Senate spy hunt targets Gouzenko interview
Senate internal security subcommittee meets to decide on questioning Igor Gouzenko after the FBI cited a U S scientist as a Soviet agent. Gouzenko objects to testifying citing safety for him and his family while investigators pursue links to a wartime spy ring and figures like Allan Nunn May and Harry Dexter White.
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Washington
Senate
Igor Gouzenko
FBI
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Gouzenko
Louisville
Fleet Adm
Ernest J. King
Subcommittee
Navy
Allan Nunn May
Touestion Gouzenko
Ottawa
United States
Atty
Brownell
Truman
James B. Forrestal
William Ludwig Ullmann
Harry Dexter White
White
Ullmann
Treasury Department
Strike Closes Big US Can Makers
A CIO United Steelworkers strike shut down American Can Co and Continental Can Co, the nation’s two largest can makers, affecting about half of their 60 000 plus employees. The walkout followed deadlocked negotiations, with federal mediators present but no breakthrough.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel Workers
American Can Co
Continental Can Co
American Can
Continental
Canada
American
Tives
Whitehouse
USW
No One Wants Bars Of Gold
Oklahoma City police and U S Treasury agents recovered four bars of gold bullion valued at $2000. The bars were reported stolen from a Denver defense plant but that theory fizzled. Officers say the bars were being peddled on the black market and no owner could be found, ending the pursuit of two suspects.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Treasury
Paul Hart
U. S. Secret Service
Denver
Eisenhower Questions Tax Hikes and Foreign Policy Stances
President Eisenhower expressed doubt about tax increases next year and outlined steps to balance the budget by reducing duplication and boosting efficiency. He declined to guess on Western-Soviet talks and said Communist China’s UN admission is not open to negotiation under current conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Dulles
Sen
McCarthy
R—Wis
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Prowler Tries to Kidnap 3 Year Old in Cleveland
Police hunt a tall male suspect after a 3 year old girl was grabbed from her bed in Glenville before being dropped unharmed near a first floor window. The incident followed a break in at a nearby apartment and similar entries at three other homes as officers search for the abductor.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Darlene Marie Iles
Darlene
Donna Marie Iles
Mary Krup
Sylvia Siegel
NY Strikers To Vote On Four Issues
A strike by AFL Local 1 photoengravers closed seven NYC papers. Publishers of six papers agreed to arbitration on wages benefits hours holidays and contract duration. A membership vote will decide the settlement amid sympathy actions by the Herald Tribune.
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New York
AFL Photoengravers
AFL International Photoengravers Union
The
Herald Tribune
Kidnappers Refuse To Read Letters From Public
Missouri State Penitentiary officials report 250 pounds of letters and telegrams were sent to Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady, the Bobby Greenlease kidnap killers, but none were delivered at the pair’s request. Officials say most messages came from cranks planning to push religious vows on the condemned duo who face execution in the state gas chamber on December 18.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Penitentiary
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Uiion
Churchill flies to Bermuda for Big Three peace talks
Britain's Prime Minister arrives in Bermuda aboard an American built Stratocruiser for talks with the Big Three aimed at securing France's approval of the European army pact. Officials hope the accord will reassure US military power in Europe while France ratifies the plan. Strong security rings the conference site as weather improves after a storm drenched the island.
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Mid-Ocean Club
Hamilton
Bermuda
Dwight Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Tucker’s
Britain
Churchill
Atlantic
Jne
U. S
France
America
Europe
London
Gander
Nld
Sir Winston
Mid-Ocean
Solon Claims the Dropping Housing Plan
Rep Eberharter says Eisenhower administration will halt the low rent public housing program and sell owned buildings. He cites pressure from the National Association of Real Estate Boards. He warns selling projects would push most tenants into slums. government officials had no comment.
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Washington
Eberharter
D-Pa
Eisenhower
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Navy bans atomic comments without AEC clearance
The Navy orders personnel not to repeat or deny atomic matters without prior approval. All statements must go through the assistant secretary of defense for legislative and public information affairs for clearance with the Atomic Energy Commission. The policy covers all nuclear weapon information including capabilities and storage and applies to any discussion or refutation of already published statements.
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Washington
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
AEC
Fred Seaton
Agency of Government
New York Dock Walkout Ends as Longshoremen Return
Longshoremen resume work after a one day stoppage marking bi state control of New York Harbor. Union and nonunion crews report back while Waterfront Commission backs rapid normalization and investigates pier impact. ILA president Bradley denies a general strike and seeks temporary permits for barred workers.
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New York
Waterfront Commission
Upper North River
Commission
Jersey City
Hoboken
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
The
Shipping Association
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Bradley
ILA
Ohio Un American Unit Faces Silent Witnesses
The Ohio Un American Activities Commission questions six Cleveland witnesses about Communist ties. All refuse to answer with First Amendment protections cited. State Sen. Edward H. Dell disavows McCarthy affiliation and distance from the McCarthy committee effort.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UN- American Activities Commission
Communist Party
U.S
Commission
Edward H. Dell
Middletown
McCarthy Commission
McCarthy
Congressional Committee
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Indian General in Neutral Repatriation Mission
Lt. Thimayya the Indian chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Committee travels between POW camps in Korea. He uses an American built sedan for anti Communists and a Russian built sedan for Allied prisoners reportedly refusing repatriation.
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Panmunjom
Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Committee
Million Men Stage Strike In Britain
Britain witnesses its largest labor stoppage since 1926 as over a million workers across shipyards factories and plants walk out for 15 percent wage hikes. From London to Belfast pickets guard gates while mass meetings and marches unfold without public service disruption.
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Britain
London
Aircra
Glasgow
Belfast
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
Non-Commie UN Officials and Debate
United Nations delegates largely opposed debating the Korean question now as talks move toward a peace conference. Only the Soviet bloc pressed for immediate discussion, while India favored a recess and the United States and others warned it could provoke further Red activity in Korea. The atrocity debate persisted in the 60 nation Assembly.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Korea
China
India
United States
15 U.S. Jet Bombers Leaving For England
A mass flight of 45 B47 jet bombers and 20 KC97 tankers will depart March Air Force Base California tomorrow for Hey ford England with a single stop at Goose Bay Labrador. The airmen will serve 90 days on temporary duty in England.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Heyford
England
Goose Bay
Labrador
Air Force
Japanese War Prisoner Recalls Siberian Slave Camp Life
Shinobu Higashi recounts meeting bunkmate Ivan Ivanovitch Nishio, one of 811 Japanese and civilians released after eight years in Siberia. Nishio describes brutal camps near Taishet, harsh cold, gnats in soup, hunger, and brutal guards, with no medicine and near-fatal conditions.
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Siberian
Shinobu Higashi
Manchuria
Associated Press
Tokyo
Higashi
Maizuru
Ivan Ivanovitch
Nishio
Siberia
Central Asia
Taishet
Baikal-Amur
First Group Of Captives Choose Reds
Thu. 27 South Koreans and 3 others in Panmunjom chose communism in the opening round as Allies interview prisoners. The day featured calm scenes while Red factions argue for a Korea peace conference and U S Dean warned of a Russian third party.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
ROK
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Dean
Seonn
Red Plas
Weather outlook for Ohio and surrounding region
Wet weather is forecast for central regions with showers and possible thunderstorms in Ohio tonight and tomorrow. Lows near 34 to 40 degrees with milder, windy conditions expected tomorrow. Kentucky also slated for showers and storms. Minnesota and northern plains see freezing rain and mixed precipitation.
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Kentucky
Middletown
United States
Nor
Minnesota
Plains
Missippi
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