Enterprise Capt Carlsen Eeked Tow From Freeway of Waves
Falmouth England reports Capt Henrik Kurt Carlsen and Kenneth Dancy clinging to the stricken Flying Enterprise as a salvage tug Turmoil fights poor weather. The ship lists near 80 degrees in 23-foot seas with wind to 43 mph while hope hinges on a new towline at dawn.
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Nea Fisdoe
Falmouth
England
Henrik Kurt Carlsen Eling
Kenneth Dancy
Voltaire
Cerise
Casey
Carlsen
Dapper
Dan” Parker
Carlson
Daney
U.S
Willard Keith
Enterprise
Abeille 25
Rocky Lizard Head
Reds Yield to UN on All But Airfield Ban
Panmunjom reports say the Communists conceded to all UN demands except banning military airfield construction. Maj Gen Turner rejected the plan. Gen Ridgway’s HQ warned in a UN broadcast that an airfield ban is essential for an armistice. No progress on prisoner exchanges. subcommittee talks stall.
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REDS
United Nations
U.N
Howard M. Turner
Fed
Matthew B Ridgway
Tokyo
Korea
Panmunjyom
Kremlin
U S Casualty Total Rises in Korea Report
The Defense Department says American battle casualties in Korea total 104,084, up 345 from last week. The latest tally includes 17,834 dead 73,673 wounded 11 66t missing 174 captured and 1,301 previously missing but returned to service.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Weather SoCal to stay clear and warmer Thursday
Forecast notes clear skies tonight with less wind and a 26 degree coldest reading in the chilliest spots. Thursday should be clear and warmer with frost unlikely in the morning. Ed Legg reports high 59, low 30, compared with last year’s 67 and 32. Simmy Cub and Jimmy comment on warmth easing sleep for orange growers and lingering cold mornings.
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California
Ed Legg
Simmy Cub
Jimmy
Realis
Midwest
U S Demands Russia Account For War II Prisoners
Washington states that the United States formally asked Russia to account for about 2,000,000 German and Japanese POWs from World War II. The note seeks a representative at the UN prisoners of war commission meeting to ensure return or account for the dead. Russia is said to have not accounted for roughly 300,000 Japanese POWs and about 1,500,000 Germans plus several thousand Italians.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
United Nations Commission On
Japan
Growers Sued Over Heaters In Eastern Los Angeles County
Los Angeles county air pollution control district filed suits against 13 citrus growers in eastern Los Angeles County for violating orchard heater regulations. The plaintiffs allege dense smoke was used to heat orchards during a recent cold spell, naming defendants in Glendora Claremont La Verne Covina Baldwin Park Walnut San Dimas Pomona and Puente.
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Los Angeles
County Air Pollution Control District
Glendora
Claremont
la Verne
Covina
Baldwin Bark
Walnut
San Dimas
Pomona
Puente
Corona Paper Wins Fee Fight
Riverside publisher Jack Hammond of the Corona Independent won in Superior Court when Judge R. Bruce Findlay ruled the city cannot tax his paper for a business license. The city sought 332 and to require future payment, but the ruling upheld freedom of the press.
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Riverside
Jack Hammond
Corona Independent
City of
Corona
R. Bruce Findlay
Hammond
7 500 Ton Ship in Trouble
A 7 500 ton freighter with 45 men aboard sent an SOS after noon saying she was down by the head in heavy North Pacific seas about 695 miles off the Washington coast. Coast Guard at Paint Higgins Alaska picked up the distress message reporting taking water in engine room and No 1 hold. Vessel hull cracked open on the port side and began to take on water.
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Seattle
Pennsylvania
North Pacific
Washington
Coast Guard
Paint Higgins
Alaska
Corpue
Churchill Wins British Veto on U S Atomic Bases
The Truman Churchill communiqué states Britain will jointly decide in an emergency on U S use of bases in the United Kingdom. It highlights European defense aims, rifles on an experimental scale, unresolved Atlantic command, and progress on steel and aluminum needs. The leaders pledge UN support for Korea and welcome a Southeast Asia conference with France.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
Truman
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Labor
Clemhent Attlee
Churchill
United Kingdom
Tme
Germany
Atlantic Naval Command
Far East
China
United Nations
Korea
France
Southeast Asia
100 000th GI Rotated Home From Korea
Pittsburgh man S/Sgt Warren D Sechrist became the 100000th American soldier rotated home from Korea. He asked a colonel not to make fuss and simply let him start his journey home.
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Korea
Warren D. Sechris
Sechrist
Pittsburgh
Kil and Destroy Party Spends Night Behind Red Lines
Allied raiding party on the western front spent nearly five hours of night combat and returned at dawn claiming mission accomplished. They struck a hill northwest of Yoncheon at 9 30 p m Tuesday, faced resistance for two and a half hours, then hit again at 1 15 a m. After four and a half hours of fighting, they withdrew as dawn approached. Casualties believed heavy, exact numbers unavailable. South Korean forces also pressed to recapture two key hills after inflicting heavy losses estimated at about 1000 Communists in the day’s fiercest fighting in six weeks.
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8Th Army Headquarters
Hnes
Yonehon
Belgium Premier Quits Under Fire
Belgium Prime Minister Joseph Pholien resigned after party pressure over economic policy. He handed the government’s resignation to King Baudouin at the palace. Pholien, 67, led the Social Christian government since August 15 1950 after a royal question compromise, and the king delayed decision on accepting the resignation.
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Brussels
Belgium
Joseph Pholien
Social Christian Party
Pholien
Baudouin
Pholsen
Communist Rebels Set Off Bomb in Saigon Demonstration
Five people died and thirty were wounded in two bomb explosions staged by Communist rebels during a demonstration in Saigon marking the Red Nation Pay. The dead included two French nationals and two French civilians were among the injured.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Hinckley Proposes State Fund to Cut Citrus Smoke
Assemblyman L Stewart Hinckley of Redlands unveils a state financed plan to cut frost smoke in citrus groves. The $10 million revolving fund would loan growers money to buy wind machines with no down payment and a ten year repayment term. Title remains with the fund until paid, reducing heater use by about 75 percent on cold nights.
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L. Stewart Hinckley
Redlands
Hinckley
Mr. Hinckley
State Department of Agriculture
Bere
UN Kills Russ Plan For Truce Talk Shift
Paris The United Nations defeated Russia’s demand for an immediate high level UN Security Council meeting to discuss the Korean armistice deadlock. The Western backed plan for a general council session on the cold war passed 50 to 9 with eight abstentions, while the Russian proposal was defeated paragraph by paragraph. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky said the Soviets backed the milder Western formula to keep the top council talk alive.
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Paris
United Nations
Russia
U.N. Security Council
U.n’s
Special Council
United States
Britain
France
Brazil
Security Council
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Defense cuts set 23 percent home building pace after April
Washington officials announced second quarter allocations for steel copper and aluminum amid a tightened defense push. Civilian goods production will fall about 10 percent and auto output be reduced by at least seven percent as Manly Fleischmann warned the 1952 defense effort faces its toughest year. He urged acceptance of civilian dislocations as a price of mobilization while stressing essentiality over employment in policy. The auto sector will see copper and aluminum for 300000 cars and steel for 900000, with further cutbacks anticipated due to mobilization needs.
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Washington
Manly Fleischmann
House
Senate
Committee On Defense Production
Fleischmann
Detroit
Warren Hawaiian Decision Hurts Wisconsin Chances
Milwaukee. Gov. Earl Warren has left Wisconsin supporters in disarray after departing for a two week Hawaiian vacation. Gerald Lorge, once Warren’s Wisconsin leader, said the trip split Warren forces as many shifted to Eisenhower. Warren has not announced his candidacy and remains in Honolulu with his family.
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Milwaukee
Earl Warren
Wisconsin
Gerald Lorge
Lorge
Warren
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Honolulu
Truman urges full drive in rearmament as world war threat persists
President Truman in his state of the union message calls for higher taxes, bigger military expansion, tougher wage price controls, fewer civilian goods and more foreign aid. He warns of a crucial 1952 and pledges reforms to weed out corruption while pressing Congress to back his fair deal program. The plan stresses a larger air power focused military and continued aid to allies amid uncertain Korean truce prospects.
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Washington
Truman
State of the Union
Congress
Winston Churchill
Free World
Air Force
United Nations
United States
Asia
Europe
Russia
Mr. Truman
Republicans Blast Truman Speech as Same Old Hash
GOP lawmakers deride President Truman's state of the union as politics reshaped, while Democrats praise the address as constructive. Reps Arends Taber Cox and Bridges offer mixed takes on defense, social security and domestic policy, urging reform and accountability.
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Truman
John Taber
R-N
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Taber
E. E. Cox
D-Ga
Europe
Senate
Styles Bridges
Bridges
Carlson
Congress
Utah Kidnap Case Probed in City Investigation
Utah officials called for an inquiry into police work in the Ricky Henricksen kidnapping case. Johnny Billett, a 24 year old used car salesman, faces added county kidnap charges alongside existing federal bank robbery counts. Bail on the kidnap charge was set at $50,000, on top of $20,000 already for the bank robbery.
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Salt Lake City
Ricky Henricksen
Johnny Billett
E. RB. Henricksen
City Police Youth Bureau
Ricky
Billett
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