonerated by the Senate committee probing his links to American Lithnfold Corp and RFC loans. Republican leaders urged his resignation as part of a wider effort to cleanse Washington.
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William M. Boyle Jr
Truman
Kansas City
Senate
American Lithnfold Corp
St. Louis
Borie
Boyle
Chet Re. Poten
Repubican National
Guy George Gabrielson
RFC
Carthage Hydrocol Co
Gabrielson
House
GOP
Republican Executive Committee
Bovie
Homer E.’ Ferguson
R-Mich
Ceasar
Ferguson
Sen
John J. Williams
Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Angler Bitten Fisherman Grabs Shark Bereaved End
Calvin Vincent, 26, fought a 1 foot bine shark aboard a San Pedro sportsfishing boat. A crew member hauled it by the tail and he followed, grabbing the wrong end. He suffered badly lacerated fingers and was treated at a hospital.
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Calvin Vincent
San Pedro
Vincents
Vincent
Democrats Delay Action on Jessup Nomination
Washington action stalled on Philip C. Jessup, nominated as American delegate to the United Nations. Senate delays the confirmation amid opposition from Harold Stassen and Sen. McCarthy, with potential recess appointment if the must bills clear. Stassen to testify as subcommittee examines U.S. policy in China.
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Mcfarland
Arizona
Senate
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
Jessup
State Department
U. N
Harold E. Stassen
Sen. McCarthy
R.wis
U.N. Assembly
Paris
Stassen
China
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Auto Jammed Between Houses On Magnolia Avenue
Police reported a car crashed between two houses in the 3000 block of Magnolia Ave after a collision at Magnolia and Spring. Driver Irving R. Funk, 45, of 4811 Lime Ave, escaped injury and was cited for failing to observe a stop signal. The vehicle lodged between 3011 and 3017 Magnolia Ave, causing minor house damage and fenders caved in.
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Magnolia Ave
Spring St
Irving R. Funk
Lime Ave
Seattle Symphony Conductor Detained At Ellis Island
New York Oct 13 Manuel Rosenthal conductor of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra was detained at Ellis Island to determine admissibility under immigration law. Rosenthal, a French national, arrived aboard the French liner De Grasse. An immigration spokesman said the detention has no political overtones.
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New York
Manuel Rosenthal
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Ellis Island
Rosenthal
de Grasse
Wright Aero Strike Negotiators Quit
Negotiations between Wright Aeronautical Corp and CIO United Auto Workers collapsed as the eight day strike halts defense production at Wood-Ridge New Jersey facility.
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Wright Aero Strike
Wood-Ridge
N.J
Wright Aeronautical Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Suez Tension Rises as Egypt Weighs Defense Pact
Cairo dispatch reports rising tension as Egypt studies a Western defense pact offer. British sentries tighten controls at Port Said while ships deliver replacements and leaves are canceled for Cyprus based troops. Egyptian cabinet debates cancellation of the 1936 treaty and Anglo Egyptian Sudan moves amid Western calls for a regional alliance.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
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Faarouk I
United States
France
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Ottawa
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Bib Farouk
Mohammed Salah el] Din
Alexandria
Salah el Din
Herbert Morrison
Rit ‘Ain
Allied three division drive advances on central Korea front
Allied forces pushed up to three miles along a 22 mile front in central Korea on Saturday as part of a summer autumn offensive. U S Eighth Army said the Second Division secured high ground on Heartbreak Edge while the West faced its first full scale rocket attack with 182 mm Katushka rockets hitting US First Cavalry in the Yonehon area. Air battles over Sinanju saw 34 Sabres clash with 30 MIG 15s with two MiGs damaged. Casualties for the week ending Friday reached about 16 700 for the Communists as action raged along the central front and Heartbreak Ridge area.
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Eighth Army
Korea
U. S
Horthyern
Heartbreak Edge
U. S. Sabres
Sinanju
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U.S. 2Dth
Kumsang
Parallel 38
U. S. First Cavalry
Yonehon
U. S. Eighth Army
Hich
U.S
Baby Stolen From Hospital Detroit area hospital baby missing
A four day old infant, Lawrence James Lyons, disappeared from the St Anthony's Hospital nursery in Michigan City Indiana at about 6 10 p m. Capt Arthur L Menke said police had no clues and noted the case resembled a baby snatching. The Indiana State Police issued a state wide missing alarm. The baby's father runs an auto service station.
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Michigan City
Ind
St. Anthony's Hospital
Arthur L. Menke
Lawrence Lyons
James Lyons
Menke
Indiana
Lawrence James Lyons
Robert Scott
Indiana Dunes Post
Freeze Hits New England
Two cold fronts chilled the nation with Concord New Hampshire recording its coldest date temperature in 76 years at 25 degrees. The Weather Bureau in Chicago forecast more low temperatures Sunday morning then gradual warming. A weaker front moved from the Dakotas to New Mexico with cooler Western Iowa and Minnesota expected to see showers ahead. Fair fall weather was forecast for the Far West Southwest Southeast and Atlantic coastal regions.
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N. H
New England
Canada
Chicago
Dakotas
New Mexico
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Far West
Southwest
Southeast
Atlantic Seaboard
Peninsula Quake Noted No Damage in California
The UC seismograph logged a minor earthquake near 23 miles southwest of Berkeley at 9 18 tonight. Assistant Seismologist Carolin Pendry said the quake centered along the San Andreas fault near Emerald Lake about two miles west of Redwood City with no reported damage.
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Peninsula
Berkeley
University of California Seismograph
Here
Carolin Pendry
San Andreas
Emerald Lake
Redwood City
Miracle arise restores blind woman's sight after fall
Detroit reports 62 year old Mrs. Mary C Neuman who had been blind for 18 years regained sight after a 12 step fall injuring her forehead and arm Relatives heard her cry I can see light The family physician called it miraculous noting no apparent pathological damage and she could see common home sights such as a television set
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Mary C. Neuman
Raymond Miller
Allentown
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