South Dems To Play Big Capitol Role
Sen. Mundt of South Dakota says the 83rd Congress will hinge on a working Republican Southern Democrat coalition. Eisenhower’s proposals rely on Conservative Southern Democrats with a Republican tilt. FEPC and broad civil rights face tough odds. tax cuts, federal spending, and federal versus state control also loom large amid thin margins in both chambers.
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Chiang Forces May Raid Reds Threats Rise in 1993
W known sources anticipate stepped up operations by Chinese Nationalist forces near the Red China coast. Reports describe possible commando raids on the mainland and attacks on Communist held islands. An Army hospital has opened on Ta Chen Islands to treat casualties from front line clashes. Nationalists control about 40 islands from 460 miles south of Shanghai to near Swatow, northeast of Hong Kong.
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Red China
Daily
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Red Chita
Swatow
Hong Kong
Fire destroys three blocks in Taegu Korea city
A predawn blaze in Taegu Korea destroyed more than five downtown blocks, leaving around two thousand Koreans homeless. Four U S soldiers aiding the fire fight were treated for injuries and ovens. Three Korean civilians were hurt, one seriously, as American and Korean crews battled the two hour fire threatening fuel oil at a Fifth Air Force depot.
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Inside The Times Section Headlines
A compact digest of church announcements, comics, death notices, editorials, radio and television guides, round about Portsmouth social affairs and sports items from the Times section. Key people and local events are highlighted with brief notes and fixtures.
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YMCA Plans Branch Near A Plant Site
The YMCA outlines plans to open two branches near the new atomic energy plant in Pike County. Portsmouth YMCA president Roy Li Voorhees announced the move after Ohio West Virginia Area YMCA board approval. A national YMCA staff member and area executive assisted the planning. A local secretary will organize leadership and programs to serve residents of trailer camps and nearby communities, moving in late spring. Three Portsmouth YMCA representatives stay on as permanent advisory members.
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Roy Li Voorhees
Portsmouth City
Ohio-West Virginia
Ymca Board
William F. Meyer
National Ymca
J. Robert Knight
Laren Council
Voorhees Sai
Voorhees
Portsmouth
MCA
Walter, Mitchell
Paul Chiles
Paul Hickman
February Draft Draw Calls Record High in 1950s
The Defense Department today announced a February draft call of 53,000 draftees, the largest manpower levy in nearly two decades. Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force revert to volunteer programs, with total calls since September 1950 reaching 1,255,490. The February figure trails the January–March peaks of 80,000 and surpasses the 70,000 mark reached in November 1950.
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Defense Denarment
Navy
Marie Corie
Air Force
House Group Lets Caudle Off The Hook
A House judiciary subcommittee labeled former Assistant Attorney General T Lamar Caudle honorably motivated but weak, calling him a scapegoat for his firing in 1951 by President Truman for outside activities. It praised his service while faulting his superiors and questioned motives, with one member dissenting that he violated public trust.
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J. Howard McGrath
Peyton Ford
Clark
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Rogers D. Coll
Fortune Lost Millionaire Daughter Called Grandma Bandit
Ailing 17 year old Ethel Arata, daughter of a once rich New York financier, was arraigned as the grandma bank bandit. She claimed poverty followed her father’s fortune loss and arthritis crippling her hands. Authorities described her as an alcoholic and she has been committed to Norwalk State Hospital.
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New York
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Howard V. Calverley
Haldup
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Zeng National Bank
Arcadia
Benjamin S. Catts
Hollywood
Robert M. Catts
Robert Catts
Benjamin Cats
Churchill Plans New York Visit With Eisenhower Talks
Prime Minister Churchill will visit New York on New Year’s Eve to meet President-elect Eisenhower and discuss Korea, defense, and Western alliance. Churchill may also seek a meeting with Stalin and will bring wife Clementine, daughter Mary, and Christopher Soames aboard the Queen Mary.
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Truman
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Stalin
Britain
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Mary
Christopher Soames
Bernard Baruch
White House
Sen. Kefauver
Qtean
Congress
West Germans Hope For Unity
West German President Theodor Heuss delivered a Christmas message to the Allied high commissioners affirming resolve to pursue unity with European neighbors. Heuss spoke of supranational unification and unifying Germany in peace within a free Europe, amid talks on the peace contract with Western Powers and the European Defense Community.
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Britain
France
West Germany
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State Seeks Property For Rt. 23 Relocation Plan
West End Greenup County road boosters anticipate an early start by the State Highway Department to relocate Route 23 from the south end of US Grant Bridge to Tygart Bridge. Land acquisition advances include deed delivery planned for spring, with purchase talks under way and surveys narrowing to the original Chesapeake & Ohio Railway route near Riverine Fullerton and South Shore.
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Allied Raiders Kill 53 Reds In Korea
Allied raiders pushed through snow on the Western Front and killed or wounded an estimated 53 Chinese Communists near Panmunjom in a 40 minute clash. Fifth Air Force fighter bombers hit front line areas as weather cleared, after earlier rain and snow grounded most Allied planes. Patrols encouraged large groups of Red defenders along the 155 mile front.
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Panmunjom
Fifth Air Force
Nation's Auto Toll Hits Record Pace During Holiday
Traffic deaths surged during the four day Christmas period with 336 fatalities on highways and nearly 432 across all causes. The National Safety Council warned the toll could reach an all time high as officials cited alcohol impairment and reckless driving. Major states reporting high tolls included Ohio California Texas and Pennsylvania.
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Soustelle Seeks Backing for Gaulle Rally Government
Paris i Premier designate Jacques Soustelle pushed to gather supporters to build a new government around de Gaulle’s right wing Rally Party. De Gaulle’s backers hope to offer a clear yes or no to president Vincent Auriol by Sunday afternoon.
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Jacques Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
French Rally Party
de Gaullist
Vincent Auriol
Truman Reflects On Foreign Policy Record And Korea Decision
In a series of interviews, President Truman voices pride in his foreign policy record, credits UN Korea actions for averting wider war, and foresees peace through a strong American-led alliance. He ranks Korea decision as his toughest, calls it bigger than the 1945 Japan bombings, and plans a January national broadcast outlining administration achievements and future direction.
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Churchill-Eisenhower talks eyed as Cold War easing
British Prime Minister Churchill expected to meet Eisenhower in New York for informal talks on rebuilding postwar partnership. Discussions likely cover Korea, trade, atomic policy, North Atlantic defense, and Pacific observer roles, with Churchill visiting Baruch, Truman, Jamaica trip, and future cabinet discussions planned.
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Bernard Baruch
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Pacific
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