Showdown Looms in Korean Armistice Talks
Panmunjom reports an imminent showdown between Allied and Communist truce negotiators. A secret session tomorrow could determine whether talks break down over guarantees for North Korea to honor a future armistice and the recapture of non Communist prisoners. The claim follows North Korean broadcasts asserting progress and U N comments of guarded optimism amid tensions.
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Ohio Assembly Wraps Up Major Work in 100th Session
The 100th General Assembly adjourned amid friction and late votes. The House ended at 10:30 p.m. EST and the Senate followed after a brief delay. Senate and House leaders failed to agree on a four-year term proposal, setting up a skeletal session Saturday to sign last-minute bills and a final adjournment Friday.
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Navy Calls Off Sea Search In Air Crash
Honolulu reports the Hawaiian Sea Frontier ended the air sea search for Transocean Air Lines flight passengers after 14 bodies were recovered from shark infested waters. The crash 350 miles east of Wake Island killed 58 people. The Barrett transported 14 bodies to Guam and said most victims wore no life belts and were not prepared for an emergency.
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Taft Reported Gaining Ground
New York reports Senator Robert A Taft recovering after exploratory abdominal wall operation a week ago. He is said to be feeling better eating a full diet and sleeping well while being treated for a hip ailment.
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NATO pacts ratified by Senate in 72 15 vote
Washington bulletin reports the Senate approved three NATO treaties. One treaty allows trial in foreign courts for U.S. servicemen charged with off duty offenses. The roll call stood 72 to 15. New York bulletin notes heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano signed to defend his title against Roland La Starza at the Polo Grounds in New York on September 24. Marciano makes his second defense since winning the title from Jersey Joe Walcott last September.
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Big Three Ministers Invite USSR To Parley On Germany
The United States Britain and France delivered notes to the Soviet Embassy proposing a Big Four foreign ministers meeting on German unification and an Austrian peace treaty. If Russia accepts, a Big Four conference at the Eisenhower-Malenkov level could follow, with autumn timing discussed and no top-level Bermuda-style plan in place.
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New Attacks Believed Aimed At Key Road
Seoul AP reports renewed Chinese assaults on the East-Central front south of Kumsong, 3000 men backed by tanks aimed at a main Allied highway. Reports describe heavy rain, artillery, and cautious frontline briefings as U.S. Sabre jets tallied two downed MIGs and Gen. Tayor’s front leaders visited.
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Profits Tax debate moves to Senate in 1953 plan
Washington AP reports the House backed six month extension of the excess profits tax, a key piece of Eisenhower's 1953 agenda, with leaders optimistic for quick Senate passage. Debate centers on preserving the House version amid pressure from Rep Reed and support from Sen. George. The tax allowed up to 82 percent of profits above normal, with a cap ensuring combined income not exceed 70 percent of total income. the levy expired June 30 but could be renewed retroactively.
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Eisenhower rallies aides to defend foreign aid funds
President Eisenhower gathered top aides for breakfast with House appropriations and lunch with Senate members to press for foreign aid. NATO chief Gruenther warned heavy cuts could erode Western Europe confidence. lawmakers weigh cuts, with Taber hinting a possible billion dollars in reductions.
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Cop Hater Vandalism Strikes Richmond Officer’s Car
Police officer W. H. Gabard returned home from Highland Springs to find his car severely vandalized. Tires, convertible top, upholstery slashed, hub caps removed, radio aerial and rear-view mirror broken. A deep scratch on the car carried the message Dumb cop.
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CIA Probe Delays Bundy Questioning by McCarthy
Senator McCarthy delays plans to summon CIA official William P. Bundy after a conference with Allen Dulles. Bundy, a Defense Fund contributor to Alger Hiss, faces possible security reassessment under Eisenhower rules. The subcommittee may still call him, but no subpoena is planned yet.
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Lodge Favors Keeping Russians In UN For Now
Los Angeles report quotes Henry Cabot Lodge, U S delegate to the United Nations, on whether to retain Russia in the UN. He compares Russia to a fire department arsonist, says he would prefer visibility inside the UN and hints he might change his mind in six months.
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Truman Cleared by FBI on Spy List Information
Senator McCarthy announced the FBI assured him former President Truman did not withhold anyCanada sourced information on an atomic spy plot. McCarthy said there would be no Senate subpoena for Truman. He noted assurances that Truman did not possess a list of 150 Soviet spy suspects from Canadian authorities. He asked if such a list ever reached the FBI, but did not provide further details.
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Weather outlook for Mi ami Valley with continued warmth
The Mi ami Valley forecast from Vandalia predicts today and tonight will be mostly fair and warm with little temperature change. Temperatures peak near yesterday's high around 9 and fall to a low near 66 with light precipitation possible yesterday afternoon. In Kentucky, expect mostly fair weather today and Thursday with a chance of isolated thunderstorms in the west and little temperature change. highs 58 to 66, lows near 58 to 66.
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