Eisenhower Rides to Wake Island for Key Talks Aboard USS Helena
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower sails from Guam aboard the USS Helena through stormy seas toward Wake Island to meet aides and hear results of his Korea tour. John Foster Dulles may join at Wake for discussions on policy against Soviet backed aggression in the Far East before Hawaii stop and New York trip.
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Weather in Southern Cafolina and Redlands Notes
Partly cloudy west of the mountains today and tonight with mostly sunny conditions in interior regions. Winds gusty in northern interiors and mountains Sunday. Temperatures little changed. December 1952 high 52 low 43 rainfall .06 season 3.19 last year 3.08. Local chatter notes moisture overnight, a coast storm unlikely to reach Southern California, and a busy week for Redlands sports fans easing back to normal.
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Rhee Pushes Win The War Offense In Korea Visit
President Rhee urged Eisenhower to launch a win the war drive into North Korea. He outlined proposals to end the stalemate, strengthen ROK defense forces, and potentially reduce U S frontline duties if forces are prepared and equipped. Rhee credited both military and economic aid and noted a lack of anti American demonstrations during the visit.
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Helicopter Evacuates Rescuers From San Gorgonio Peak
A Marine Corps helicopter began evacuating tree airmen stranded on San Gorgonio peak. Civilian skiers may reach the C 47 wreckage on Grayback while officials plan further rescue steps. Names of civilians were not confirmed. likely Walter Lier and Dr. Robert Wade, noted ski mountaineers.
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Santa Ana
O Dwyer Quits Diplomatic Post
William O Dwyer ends his diplomatic career in Mexico City and begins job hunting in Mexico He explores bids from diverse sectors including the Mexican film industry and cattle raising He postpones a vacation with his ex model wife at Acapulco while still pursuing business opportunities.
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MacArthur outlines plan to end Korean War
Gen Douglas MacArthur told a New York dinner that he has a clear definite plan to end the Korean War and to share it with President-elect Eisenhower. He said the plan could be carried out without heavy casualties or risk of a third world war, but details remain private.
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Hall Linked With Reds in Hawaii Communist Case
In Honolulu a former Communist party member testifies for the government naming Jack W. Hall of the International Longshoremen as active in the party. Emil Muller, 39, a Pearl Harbor Navy Yard worker, lists Hall and four others among island party participants in the 1938 to 1940 period.
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Swiss Fail in Attempt To Conquer Mt. Everest
Swiss expedition to scale Mt. Everest failed amid terrible weather reports from Nepal. The team reached only uncertain heights above base camp and returned home after Nov. 22, with news relayed by runners.
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Airliner crashes off Bermuda with 41 aboard
Cuban four engine airliner Star of the Orient en route Madrid to Havana crashes into the sea near St Georges harbor Bermuda. Four rescued as air sea search continues. Survivors taken to Kindley base hospital. Flight from Madrid via Azores arrived 2 20 am then took off at 4 49 am. Of 38 passengers and eight crew, survivors include two women from Spain and Mexico and Cuba. Nationalities listed include Spaniards Cubans Mexicans and unknowns.
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McKay May Be Off To Meet Ike in Pacific Mission
Oregon Governor Doug McKay, newly named secretary of interior, left Salem in secret amid speculation he heads for a mid-Pacific conference with President-elect Eisenhower. Eisenhower said aboard the USS Helena he would stop at Wake Island on the way home from a three day Korean mission to pick up key figures of his new administration.
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Services For Mrs. Truman's Mother Monday
President and Mrs. Truman will attend the funeral of Mrs. David W. Wallace in Independence Missouri. Mrs. Wallace died of cerebral thrombosis at age 30 after being at the President's bedside in the White House. The Trumans and daughter Margaret will accompany the body home for private services Monday and are to return to Washington Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Convict White Captured in Virginia
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced that Andree Lee White, the last of eight convicts who escaped from Western Penitentiary, has been captured in Virginia.
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Redlands Terriers Elude Santa Monica In CIF Semi Final
Redlands Terriers, riding a strong ground game and stout defense, led 7-0 at halftime but were tied 7-7 by Santa Monica in the CIF semifinal at Santa Monica. The game ended with Redlands out of the finals due to a tie-breaker on first downs. Santa Monica advances to face South Pasadena in the Coliseum for the title.
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Eisenhower apologizes for late arrival at Korea front
Seoul AP: President elect Dwight Eisenhower apologized for troops waiting in bitter cold after orders to assemble by 8 30 a m. They stood from 10 a m. to 2 58 p m. frost bite cases were treated. He said he always aims to be prompt and apologized for any soldiers kept outside longer than necessary.
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Carrier Yorktown Nears Recommission After Modernization
The aircraft carrier USS Yorktown, famed as the Fighting Lady, is nearing the end of an extensive modernization at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. The Navy announced the Yorktown will be recommissioned December 15 after work that began last year to reactivate the ship, inactive since 1979.
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