POWs Again Reject UN Envoy Dean Says Prisoners Must Be Freed
AP reports U S envoy Arthur H. Dean declared unrepatriated prisoners will be freed on January 22 unless a peace conference sets another course. He vowed the date will not be changed and noted 22,600 prisoners remain in civilian status after being turned over to the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
ROK
U.N
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
U. N
Korea
Congressman Denies Ex-Red Claim At Meeting
Rep. Robert L. Condon of California denied being a Communist after ex-Communist Charles Blodgett testified he saw him at a 1948 Oakland meeting described as a closed emergency meeting of Communist party members. Blodgett said he did not know if Condon belonged to the party, while Condon contended the Oakland event was a trade union gathering for Democratic candidates and accused the committee of smearing Democrats.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Robert L. Condon
D-Calif
Condon
New Orleans
Nevada
Charles David Blodgett
Communist Party
Oakland
Calif
Congress
Un-American Activities Committee
House
San Francisco Chronicle
Probers Compile Evidence On FBI Spy Reports
Senate internal security subcommittee presses for dates of FBI reports on spy suspects in government and seeks Justice Department details on five former federal employees Alger Hiss Irving Kaplan Harry Magdoff Edward Fitzgerald Maurice Halperin. Nine cases face scrutiny while four others tied to Harold Glasser Victor Perlo W. Frank Coe may have kept jobs or promotions despite derogatory security information. Jenner also plans a secret interview with Igor Gouzenko to discuss possible public disclosure with Canada.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senate
Truman Administration
FBI
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
Justice Department
Alger Hiss
Irving Kaplan
Harry Magdoff
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Maurice Halperin
Jenner
R-Ind
Harry Dexter White
Igor Gouzenk
Ottawa
Canada
New York Newspapers Shut as Strike Paralyzes City
New York papers halted as 400 photo engravers strike, shutting six major dailies including the Times and Daily News. The Herald Tribune also suspended, while federal mediators and a three man panel tried to break a weekold deadlock over wages hours welfare and holidays with no progress.
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Walter A. Meggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
World-Telegram
the Sun
Journal-American
Post
The
Herald Tribune
Governor May Not Heed Note On Turnpike Request
Ohio Governor Lausche has not indicated he will call a special session of the Legislature over a proposed north-south turnpike. Senators Tom Moorehead and McClure urged the session in a letter, tying it to funding delays for a survey of the route.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
State Control Board
Tom V. Moorehead
R—Muskingum
Senate Finance Committee
Moorehead
McClure
Reds Raid Bulgarian Libraries Reported by Press
A Bulgarian newspaper reports a red regime campaign that destroys pre-Communist literature and raids libraries for waste paper. It cites Literaturen Front noting Lom Public Library contents sent to mills. Bulgan anti-Communist sentiment grows as Soviet-origin works rise from 3.4 percent in 1944 to 35 percent in 1950.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Literaturen Front
Lom
Sofia
McCarthy Seeks Meeting With Eisenhower After Bermuda Talks
Senator McCarthy plans a personal talks with President Eisenhower soon after the Bermuda Big Three summit. He declined to comment while the White House said no word of such a meeting. McCarthy has not challenged Eisenhower’s leadership but urged policy shifts and urged supporters to write to the President about halting aid to nations trading with Red China while prisoners remain. He ad libbed the appeal on air, saying the President is an honorable man and would heed the will of the American people if made known.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Bermuda
White House
Dulles McCarthy
Asst
Murray Snyder
Ike Bound For Parley In Bermuda
President Eisenhower and secretary of state Dulles head to Bermuda for a big three conference with Churchill and Laniel. Lewis Strauss joins the party to discuss sharing atomic information with allies as talks focus on Western unity amid French politics and Russian maneuvering. April 194?-era wording.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Bermuda
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Washington Post
United States
West Germany
Winston Churchill
Malenkov
Mid- Atlantic
Churchill
Esenhower
Laniel
U. S
Kremlin
Indochina
Bidault
Paris
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Santa Claus On The Job In The City Stores
Sunday Journal reports Santa Claus is in city stores ready to listen to children's Christmas wishes. A feature interview with the red suited figure precedes a Sunday Society Section on the charity ball and holiday events. Dr Hubert N Alyea of Princeton electrifies a Middletown audience on atomic energy as weapon for peace with expressive moments captured by a photographer.
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Santa
Journal
Hubert N. Alyea
Princeton University
Dr. Alyea
Albion fires on U S freighter in Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt reports gunfire from shore batteries on the American freighter Albion as it attempts to deliver 9600 tons of wheat to Jordan for Palestinian refugees. No casualties reported. Albion resumes voyage toward Aqaba as Cairo promises investigation and assurances for safe passage.
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Egypt
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Jordan
Palestine
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Sinai Peninsula
Aqaba
Eg Tian
Elath
Foot Of Snow Dumps Across Mid-U.S. Area
A winter storm pounded the Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska Kansas and eastern Colorado. International Falls reported 14 inches and eastern South Dakota saw a foot. Schools closed motorists stranded lines severed and driving hazardous as the storm moved into Canada.
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mid-America
Dakotas
Minnesota
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
International Falls
South Dakota
Lexington
Egypt May Adopt Neutral Policies
Egypt signals neutrality in the cold war unless the Western Big Three reach a Bermuda meeting to resolve Egyptian demands for Suez Canal control. Diplomatic officials say Ambassador Ahmed Hussein informed Secretary of State Dulles of the stance at a confidential Tuesday meeting.
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Egypt
Bermuda
Suez Canal
Ahmed Hussein
Dulles
Armed Leaders Meet in Bermuda for Unity Talks
President Eisenhower, Prime Minister Churchill, and French Premier Laniel arrive in Tucker's Town Bermuda for high level talks at the Mid Ocean Club. Dulles, Eden and Bidault to join discussions on European security, euro army treaty ratification, and French-Saar economic union amid Gulf of Cold War tensions.
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Bermuda
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Churchill
Laniel
Tucker’s Town
Mid-Ocean Club
Dulles
Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
Eden
Bidault
Alexander Hood
Government House
Georgi Malenkov
United States
France
Europe
House of Commons
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Saar
Germany
United States backs plan to keep UN Assembly on tap
Nations backing a plan to hold the United Nations Assembly in a recess rather than adjournment after it closes next week. Aimed at quick reconvening if Korea flares, the move faces opposition from China and others. Western observers say the 16-power group could win approval in the Political Committee as Latin American members show support.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N. Assembly
Korea
Colcheme
T. E
Cral
Arthur Dean Ising
Panmun
Korevan
U. N
India
Vijaya Lakshmi
Bermuda
Antics Cost Bobo Home
ANACORTES Wash Bobo the pampered baby gorilla is sold to the Seattle Park Department for 5500 dollars. Mrs Ray Lowman tears up describing the loss and deriding the damage Bobo caused as she plans renovations and notes his 60 pound weight and future 500 to 600 pound size.
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Anacortes
Wash
Bobo
Ray Lowman
Seattle Park Department
Gouzenko Recalls Night Of 1945 Testimony Bid
Igor Gouzenko ponders new bids to testify about a Red spy ring in North America. The State Department asks Canada to arrange a meeting with Sen Jenner and Robert Morris under Canadian auspices while Gouzenko risks his guarded anonymity. He once fled Russia for freedom in Canada after exposing atomic secrets and a Canadian espionage network in 1945.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Igor Gouzenko
North America
State Department
Gouzenko
Sen. Jenner
R-Ind
Robert Morris
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Enko
Canada
Sian
Ottawa
United States
Jenner
Accep
Russia
Partly cloudy and cooler forecast for Ohio and Miami Valley
Forecasters in Vandalia predict tonight will be partly cloudy and colder with a low near M degrees. Tomorrows high should accompany mostly cloudy skies with a high around 55 to 60 in western Kentucky and eastern areas, while Ohio's five day outlook shows temperatures averaging above normal through Wednesday with cooler spells and chances of light rain later.
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Vandalia
Kentucky
Associated Press
Ohio
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