Quirino Loses Philippine Presidency to Magsaysay in Landslide
Manila AP report says 46 year old Ramon Magsaysay defeats President Elpidio Quirino by wide margin in national election. Quirino concedes, citing desire for national unity as Magsaysay sails into office January 1 for a four year term.
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Theater Goers Cheer Truman at Broadway Show
Former President Harry S. Truman and party attended The Teahouse of the August Moon in New York. The audience greeted them with cheers including shouts of Give ’em hell Harry. Mrs Truman, Margaret, and her escort Robert Diendorfer accompanied him. He appeared unconcerned about the Harry Dexter White case.
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Eden appoints new aide in office in London
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announces a new aide in his office as the Marquess of Reading is named minister of state for foreign affairs. Selwyn Lloyd retains his post as Britain’s UN delegate and as minister of state.
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AEC Official Proposes Foreigners See H-Blast
Washington AP atomic energy commissioner Thomas E. Murray proposes that foreigners watch a hydrogen bomb explosion as a demonstration of destructive power to deter world conflict. He suggests controlled observation from a ship and argues it could pressure Russia to show a counterblast. AEC has not studied the idea in detail.
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Israel to blame Arabs over Palestine violence at UN
Israel prepared to place full blame on Arab neighbors for recent Palestine violence as Abba Eban reviews Arab Jewish tensions at the United Nations Security Council. Israel cites Arab aggressions, economic boycotts, Jordan river diversions, with Kibya attack cited by observers and Syria raising the Jordan issue separately.
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Libya
Sailor and Waif Reunited in United States Arrival
A 35 year old Navy bachelor and the Korean boy he found in Inchon have finally reached the United States aboard a Mars flying boat from Honolulu. The pair, smiling shyly, were long delayed by red tape but now begin life together with plans for adoption. Lieutenant Paladino, a 13 year Navy veteran from New Rochelle, hopes to adopt Lee Kyung Soo, who initially feared him but soon trusted his benefactor.
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Plane collision over Argentina kills 30 on boards
A four engine passenger airliner and a military craft collided over Santa Fe Province. Initial reports say 27 passengers and three military crew members died.
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Jamaica Holds Two Plotters Arrested on Conspiracy Charges
Jamaica police arrested former education minister Lester Simmonds and Kingston Daily Gleaner reporter Vincent Truman on conspiracy charges tied to state secrets. Ex-minister, fired by Governor Sir Hugh Foot on Bustamante’s recommendation, faces serious accusations amid claims that Executive Council documents were sold to Kingston merchants with a single tip worth over $250,000 in government revenue.
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Two Killed as Mossadegh Supporters March Tehran
In Tehran police shot dead two demonstrators and arrested at least 20 as thousands rally for ex-Premier Mossadegh. Gangs chant long live Mossadegh while troops guard main intersections. Bazaar area partly shut, soldiers with bayonets patrol amid ongoing street agitation.
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India ready if Reds quit interviewing
PANMUNJOM The Indian command prepared detailed plans to screen war prisoners if the Communists abandon efforts to recruit them home. Red interviews with POWs resumed after a pause as talks continued about repatriation and new Indian rules. Thimayya poised to visit Kaesong. Reds silent. Diplomatic advisers held sixth secret session to set an agenda for a Korean peace conference. Kenneth Young called discussions businesslike with another session planned.
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Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
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United Nations
Admiral Carney Inspects Far East Naval Installations
Admiral Robert B. Carney, U S chief of naval operations, left Langley Point Naval Air Station for an undisclosed destination today as he continues his inspection tour of United States naval installations in the Far East.
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Eisenhower Heads to Canada on Good Neighbor Trip
President Eisenhower departs for a two day Ottawa visit with Mrs Eisenhower and a White House delegation to discuss mutual concerns including continental defense and the St Lawrence Seaway. He will meet Governor General Vincent Massey Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and review US Canada relations.
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Benson Tours Southwest Drought Areas On five day trip
Secretary of Agriculture Benson begins a five day tour by military aircraft through Texas New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah Wyoming and Missouri to observe drought program progress and assess conditions in officially designated drought areas and nearby states.
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Warplane Plant Goes To Court in Ohio
North American Aviation Inc seeks contempt citation in Columbus common pleas court against striking Local 927 CIO United Auto Workers. Plant accuses union of violating a court order on picketing but does not list specific charges before the hearing.
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United Auto Workers
Guided Missiles May Destroy Future Dangerous Tornadoes
UASTIN Tex A guided missile may someday be fired into the roaring heart of a tornado and save a city like Waco Tex from such damage and death left there last spring Two scientists believe it completely practical and possible of achievement in the near future Dr Fritz O Rossmann a German physicist and meteorologist brought to this country by the Air Force six months ago has pounded a new theory that contradicts a 50 year old idea about tornado behavior Col Rollins H Mayer electronic scientist at the Air Force missile test center Patrick Air Force Base Fla where Rossmann is working says the theory makes possible a national tornado damage prevention not capable of saving millions of dollars and thousands of lives Rossmann and Mayer were here to present papers and propose the net at the 125th annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society Mayer predicted tornado destruction might be achieved in 5 to 10 years if sufficient support can be mustered for necessary study and research the net would consist of mobile antitornado stations assembled at air ports near large cities where tornadoes might be expected into the net would be fed tornado forecasts radar detection warning and tracking data jet planes with tornado destruction missiles could be standing by.
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Benson Neglects Personal Popularity in Farm Policy Stand
Secretary of Agriculture Benson told a Columbus audience he seeks a sound program for all agriculture, not personal glory, criticizing patchwork remedies and high price supports. He urged land grant colleges to aid in building markets, efficiency, and balanced farming, ahead of a five day drought tour.
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Plane Strike Action Said Not Legal
A Columbus man identifying with the CIO United Auto Workers union challenged a strike at North American Aviation Columbus plant. L M Latshaw appealed to the union executive board alleging the Oct 23 vote at the Ohio State Fairgrounds was by show of hands and violated the constitution. He asked the board to set aside or nullify the strike amid disputed back to work numbers.
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India Desires Its Neutrality in World Affairs
Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, president of the United Nations General Assembly, says India seeks the right to remain neutral in the East West conflict and to determine its own relations and commitments. She notes India admires American ideals but will not imitate other nations. Each country must live in its own way.
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Pope Backs UN Plan With Cash Gift
In Rome Pope Pius XII blesses the United Nations program aiding underdeveloped nations and pledges $2,000 as a token contribution to the UN expanded technical assistance program. The gesture was conveyed through Norris E. Dodd, director general of FAO.
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Truman defies subpoenas in White case dispute
Former President Truman rejects a House Un-American Activities Committee subpoena amid constitutional objections. Velde postpones tomorrow's session, easing immediate pressure as witnesses like Caudle and Vaughan prepare to testify. Eisenhower distances administration support and lawmakers weigh delaying public hearings until Congress reconvenes.
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Pleasant fall weather for Miami Valley into tomorrow
Forecasters in Vandalia predict partly cloudy cool conditions tonight with a low near 30. Tomorrow should bring fair and warmer weather with a high around 50. Kentucky reports clear skies tonight with a low near 30. Middletown records show a 58 degree high at 2 pm and 33 degree low at 4 am. Armco East Side gate logs note a 36 degree low at 4 am.
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