Red China again seeks U.N. seat over Formosa peace
James Marlow analyzes how Red China tests U.N. leverage to force Formosa cease-fire terms. The piece traces 1950s U.N. discussions, Chou En-lai’s demands for a U.N. seat, and Eisenhower and Truman positions, noting recurring pressures and the risk of U.N. involvement in Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
United Nation
Formosa
U. N
U.N
Chou En-lai
United States
World Organization
Chiang Kai-shek
New York
Chou
Formcosa
Red U. N
China
Russia
Mosa
Korea
Red China
U. N. Security Council
Richmond Home Demonstration Meets Highlight Kansas Theme
Richmond Kansas social notes report a Tuesday H D A meeting led by Mrs Glen Lewis with the lesson High lights on Kansas. Guests included Mrs Larry Cox and others. numerous members listed. Also covered are bridge and club gatherings, visits to Garnett and Topeka, and hospitalizations, with details of attendees and officers.
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Richmond
Glenn Lewis
Kansas
Larry Cox
Allen DeGarmo
Jerry Robertson
Mmes
Delmar Bowman
Clifford Briggs
Eugene Bump
Albert Dunbar
Jane Greishar
Don Easton
Harold Guy
Jerry Milchelt
Louis Riebe
Bennie Stinson
Raymond Wagner
Herbie Wolfe
Elsie McClinic
Wil. Pe
Louis Flowers
Ralph Chandler
Grettie Rebstock
Garnett
Lee Perkins
Bridge Club
Virgil Smiths
Alfred Sigiers
Abe Severns
Frank Gerholds
Ernest Hendersons
George Dietrichs
Aubry McDonald
Harrisonville
Herb McClure
Leisure Hour Club
Islands In the
Pacific
Ralph McCrea
Harold Robertson
Merritt McDonald
Jay Adams
Laurence Dillon
J. L. DeGarmo
Arlen DeGarmo
Bob Crick
Charley Moberly
Joe Wittman
Oscar Newmaster
George Atchison
Silverdale Club
Glen Lewis
Eugene Wolken
Mmes. A. C. Crozier
Clyde Edwards
Nosh Hutchison
Louis Sobba
Mmes- Ray McLees
Oma Roberts
Orie Higdon
Charley Dunbar
Amos Lyon
Ed Morford
Allie Akin
Reid Freese
Sam Nitcher
Arthur Pough
Hayes Johnson
Fred Johnson
Ernest Henderson
Topeka
Frank Youngs
Bethel
Bob
Marna Mortenson
Paola
R. S. Gault
A. C
Robbery Motive Suspected In Ambush At Tennessee Home
In Mount Pleasant Tennessee police say charred remains of Mr and Mrs Dudley Moore and their guest James Cooper point to a robbery motive after a deadly ambush in the Moores home. Each victim was shot in the head and fire was used to mask the crime. Police estimate the trio may have carried 500 to 600 dollars. Firefighters found the bodies after flames were seen at the residence. A coroner's jury ruled murder. The story also notes Gen William Hoge retired from the U S Army in Mannheim Germany with a farewell at European commands headquarters.
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Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Dudley Moore
Moores
Clare McAfee
James Cooper
Wrest Mannheim
Germany
William M. Hoge
U.S. Army
Moore
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
J. £. Hardison
Homer Copeland
Mysterious girl sought in slaying at Rubinstein estate
New York police questioned Lee Brooks amid a murder probe into Serge Rubinstein. A brown clad mysterious girl seen near the financier’s mansion hours before the killing has not been identified. Brooks, once tied to a Canadian securities deal and prior Langford murder inquiry, is under scrutiny.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Lee Brooks
Brooks
Albert E. Langford
Desperado on FBI's 20 Most Wanted List
Ohio felon Kennett Darrell Carpenter, 22, accused of a $9300 Kansas bank robbery at Oswego on November 27, 1960, was added to the FBI's 20 most wanted list. Described as a hardened criminal, Carpenter had prior prison time and was released from Leavenworth a month before the crime.
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Washington
Kennett
Darrell Carpenter
Ohio
Kansas
FBI
Carpenter
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Oswego
Kan
jNoy
K State Student Tops Hereford Judging at Southwestern Exposition
Kansas State College student Baker won best individual honors in Hereford judging at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. Oklahoma A&M captured the team title for general livestock judging with 16 colleges participating. Kansas State finished third.
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Fort Worth. Tex
R. J. ‘Baker
Kansas State College
Oklahoma A&m
Kansas State
Jewish Plotters Hanged In Cairo
In Cairo two Jews named Dr. Mussa Lito Marzuk and Samuel Azar were executed for leading a spy sabotage ring for Israel. The hangings followed January 27 convictions of six others as presses and public were barred. Clemency appeals and protests erupted from Jewish groups abroad.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Mussa Lito Marzuk
Samuel Azar
China Pushes Five Stop at UN Security Council Move
China advances a bid seeking a five point halt at the United Nations Security Council. The proposal aims to pause hostilities and pause weapons deliveries, with backing from a bloc of member states while other nations weigh support.
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United Nations Security Council
China
Pilot lands crippled airliner in bean field
Captain Edward Kuhn piloted a Southeast Airlines twin-engine C46 with 41 aboard to a belly landing in a farmer's bean field near Coal City Illinois after engine trouble near Bloomington. All 5 crew and 36 passengers, military personnel, were uninjured. The plane slid 500 feet in snow with minor damage.
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Coal City
Ill
Joliet
Edward Kuhn
Farmer’s Bean Field
Southeast Airlines
Camp Kilmer
Ft Ord
Calif
Oakland
Kuhn
Miami Springs
Fla
Air Force
Bloomington
Chicago
Workmen Burned In Gas Explosion Near Hills City
Three Norton and McPherson residents were burned in a gas explosion at an oil well 10 miles southwest of Hills City. Officials said gas accumulated during acidizing and traveled to workers’ quarters where a stove exploded. Injured: Dick Robinson Erwin Wood and Tom Elliott. All hospitalized.
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Hill City
Kas
Hills City
Dick Robinson
Erwin Wood
Norton
Tom Elliott
McPherson
Bitter Cold Easing Across Nation. Midwest Sees Snow Drift
The bitter cold that blanketed areas east of the Rockies for nearly four weeks is moderating. Light snow moved into the Midwest as temperatures rose 3 to 20 degrees in below zero regions. Forecasters expect continued warming. The Music Teachers National Association estimates about half a million music teachers in the United States.
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Rocky Mountains
Midwest
the Music Teachers National’ ‘Assn
United States
Grave War Fears In Commonwealth Parley Opens
In London the prime ministers of the British Commonwealth opened a 10 day parley amid grave war fears and aimed to end the Formosa fighting. Churchill sought to marshal Commonwealth influence as China tensions dominated the agenda.
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London
Formosa
China
Churchill
Mansfield Says Congress Must Trust President Eisenhower
Senator Len Mansfield of Montana declares that Congress must put faith in President Eisenhower to forge a peaceful settlement without war. He backs U S support for a United Nations effort to end hostilities between Chinese Nationalists and Communists around Formosa.
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Washington
Len Mansfeld
D-Mont
Congress
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
United Nations
Formosa
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Reck
Schrant
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NASH
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Most Wanted
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