Reds Exhaust Pact Stalling in Kaesong War Talk
Washington reports Peiping radio claims United Nations forces wrecked truce talks and plan extensive amphibious and air assaults. The piece suggests Communist leaders time the Kaesong interlude to gain favorable terms, aiming to push fighting to the Yalu with air cover, and to place blame on the United Nations while portraying willingness to end the war for political gain.
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Washington
Kaesong
Peiping
United Nations
U. N
Yalu
China
Iran
United States
Great Britain
Ferce
Jacob Malik
Acheson
Congress
Malik
U. S
38Th Paralel
Red
Seoul
Han River
L B Man Killed in Korea Battle
Long Beach area service members are named in a Defense Department casualty list. Corporal John E. Schultz Jr. is reported dead. his wife resides at 4709 Hazelbrook Avenue. Sergeant Clyde D. Beaty is listed as wounded. his wife lives at 443 Cowles Street. Additional Marines wounded include Private First Class Joseph M. Groff of Downey and Corporal Charles E. McKnight of Anaheim.
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Department of Defense
Long Beach
John E. Schultz Jr
Hazelbrook Ave
Korea
Clyde D. Beaty
Cowles St
Pic
Joseph M. Groff
Mathias Groff
Julius Ave
Downey
Cpl
Charles E. McKnight
Lemon Ave
Anaheim
National strike wave shifts as unions push demands
A nationwide pattern shows regional labor disputes with 2800 carpenters at Bigelow-Sanford Amsterdam New York ending after CIO Textile Workers vote. AFL plumbers strike in New Mexico affects Los Alamos plants seeking 25 cent raise. New Jersey mediation resolves issues at Esso Bayonne refinery though 14000 workers remain out at other sites. Gary Indiana banking of open hearths follows union-management talks. Denver Phelps-Dodge talks yield 20 percent hourly gains halting earlier copper strike by federal injunction. Minnesota iron ore workers stage an eight hour stoppage to press meetings, while Ex-Cell-O Detroit Auto Workers may end strike pending ballot approval. GE CIO Electrical Workers mediation continues with no current GE strike.
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Bigelow-Sanford Co
Amsterdam
N. Y
CIO Textile
AFL
New Mexico
Los Alamos
New Jersey
Esso
Bayonne
Gary
Ind
U. S. Steel Co
Denver
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phelps-Dodge
CIO
Minnesota
Mesabi
Vermillion
CIO Auto
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Detroit
General Electric Co
CIO Electrical
Cat Rescued After 90 Minute roadside Release
Fredd Grant an animal shelter employee freed a stray kitten named Trouble trapped under two cars at 1509 East Fifth Street yesterday. An unidentified boy watched as children chased the cat which leaped into a car frame and caught its head. Grant used scissors, a file, and a saw, applying olive oil as lubrication during the rescue.
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Jack Grant
Animal Shelter
Fifth St
Grant
P.T
Family of 10 Made Home in Dank Cell
Louisvill e story details the Stearman family and eight children living three weeks in a damp 15 by 25 foot basement space with dirt floor, no heat, toilet or running water. They used a sidewalk grating entrance and faced eviction after a storage-usage okayed by Thomas R. Dupin, while the father, a woodworker, earned about 13 dollars weekly. They planned to move to a four-room, new place.
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Lucille Stearman
James Stearman
Louisville
James Stearmans
Stearmans
Fire Prevention Bureau
Dupin
Mrs. Stearman
Churchmen Rally in Nation's Capital
In Washington on September 29 about 150 delegates from 25 states attended the Washington Pilgrimage of American Churchmen a dinner and awards event. Dr Robert Whyte warned the chief danger is indifference to religious heritage not communist ideologies. The group planned a dedication service at Washington Cathedral and visits to national shrines including the Jefferson Memorial and Capitol meetings. Dr Theodore Distler urged leadership from religious faith equal to Lincoln known in the second inaugural. Dr Anson Stokes received Clergy Churchman of the Year while Lay Churchman of the Year was to go to Dr William Stackel.
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Washington
Robert B. Whyte
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Washington Cathedral
Lincoln Memorial
Theodore Distler
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Abraham Lincoln
Anson Phelps Stokes
Stokes
Lenox
Mass
Theology OF
Lincoln
Congress
U. S. Capitol
Parcel Post Rates Rise 25 Percent Across Services
Washington dispatch reports parcel post rates will go up an average 25 percent starting Monday to achieve a pay-as-you-go system. The increases, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, will raise annual mailing costs by about 100 million dollars to cover long-standing deficits. Changes cover general parcel post and catalog mailings with additional handling charges for odd-shaped packages, while free book mailing for the blind remains unchanged.
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Washington
Postal Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Jesse Donaldson
ICC
Commission
Parcel Post
House
Senate
General Parcel Post
Donaldson
Johnson vows watchdogs over defense spending
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson says the Senate preparedness subcommittee will guard a record defense appropriation of 59.5 billion dollars against waste and corruption. The panel hires ex-FBI agent Downey Rice as special counsel and has several investigations already under way into procurement and manpower use in the armed services.
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Washington
Lyndon. Johnson
D.-Tex
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Armed Services
FBE
Downey Rice
Rice
Senate Crime Investigating. Committee
Free Spender Lands in Jail
Denver dispatch reports Richard Lee Kersey 21 of Los Angeles was jailed after showering a girl with roses and buying champagne for airmen. Detectives say Los Angeles police have a warrant for embezzlement, with 36000 allegedly taken from Continental Trailways in LA. Police found 2585 in cash and traveler's checks in his hotel room. He claimed the rest was spent in San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver.
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Denver
Richard Lee Kersey
Los Angeles
Willian Fier
Kersey
Flor
Continental Trailways Bus Company
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Auxiliary Member Foils Union Office Thieves
Wanda C. Russell reports two men attempted a safecrack at the Long Beach Typo graphical Union office on Anaheim Street. They fled after drilling the tumbler but left the safe intact. Hall arrived later to find the damage. Suspects described as about 35 to 40, one 3 feet 8 inches, brown to black hair. the other 5 feet 11 inches, blond hair.
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Long Beach
Hobart
Hall
Olive Ave
Pensioner's Eye Plan Approved
Pridham Davis Optometrists offer a Pension Plan for pensioners with respectful service and a range of glasses. Special payment options available. Long Beach office at 2642 Pine Avenue and Compton office at 801 E Compton Blvd NE 5 5605.
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Pridham Davis Optometrists
Pridham Davis
Long Beach
Pine Avenue
Compton
E. Compton Blvd
New Swede Cabinet Formed by Erlander Unity
Stockholm Sept 29. Premier Tage Erlander presented his new coalition cabinet of Socialists and Agrarians to King Gustaf Adolf. The new government will take office Monday with a streamlined lineup aimed at stabilizing policy and broadening support.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tage Erlander
Socialists and Agrarians
Gustaf Adolf
Monay
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