Rhee vows to reopen war without US support
Relman Morin reports from Seoul that President Syngman Rhee declares he will strike again at Chinese forces in North Korea if needed, insisting he is not bluffing. He criticizes US policy, argues for action to prevent a divided Korea, and says South Korea must act even without immediate battlefield aid.
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French Confident Attack On Luang Prabang Nears
AP report from Saigon indicates about 1500 Vietminh circles within 6 to 12 miles of Luang Prabang while French say rebels are supplying for a broader push. Observers think the assault could be delayed until early next week as Vietnamese forces rest and regroup in valleys near Nam Bac.
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley with light snow elsewhere
Forecasters at the Vandalia Weather Bureau predict cloudy skies over the Miami Valley tonight and tomorrow with a low of 28 and a high of 36 degrees. Light snow or flurries were reported today in New York State New England and the Rockies while eastern Great Lakes remained cloudy and other areas saw fair weather.
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Employment Rolls Drop Two Million
Washington reports 47 700 000 Americans at work in nonfarm sectors last month a drop of two million from December due to seasonal factors. Factory payrolls fell 380 000 the largest seasonal decline since 1949 with declines also in primary metals machinery and ordnance payrolls not seasonal. Nonmanufacturing employment rose to a record high, while overall January figures remain 646 000 below the prior year due to factory layoffs.
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Vatican reports Pope Pius XII shows improvement
Vatican City reports the pope's condition improving after 20 days confined to his apartment with a serious stomach ailment. He now takes semiliquid nourishment orally and was able to walk around his apartment, after weeks of weakness and persistent hiccups.
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Senators clash over new Indochina airmen move
Sen Stennis charged the Eisenhower admin sent 200 Air Force mechanics to Indochina without consulting key lawmakers. He urged recall to avoid direct involvement, while Sen Byrd warned committee members were not informed. Secretary Wilson said fighting progresses and no need to increase aid.
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Molotov to present new European security plan at Big Four
Western ministers brace for Molotov plan they expect to reject as they assess Soviet ideas on Germany and a future European order. The plan reportedly seeks to remove American and British forces and planes, allow a Soviet led provisional government on the Rhine, and press for U.S. withdrawal while Moscow asserts leadership.
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Eisenhower Tax Plan Faces House Rejection
House Ways and Means members say they will reject a major point of President Eisenhower's 25 point program to streamline taxes. The plan would shift corporate income taxes to four quarterly payments, increasing early-year receipts but risking late-year shortfalls. Despite approval of a farm tax cut, committee members call the remaining proposal dead as a doornail due to corporate opposition.
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Scientist outlines plan for world’s first atomic locomotive
SALT LAKE CITY AP A Utah University nuclear scientist Dr Lyle B Borst described plans for an atomic locomotive capable of 7000 horsepower and running a year on 13 pounds of uranium The design uses steam produced electricity and would resemble diesel locomotives The projected cost is about 1 2 million but annual fuel expenses would be roughly 150 000 versus existing diesel costs The plan remains in classroom stage with a prediction that atomic locomotives will arrive before industrial scale atomic electricity.
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Solon Bramblett Convicted of Payroll Fraud
AP reports Rep. Bramblett of California convicted on payroll falsification charges linked to a salary kickback scheme. A federal jury deliberated about 1 hour 40 minutes, and defense attorney Williams vowed to press appeals, potentially to the Supreme Court. Bramblett remains free on $2,500 bail while motions and sentencing are postponed.
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Hull Optimistic on Tokyo Front Before Washington Visit
General John E. Hull commander of U N Far East forces said today before leaving for Washington that he anticipates renewed fighting in the area. He projects careful balance of operations and potential strategy shifts amid shifting postwar pressures.
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Truman to Meet UM Officials Over Papers Housing
Former President Harry S. Truman planned to visit the University of Missouri in Columbia to discuss housing his private papers at the school. He aimed to meet with university officials to explore the possibility of depositing the collection on campus.
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AFL Chiefs OK Plan To End Fights
AFL leaders pushed a compromise plan to settle fights between rival AFL unions amid doubts about its success. The Executive Council tentatively approved the plan at a winter meeting in Miami Beach as George Meany continues push for intra union peace and a broader merger with the CIO. He believes a substantial number of AFL unions will support the plan despite tensions over jurisdiction.
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Toledo To Be Classified As Critical Area
Secretary of Labor Mitchell likely to classify Toledo Ohio as a critical unemployment area soon possibly by telephone. ODM spokesman said it could take up to six months to aid the city’s jobless. Rep Reams expressed optimism that Toledo would gain the designation and be eligible for government contract set asides.
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Laborer Harold Weinberg Admits Slaying Bodenheim Couple
Harold Weinberg, 25, a dishwasher, confessed today to shooting writer Max Bodenheim and his wife who were found slain last Sunday in a squalid East Side New York room. Weinberg had been a fugitive since the bodies were discovered. He has not yet been questioned about Bodenheim's wife’s fatal stabbing.
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Young Bids For Control Of Railroad
New York financier Robert R. Young seeks control of the New York Central Railroad with Allan P. Kirby, aiming to sit on the board and chair it. A rejected bid could trigger a proxy fight and a major railroad war affecting Central’s 6.4 million shares.
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Dirksen says GOP oratory not harmful in congress
Senator Dirksen rejects view that Republican day speeches will trigger heavy Democratic opposition to Eisenhower's legislative program. He backs White House aide Hay, calling the speeches factual and not attacks. Senate Democratic leader Johnson criticizes remarks by officials as irresponsible.
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ROK Businessmen Plan Skyscraper in Pusan
Pusan businessmen announced plans for Korea's tallest building, a 10 story peace complex costing 3.36 million dollars. The project would include markets offices theaters a research lab and a music venue after a large fire last December destroyed a city area.
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