China accuses U S planes of air violations over China
Peiping radio charges U S military aircraft invaded air above Shantung Province coast across the Yellow Sea from Korea on October 14. Chou En-lai cables protests to Trygve Lie and Warren Austin, accusing the United States of repeated violations along the Manchurian frontier.
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Peiping Radio Today
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Tryevie Lie
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United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Warren Austin
Security Council
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U N Proposes Parley Over Lie Renewal Deadlock
The United Nations Assembly called a preliminary meeting for Tuesday to address the deadlock over Secretary General Trygve Lie’s reappointment. Russia’s veto blocked Lie’s five-year renewal amid nine votes in favor, with Moscow opposing Lie over his Korean War stance. Legal experts note the assembly may extend Lie’s term without a Security Council recommendation, though it cannot elect him without council support.
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United Nations Assembly
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Lie
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Revolution Comes to This British Soviet Greetings
Moscow radio reported slogans for the Russian revolution anniversary praising the friendship of Britain the United States and the Soviet Union in their struggles for lasting peace against Warmongers. It also sends greetings to the Korean people defending their country’s independence.
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Moscow Radio
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Soviet Union
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Man Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Seal Beach
A man identified as Nicho las P Snyder of Manhattan Beach died after his small power boat No. 27C capsized off Seal Beach yesterday. He was picked up unconscious by the crew of the fishing boat Broadbi and pronounced dead at the Navy Ammunition and Net Depot in Anaheim Bay after artificial respiration failed.
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Storm Toll 8 Dead, 5 Missing in North
Storms along the Pacific coast bring eight deaths and five missing as Coast Guard and fishing crews aid stricken vessels off Astoria and San Francisco. A cascade of snow blocks highways in Oregon trapping about 150 football fans. plows reach them. Flood warnings rise in Willamette and Rogue valleys as rains swell streams.
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Allied Ministers Split Over Defense Moves At Reich Parley
A conference of defense ministers ends with calls for immediate action to strengthen North Atlantic defenses and widen measures to fortify defenses. Truman and Eisenhower politics color the session as Eisenhower’s potential 1952 bid looms, with skepticism about running while leading Columbia University.
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27000 GIs land in North Korea press briefing details
Eighth Army said 27000 U S troops landed and push toward the border along the Korean west coast. Advances were described toward Kusong and a Manchurian highway, with British units moving from Kasan and reports of Chinese Red participation awaiting confirmation.
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Judge Advocate
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Russian Charges U S Bad Faith in Atom carb Plan
Paris dispatch reports Stan Lau rel of Laurel and Hardy comfortable after abdominal abscess operation at American Hospital. Vishinsky criticizes U S atomic plan, argues for international control with strict sovereignty, while Western delegates demand unlimited inspection and full ban on production and use of atomic weapons. The debate resumes Monday.
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