Reds Plan War While Talking Peace in Korea Talks
UN accused the Reds of plotting war while negotiating a truce at Panmunjom, with 50 000 prisoners of war unaccounted for and data withheld. Subcommittees remained deadlocked on armistice policing and prisoner exchange as meetings were set for 11 am Tuesday. Major General Turner warned the talks hosted a dangerous shift toward war rather than peace.
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Munsan
Korea
API
United Nations Today
Panmunjom
West Germany Stumbling Block in European Defense
Six European nations stall over terms of a Western defense pact allowing West Germany to join. Foreign ministers adjourned with experts continuing work, aiming for a Lisbon NATO council presentation Feb 2. Budget disputes linger as payments vs pooled backing are debated, while a court of justice and defense bodies are outlined.
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West Germany
NATO
Lisbon
Assembly
Council of Ministers
College of Defense Commissioners
Court of Justice
Sub Zero Cold Fails To Loosen Red Grip On Allied Position
In 1951 elements of the Korean front report Communist troops clinging to a snow covered hill west of Korangpo as UN counterattacks stall after a weekend fight. Eight Army briefers note dug in Reds repelled by a force including four tanks and low flying planes. Snow storms hindered air support while patrols and limited clashes continued near Paomunjom.
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Seoul. Korea
APJ
Korangpo
Eighth Army
Seoul
Paomunjom
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Adams to Run As Backer at 1952 Republican Convention
Governor Sherman Adams announced his candidacy for delegate at large to the 1952 Republican national convention as favorable to General Eisenhower. New Hampshire law allows a delegate candidate to run unpledged unfavor able or pledged to a presidential aspirant.
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Ovunlury Tars
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Two York Hotels Offered For 435000
York Harbor possible sale disclosed for the 165 room Marshall house to New York real estate dealer Abraham Gervitz at 435000. The Emerson house would be included and about 50 stockholders will vote at an annual meeting next Saturday. The hotels are managed by Edward W. Ma and the sale could be among Maine’s largest realty transactions in years.
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Marshall House
York Starbor
Iutomer
New England
Abraham Gervitz
New York
Atore Realty Field
Portemouth Herold
Tion
Moulton
Emerson House
Marshal House
Mouleton
Edward W. Ma
Maine
Gervitz
Pittsburgh
Robert Hawthorne
Titusville
Sheffield
Buffalo
KKK Denies Knowledge Of Terroristic Bombing
In Florida a Ku Klux Klan meeting denied knowledge of recent bombings. Gov. Fuller Warren accused NAACP leader Walter White of hate rhetoric, while White urged action on the Moore murder case. White vowed to return to Florida to pursue justice for Florida secretary Harry T. Moore.
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KKK
Miami
Pla
Ku Klux Klan
Florida
Fuller Warren
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harlem
New York
White
Warren
Harry T. Moore
SAACP
Mims
New Xroes
Lake County
Stratham Youth Injured in Truck-Bike Crash
Stratham 17 year old Francis E. Rawson of Newmarkerond was critically injured when his motorbike collided with a truck driven by 27 year old Warren Barker on Winnicut road. He was treated at Exeter and then rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston where his condition was described as critical with a compressed skull fracture. State Police said the bike swerved to avoid snowballs thrown by local youths.
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Rawson
Winnicut Road
Warren Barker
Stratham
T the Service
Barrett
New York Trade School
Boston Navy Yard
Portsmouth Yard
Four Veterans Retire From Shipyard After Long Service
Four veteran shipyard employees retired today with a combined 152 years of service. Michael A. Barrett led Ship 37 as master mechanic since 1919, and Harvey R. Grant, Roy E. Abrams, and Melvin P. Locke also concluded long carrier stints in various shop and office roles. Barrett will be guest of honor at a testimonial tonight in Portsmouth.
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Michael A. Barrett
Shop
Harvey R. Grant
Roy E. Abrams
Melvin P. Locke
Barrett
Gram
Abrams
Locke
Folsom-Salter House
Portsmouth
Master Mechanics and Foremen's Association
Eetrical
Lawrence
Mass
K Company
26Th Infantry
U. S. Volunteers
United States
Portsmouth ‘Naval Shipyard
Edward C. Craig
USN
Kittery
Craig
North Hampton
Michael A. Garrett
Portsmouth Herald
Navy eyes transfer of supply unit from shipyard
Captain Edward C. Craig, USN, says the Portsmouth shipyard may move its supply-demand control point to another region without cutting jobs. About 58 white-collar workers could redeploy within the yard, as the department seeks to ease ceilings on civilian staff while maintaining a $10 million yearly operation supplying specialized electrical gear for Navy ships.
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Navy Department
Portsmeat Naval Shipyard
Edward C. Craig
USN
Department
Cram
Craig
Navy
Mike
Portsmouth
Navy to Build 1.8 Million Test Lab at Portsmouth
The Navy will begin next spring construction of a 1.8 million dollar electrical test laboratory at the Portsmouth naval shipyard to consolidate six shops and a battery house into one two story steel frame building offering 110000 square feet. Civil engineers expect 130000 square feet freed for expansion. bids to be advertised early spring. Cmdr H J Fitzpatrick USN will lead. plans by Andersen and Beck with a Boston firm.
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Portsmouths Naval Stipyard
First Naval District
Noe
Instrument Optical
Navy Civil Engineers
Minnie Witham Resigns as Portsmouth Center Director
Miss Minnie Witham resigns after more than five years as director of the Portsmouth Rehabilitation Center. She plans to found an occupational therapy center at Glencliff sanitarium and has been connected with the New Hampshire Society for Crippled Children and Handicapped Persons for the past 12 years.
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Minnie. Witham
Portsmouth
Miss Witham
Glencliff Sanitarium
New Hampshire Society
Four Planes Missing With 68 Aboard Trigger Wide Search
A grim aviation weekend saw three planes missing with 68 people aboard while another craft with eight men remained unaccounted for. A fifth airliner struggled 300 miles into San Francisco after engine trouble on a Pittsburgh to Buffalo route. Coast Guard cutters and a vast search, involving nearly 200 planes, scoured Great Lakes and aerial routes as Continental Charters chief joins the hunt.
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Honoyin
Pittburgh
Buffalo
Continental Inc
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
Coast Guard
Erie
John A. Belding
Continental Charters
Red Press Charges Hunt For U.S. Airmen
Hungary accuses the United States of knowing the fate of four American airmen jailed after a C47 was forced down in Hungary on November 18. The Szabad Nép editorial labeled the search as a fake and claimed Washington sought to plant spies, while the crew reportedly stayed in radio contact until landing. The fliers were released Friday for 120000 dollars, rest at Erding, with Captain John J Swift en route to visit ill father in Syracuse.
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Suve
Phoenix
Ariz
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Tex
Arizona
Tucson
Hungary
U. S
Ihe
Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dave Henderson
Frankfurt
Tass
Acheson warns on Red treachery after Korean pause
In a year end briefing Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned that any Korean peace could be followed by Communist treachery or major Red aggression in Southeast Asia and nearby borders. He urged constant vigilance and outlined actions on a new Atlantic alliance, a peace contract with West Germany, and Western European defense including German units. He identified Korea Indochina Burma Egypt and Tran as danger spots for 1952.
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New York
Korea
Acheson
Southeast Asia
Western Europe
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Indochina
Burma
Egypt
Tran
TV Inspires Teen Murderer in California Tragedy
A 16 year old babysitter Delora Mae Campbell told deputies she watched a TV murder mystery and had a vision leading to the strangling of six year old Donna Joyce Isbell with a sock. Donna died in her home while her parents were away. Delora Mae is jailed on murder charges. The Isbell family said Delora had recently cared for the children.
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Los Angeles
Delora Mae Campbell
Delora Mae
Delors Mae
Donna
Joyce Isbell
Roy Isbell
Debra Mae
Douglas Aircraft
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Roy Allen
Sidney G. Willner
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Sat
Lena Barner
Jim Burns
Homicide
Ft. Lupton
Col
Burns
Delora
Mae
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Syracuse
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