U.N. and Reds Brace for Renewed War Clash
U N command readies for possible renewed fighting as tensions rise over prisoner repatriation. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission faces a rift with Indian, Swedish and Swiss delegates leaving a session over coercive repatriation of 22,400 anti-Red prisoners. Ten Communist members boycott the meeting, signaling the crisis deepens.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Copunists
Ins
Agai
MRE
Hanne
India
Sweden
Switzerland
AFL Leader Hutcheson Dies at 79
William L. Hutcheson, 79, longtime general president of the AFL Carpenter Union, died in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis of a heart ailment. A Republican, he led the union for 36 years, retired Jan 1, 1952, and briefly disputed at the Republican National Convention, supporting Eisenhower over Taft. Hutcheson began as a ship carpenter, rising from a country school background in Michigan.
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Indianapolis
William L. Hutcheson
AFL Carpenter Union
Methodist Hospital
Thtcheson
Ficials
Meanwice A. Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Pri
Indiana
Chicago
Robert W. Taft
Ohio
Eugene C
Sailor slain escaping Dixie prison farm
A Tennessee prison guard shot and killed William Ezra Thacker, 21, of 1848 Lemon Ave, as he allegedly attempted to escape Shelby County penal farm near Memphis. The death could trigger a grand jury inquiry into justifiability. Thacker, a Long Beach resident, had pled guilty to theft and was awaiting sentence. His mother Margaret Clark spoke of his character and recent trouble at Southwestern College Campus. The story notes the case may unfold further on Page A-3.
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Tennessee
William Ezra Thacker
Lemon Ave
Long Beach
Shelby County
Memphis
Fricken
Jorigh School
Liza Rollow
Margaret Clark
Navy
William E. Thacker
NAA Union Grants Full Strike Authority to Friday
The CIO United Auto Workers North American Aviation bargaining council won full strike authorization effective at midnight Thursday to pressure North American plants in Downey Los Angeles Fresno and Columbus. About 2000 workers are in the bargaining unit with contracts expiring at the Downey Los Angeles and Columbus plants at midnight Thursday and Friday at Fresno. The union seeks a 23.4 cent hourly raise severance pay and contract overhaul after joint talks began in Los Angeles on September 1.
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CIO
United Auto Workers North American Aviation Bargaining Council
Los Angeles
Fresno
Columbus
Ohio
Downey
Classifieds and notices by page sections listed
A catalog of where to find various newspaper content across pages and sections including Beach Combing Page B-I, Boyle Page A-9, Bridge A-?, Classifieds 8-7 to 1, Comics A-1, Crossword B-7, Editorial A-8, Financial B-6, Obituaries B-2, Radio TV 8-3, Shipping B-7, Sports A-2 and 13, Theater A-6, Tidles Temperatures B-7, Women 8-4 and 5, Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Dulles to Confer With Reds on Korean Truce Talks
Secretary of State Dulles announced that a U S representative, Arthur Dean, will depart for Panmunjom to negotiate with the Communists on arrangements for a Korean political conference. The move follows U S disagreement with some Red proposals and comes after a London Big Three meeting. Dulles also addressed Churchill rumors and discussed possible wider talks among the United States Britain France Yugoslavia and Italy to address Trieste and southern Europe defense planning.
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Dulles
United States
Panmunjon
U. S
Arthur Dean
United Nations
Panmunjom
London
Korea
Trieste
Germany
Austria
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Winston Churchill
Britain
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Malenkov
Dulless
Churchill
Malen-Roy
Eisen
Howe
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Yugoslavia
Italy
Europe
South Korean Flies Mustang to North Korea
A South Korean air force pilot reportedly flew an F-51 Mustang to North Korea on Monday and landed with the Communists. Details are unavailable as U S officials defer to Seoul and Tokyo for comment.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
South Korean Defense Ministry
U.S. Far East Air Force Headquarters
Tokyo
Israel Aid Program Suspended by U S
Secretary of State Dulles announced the United States has suspended a 60 million dollar aid program for Israel for violating a U.N. ruling. The move defers large grant allocations while allowing smaller technical aid ongoing, with about 100 million set aside for the Middle East and allocations to Arab governments continuing.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Israel
United Nations
Eisenhower
U.N
Jordan
Vagn Bennike
U.N. Truce Supervision Group
Palestine
Congress
Middle East
Foreign Operations Administration
Iran
United Nations to Discuss Middle East Tension
The United Nations Security Council agreed to full discussion of Arab and Israeli violations of the Palestine armistice agreements. Details continue on page A-4, column 43.
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United Nations
U. SN
Security Council
Gas Overcomes Italian Actor OME-ie Sandro Ruffini
Italian stage and screen actor Sandro Ruffini, 64, was found unconscious in his apartment after a cooking gas leak. Police said he boiled coffee, fell asleep, and the coffee refired the flame. His brother found him and he was taken to hospital where doctors expected a full recovery.
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Ome — Ie
Sandro Ruffini
Rufimi
New Sabre Darts Into Sonic Wall at Palmdale
Palmdale Airport witnessed the public debut of the North American F-100 Super Sabre. Test pilot George Welch guided the jet through high speed passes as sonic booms shattered glass and drew crowds from Air Force, North American Aviation, and press circles.
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Air Force
Newsmen
Aera Otterate
Palmdale
Rng
Korea
George Welch
North American Aviation
U. S
Air Force and Company
Welch
Auyer
Mrs Wayne Testifies She Almost Shot Him
Los Angeles AP report says Mrs John Wayne testified she nearly shot her husband after he smashed the front door during a stormy divorce trial. She recalled grabbing a protection pistol after a party night, finding a figure on the couch in darkness, and stopping herself when her mother warned it was her husband.
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Cold Shoulders Wayne
John Wayne
Esperanza Baver
Los Angeles
Esperanza Baur
Movieland
Gail Russell
Wayne
Relly
Four Communist Cops Slain by E. Germans
In Cottbus, East German authorities report four Communist police officers were shot to death by anti-Red bands. The killings, two in an ambush last weekend and one earlier, are linked to ongoing resistance to East German rule since the June 17 uprising. The Communist Lausitzer Rundschau cites Western blame but provides no details on the assailants.
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Berlin
Cottbus
Cottbus Party
Brandenburg
Lausitzer Rundschau
People’s Police
Washington
Bonn
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