U N Delays Election of a Security Council Member
UNITED NATIONS NY The General Assembly delayed the election of a Security Council member until next Thursday. The Philippines and Yugoslavia each have strong backing. The United States retained its endorsement of the Philippines for a two year term beginning next year. Britain and Yugoslavia faced opposition for the Yugoslav seat. The assembly adjourned briefly with private agreements reportedly shaping votes before resuming discussions on Economic and Social Council and Trusteeship Council seats.
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Eden Calls Law Chief to Advise Cabinet Looms
Fragmented report describes Eden summoning the Law Chief to brief the cabinet as Ramense news looms. The scene mentions Amy General Sir Reginald Manyshan Buller and a debate before the Querrys Bench Cont as references appear in disrupted text.
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Mayor of Moscow Begins London Tour
The Moscow mayor, in London on a goodwill visit, met Lord Mayor Sir Seymour Howard and toured sights including an automobile show. An interpreter noted Wasnov’s limited access to executive circles amid Western-hostility concerns. Margaret Townsend’s status and possible marriage to the divorced group captain dominated chatter as church figures held ceremonial meetings with Archbishop Fisher and the royal circle attended countryside leisure.
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Solons Study Sites for U S Orient Bases
U S lawmakers examine land needs for military bases in Japan and Korea. Subcommittee members Melvin Price and allies meet Japanese officials and U S embassy representatives to assess compensation and return of land. Plans include talks with President Syngman Rhee during a forthcoming visit.
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Lacy Leaves Korea in 19 Gun Salute
Soul UP report says Ambassador William B. Lacy resigned and left Korea today for Tokyo with a 19 gun salute. He departed aboard a personal plane of General L. Lemnitzer, marking a formal departure with his wife and young daughter amid East Command reopening moves.
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Martial Law Lifted in Strike Area
Gov George N Craig ended martial law in the Perfect Circle Corp strike area and ordered a reduced National Guard force under civil control. A 880 strong unit will drop to about 10 as troops leave Troupestown Wayne County while 15 Guardsmen shift to Leary County under Mayor McCormack and Sheriff Padgett authority.
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Japanese Red China Traders Sign Fact Trade Pact
Kvorlo News Service reports a Tokyo arranged agreement signed October 15 for a charter of non strategic goods. Japan will export bicycles machine tools fabrics and supplies to China while China sends raw jacqu, medical herbs cassia bark silk yarn and sundries, totaling about 2.8 million in value.
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Honeymoon Pair Guilty of Bad Checks
Chicago a professional golfer Jewry A Canilsls, 27, Los Angeles, and his wife Katherine, 20, professional ice skater, were convicted on bad check charges Wednesday but were held to consider their one day sentence served. The court said Daniels' mother made restitution of $750 in worthless checks cashed on.
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Legislative Group Elects Louisiane Officials at Conference
MAMI BEACH Florida National Legislative Conference elected Louisiane Aysinworth Jr as a director and A McGee from Texas as budget director in Houston. Wag Named vice president. over 1,000 bus drivers and city employes attend. The group voted to change its federal affiliation. negotiations on wages and vacations continue.
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Plot Blame Put on General Sun LiJen in Red Clique Case
Taifel Hi A special commission appointed by Chiang Kai-shek found General Sun Li-Jen guilty in forming a secret clique within the Nationalist army, manipulated by Communist agent Maj. Kuo Ting-liang. Sun resigned August 20 after the clique’s exposure, saying he had no idea Kuo was a Red agent. Chiang offered leniency, citing Sun’s wartime service and repentance, permitting him to redeem himself with no further disciplinary action.
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