U S Envoy Ends Talks on Korea Peace Parley
At Panmunjom six of 22 American POWs who remained with the Communists are to be interviewed Monday to persuade them to return home. Lt General Thimayya of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission says the six, plus one Briton, are expected to cooperate, with interviews held in a single tent and written statements allowed after the talks.
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Dean Walks Out Of Korea Peace Talks In Protest
U S envoy Arthur Dean abruptly left a five hour and fifteen minute session of Korea peace talks after a Communist charge accusing the United States of releasing 27 000 anti Red Korean war prisoners. He said only a direct Communist retraction could restart the talks and noted the long stalled process amid demands for Soviet participation.
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South Korea
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Washington
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Manchuria
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Russia
Red China
North Korea
Soviet Union
Nixon Returns From Asia Trip With Policy Review Signals
Vice President Nixon returns to Washington with a broad Asia and Middle East survey for President Eisenhower. He may urge changes in U S policy including continued opposition to recognizing Communist China and increased Far East military buildup. Nixon toured 21 countries in 45 000 miles, praising Iran's Fazollah Zahedi before leaving for Syria. He has already reported concerns on Indo China peace terms and early Pakistan aid, signaling a tougher stance toward Nehru's India and regional allies amid protests from Communist China and the Soviet Union.
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Democrats Rally Behind Stevenson Optimistic on 1954 Gains
Philadelphia AP Democrats from the East launch a victory-in’54 rally led by Mayor David Lawrence of Pittsburgh. They predict gains in Congress, aiming to retake the House and possibly the Senate, citing Stevenson’s barometer and a $100 banquet net. Averell Harriman backs hopes of House and Senate gains with united effort. Stevenson, arriving late, highlights foreign policy and taxation as 1954 issues and signals discussion on communism in government.
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Congress to Keep 2-Cent Federal Gas Tax, Says Rep McGregor
Rep. McGregor of Ohio, chair of the roads subcommittee, stated yesterday Congress would likely maintain the 2-cent federal gasoline tax instead of letting it fall to 1 cent on April 1. He argued against slashing the tax.
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Rep
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Ohio
House Public Works Committee
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Quirino urges U S lead on Pacific security pact
Manila reports outgoing President Elpidio Quirino telling visiting U S congressmen that the United States should spearhead a Pacific pact to curb communism. He argues regional security requires American participation and warns not to miss the opportunity for all-out moral rearmament in Asia.
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Elpidio Quirino
U.S
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Rminn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Asia
Tall gunman arrested in holding against Will and robbery case
Malvern Arkansas police arrested Donald Sutcliffe a 22 year old Detroit man accused of forcing a Dallas couple Mr and Mrs Don Matthews to drive to a remote area from which Mrs Matthews pregnant wife was injured twice and both were tied to a tree while the car was stolen Sutcliffe denied the charges and was found with Matthews belongings in his possession Prosecutor Joe Cox said the couple would return to Dallas after Mrs Matthews is freed from Malvern hospital to confront Sutcliffe before reclaiming their car The abducted car ran out of fuel and was abandoned near Greenville Texas while Sheriff Roy Traywick noted the Matthews described the incident and the suspect was taken into custody without resistance
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Bombers Crashes Into Mountain Killing Nine Air Crew
An Air Force B36 bomber crashed into Franklin Mountain near El Paso during snow and blew up. Nine crew members were killed, including the commander who had parachuted from England last February. Rescue teams recovered bodies scattered along the slope as the aircraft, en route from Carswell to Biggs Air Force Base, disintegrated on impact.
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Ex-Officer Claims Hall Planned to Kill Partner
Louis Shoulders tells Globe-Democrat Hall described plans to kill his partner on Oct 6 the night of arrest. He says Hall accused Mrs Bonnie Brown Heady of being the identifiable participant in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping slaying. The two suspects face execution in the Missouri peniten tiary gas chamber on Dec 18.
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Wilson cuts February draft to eighteen thousand
The Pentagon trimmed the February draft call to 18 000, five months early, below the prior 23 000 monthly pace and far under some experts estimates. Secretary Wilson said further cuts were unlikely while military manpower needs remain high as Korea tensions persist.
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Pentagon
McCarthy aides probe top secret Project Lincoln for spies
An aide to Senator McCarthy confirms Senate investigations into Project Lincoln, a secret study on protecting the U S from atomic attack, using MIT facilities in Cambridge. The probe links to Ft Monmouth and Boston area defenses as McCarthy announces espionage law tightening plans and loyalty questions about Telford Taylor.
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India Plane Crash Kills 13 Incl Amer Samaritans Leader
A Nagpur airliner crash killed thirteen people including an American, Dr J B von Maltzan, and Harihar Nath Shastri a top Indian trade union figure. The flight from New Delhi to Madras caught fire shortly after departing, with conflicting reports on the American casualty.
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International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
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Father quits college returns to burglary study and arrests
A 26 year old man from Levittown New York Eugene J Carroll was arrested on felonious assault charges after his wife said he threatened to shoot her upon learning she was pregnant with their sixth child Detectives say Carroll admitted a five year spree of looting dorms at colleges from Wisconsin to Texas and even as far as Seton Hall and Fordham wallets and valuables were found in his home He supported a lavish lifestyle with gains from theft and real estate deals while posing as a typewriter salesman or writer.
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New York
Lehman Targets McCarthy Jenner Inquisitors At Speech
New York senator Herbert H. Lehman labeled McCarthyism a guerrilla to full scale assault harming government service schools arts and churches. He said the attacks fostered fear disunity and eroded civil liberties while aiding the Soviet Union by undermining due process and innocence until proven guilty.
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Friends Committee On National
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Face on TV Identified as Francey Lane Then Fades
In BLUE POINT New York NBC identified the face appearing on Jerry Travers now seen on a TV screen as singer Francey Lane from one of its shows. The image vanished shortly after lunchtime amid speculation it burned a face into the picture tube from an electron explosion.
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City Council Proposes New Word Smust For Smog Days
Los Angeles officials consider replacing smog with the term smust on days of heavy city dust and poor air caused by a smoky fog blend as councilman Harold Harry leads the language change effort.
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Chilly Weekend Weather Outlook for Ohio and Kentucky
Weather forecasters in Vandalia predict a partly cloudy weekend with a low of 28 degrees tonight and a high around 40 tomorrow. The Associated Press notes 40s and possible rain or snow across Ohio, with colder western regions and lingering cloudiness into Sunday. Northeast Kentucky stays partly cloudy and cold with highs in the mid 30s. Local Armco records show yesterday's high 44 degrees at 4:30 pm in Middletown and a 40 degree low this morning at 5:30 am.
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