Chinese Reds Answer India Note on Tibet
New Delhi reports Peiping informed India Tibet invasion is a domestic affair and not for others. The reply, handed to Indian ambassador Saradar Pennikara, restates Tibet as part of China and cites a justification similar to India's Hyderabad action in 1948. Red forces advance toward Lhasa amid winter conditions and border tensions.
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Heat Sets Fall Records Across Midwest and East
A nationwide heat wave pushed late fall temperatures to near record highs from the Great Plains to the Atlantic. Cities such as Chicago Denver Louisville and Columbia reported new records while New York reached 77.8 degrees. Forecasters warned only western plains would see a cooling trend as a cold front moved in.
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Contest Quiz Questions in Press-Telegram Contest
The Press-Telegram lists auto no questions for contestants in its $19,000 circulation contest. Daily questions include why it is easier to swim in salt water and why ducks don’t get wet. The note asks interested readers to call 6-9066, Stations 32 and 36, to become an active contestant.
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Soviet Balloonists Claim New Record
Soviet press reports a new long distance balloon flight record by four Soviet aeronauts. They took off October 25 from Moscow and landed over 1900 miles away in central Asia after 81 hours and 29 minutes, flying over the Caspian and Aral Seas and Lake Balkash.
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Rhee Questions Chinese Reds War Readiness
In Seoul President Syngman Rhee says the Chinese Communists are not ready for a big war and questions their willingness to risk global conflict. Defense minister Shin Sung Mo cites no confirmed large scale Yalu crossings and notes army readiness despite war fears.
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Classified Wants Benefit All Around
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Typhoon veers from Honshu near Tokyo area
A typhoon with 115 mph winds near its center veered away from Honshu and is expected to pass east of Hokkaido. It had been feared to strike the Tokyo area as the storm moved off toward the northeast.
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Action Taken to Curb Shipments to China
Washington reports Sen. O Conor says government measures will tighten controls to block strategic materials reaching China and Communist areas. Testimony cited over 3.5 million pounds of copper and over 12,000 steel boiler tubes shipped from occupied Japan and Germany to Red China. Copper reportedly traveled Japan to China via New York. some boiler tubes moved through New York. Officials pledged cooperation to prevent future shipments. Kane Import Co. and North China Import Co. figures tied to copper sales from 1950, with exports banned since 1949. No violations of regulations found in hearings.
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National Cemetery Established at Denver
The 5th Army announced the establishment of a new national cemetery at Denver Colorado. It will be the 16th national cemetery in the 13 state 5th Army area and the first in Colorado. The Denver National Cemetery will include the former Fort Hogan post cemetery near Denver.
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China's Action Keyed to Vital Power Dams
Washington reports that Chinese troops appear in Korea to shield the Sulho Eupie power dam complex on the Yalu and deter UN efforts to pacify and rebuild Korea. U.S. officials see motive in protecting North Korean power output and delaying Korea’s non Communist salvation.
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Assemblyman Cleared for Bribe Charges
Sacramento report: Assemblyman John Evans of Los Angeles is not retried on bribery charges tied to pension promoter George H. McLain after Superior Judge Raymond Coughlin dismisses the case following a State Supreme Court ruling quashing the indictment against McLain. Evans had faced a deadlocked 11 to 1 acquittal previously and was set for retrial November 9.
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Ira Cook Adores Spike Jones Baby Brother
Ira Cook of KECA and KHOA praises Spike Jones song Baby Brother featuring George Rock. The review notes the Victor 45 record and playful vocal montage in a boiler room style, with the entertainer’s two beat humor.
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