Million Dollar Cut In Arms Aid Abroad Being Considered
Washington reports top defense and foreign aid officials weighing a roughly one million dollar reduction in Western Europe military aid for next year. The plan could lower Congress approved funding while not risking security as orders already placed keep weapons flowing. Harold E. Stassen said West Europe aid can be reduced, citing improved continental defense and economy. officials anticipate up to a billion dollar cut in European defense needs.
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Truce team member shoots self in Inchon
Czech Lt. Col. Vojtech Bagda, part of the armistice inspection team at Inchon, shot himself in his quarters and was taken to the hospital ship Consolation. His condition was described as serious but not critical. motive not disclosed. He arrived Nov. 20 to join the neutral nations group observing military supply movements.
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President Eisenhower Prepares Thanksgiving Turkey in Augusta
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower carve a 39 pound turkey for Thanksgiving in Augusta while distant duties see the President dining with his son and daughter in law Mas and Mrs John Eisenhower and three grandchildren. He will attend services at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church and dine at the Trophy Room of Augusta National Golf Club.
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In Peiping New Finnish Minister Arrives in Red China
Tokyo reports the Finnish envoy Karl Johan Fonstrom arrived in Peiping to meet Chinese leaders. The arrival signals ongoing diplomatic exchanges as communist officials host the visiting minister.
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Peace Plan Heads For Defeat At UN vote today
United Nations debate on a five point Soviet peace plan heads toward another defeat as Russia seeks broad disarmament steps and backing for bases on foreign soil. The U N contends the first four points echo old proposals and the fifth repeats existing resolutions.
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Chiang Aide Fired for Power Abuse in Formosa
The Chinese Nationalist government announced Wang Shih-chieh was dismissed as Chiang Kai-shek's top policy adviser for abuse of power and other derelictions of duty. He was ousted from the post of secretary-general on November 17, with no further details given.
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MIG Jets Sweep Near Allied Air Base
An Allied source reports Russian built MIG jets sweeping near Paengyang Island off South Korea causing frequent night alerts at a United Nations airfield. The informant, stationed on the island, identifies the aircraft as MIGs and notes their nighttime activity.
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White House Angered by McCarthy Speech
The Times reports White House staffers, while declining official comment, harshly critiqued Senator McCarthy for using air time to attack Truman and Eisenhower, portraying his speech as a bid to dominate the 1954 campaign, distorting diplomat Davies’s case, and showing defiance of the President on Cold War policy.
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Young Girls Have Beans on West Eubanks Street
Oklahoma City neighbors complain about two teenage girls, daughters of attorney Harry T. Hudson Jr., turning West Eubanks Street into a Times Square like scene. In Traffic Court Mrs. Klaffke alleges reckless driving and mufflerless car by 19 year old Billy Jack Early, one of the suitors.
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Family Trio Arrested In Big Robbery
FBI linked George D. O'Brien 43, his wife Margaret 42, and son George Jr. 20 to a March 1952 armored car theft in Danvers, Massachusetts worth $681,000. The father faced theft charges, the couple received stolen property, with arrests in Wollaston and MIT Cambridge. The heist was the second largest cash robbery in U.S. history, after the 1950 Boston Brink’s case.
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Southern Ohio Farmer May Get Drought Aid
Washington AP report notes Secretary Benson weighing a low cost feed program for drought struck southern Ohio farmers. Governor Lausche, citing a state committee, urged three percent loan benefits rather than disaster designation, awaiting presidential approval and possible CCC feed loans.
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Quake Jolts Tokyo and North Japan
A strong earthquake shook Tokyo and northern Japan early today, causing tall buildings to sway and dishes to crash. Night workers fled into the streets as residents cried jishin, jishin, fearing collapsing tiled roofs though no casualties were reported.
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Shocks Follow Quake In Tokyo Area
Two minor aftershocks struck after yesterday's sharp earthquake and were felt this evening in Tokyo. The tremors added to ongoing concerns about aftereffects and building safety in the city.
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Russia To Repatriate 810 Japanese Prisoners
The repatriation ship Koan Maru sailed from Maizuru to Nakhodka to bring home 810 Japanese detainees held by Russia since World War II. The ship is expected back here Monday.
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Federal Reserve Predicts Record Production In '58
The Federal Reserve Board in a monthly bulletin forecast a 1953 GNP near 368 billion dollars, a new record, with personal income around 285 billion, up 5 6 percent. Farm proprietors' income slid about 16 percent to roughly 6 billion. Inflation may ease, inventories slowed, and civilian spending next year expected to pick up defense slack. housing starts around 1.1 million.
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Judge yearns for old days in juvenile crime plea
Oklahoma City U S District Judge Edgar S Vaught urged a return to “hickory limb justice” to curb juvenile crime. He spoke before sentencing 11 youths, mostly teens, to 19 years in prison on various charges. He warned of widespread law disregard by youths 17 to 21 and implied a wood shed punishment as a substitute.
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Dead Couple Reappears In International Mystery Case
Nashville Tennessean reports Thomas C. Bun tin and his former secretary Betty McCuddy living as Thomas D. and Betty Palmer in Orange Texas. They raised six children, one grandchild, and one daughter expecting. The couple once vanished in 1931 with none clues, later found by the Tennessean after a long international hunt. Betty said they divorced from past because they were in love and money did not matter.
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John Seigenthaler
Jimmy Helt
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Beaumont
Canada Blocks Gouzenko Interview Over Publicity Rules
Ottawa stands firm that U S officials may question Igor Gouzenko only if Canada controls any evidence publicity. Gouzenko, a former Soviet code expert who exposed a Red espionage network, lives under protection in Ontario. The U S Senate subcommittee seeks to interview him amid the Harry Dexter White case, but Canada conditions secrecy and Canadian approval for disclosure.
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Harry Dexter White
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Weather forecast for Vandalia and Miami Valley area
Forecasters predict cloudy windy cold weather today tonight and tomorrow with snow flurries in the Miami Valley. Temperatures will fall to a low around 28 degrees tonight and a chilly high near 38 tomorrow. Yesterday Middletown highs reached 42 at 11:30 am with a 34 degree low. today’s low was 32 at 6 am at Armco East Side Main Gate.
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