Russia Rejects India's Korea Peace Plan at UN
At the United Nations Russia vetoed India's compromise for ending the Korean War and pressed for adoption of its own revised plan. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky moved to speak, urging a two thirds majority for decisions by a proposed 11 nation commission on prisoner repatriation, as Dean Acheson prepared to outline the US stance. Continued on Page Four.
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Weather in Southern California Tonight and Tuesday
Southern California will see mostly clear skies tonight with a slight warmup on Tuesday but a continued cold night. Frost is forecast in the coldest spots with wind in exposed locations. Forecasters expect temperatures to dip to near 28 in the chilliest areas, then rise modestly tomorrow.
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South Koreans Halt Major Chinese Attack at Sniper Ridge
South Korean forces drove back a large Chinese assault near Sniper Ridge with heavy rifle and machine gun fire as U S air power and night bombers delivered punishing blows. UN artillery and B 26 bombers crippled supply trucks while snow and rain hampered aircraft over the 155 mile front. American B 29s then leveled a major supply center near Sinanju, destroying hundreds of buildings and a vast winter stockpile.
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Radio Signal Hopes Dim For 52 Aboard Missing Globemaster
Weathered search efforts for Air Force C 124 Globemaster over Alaska faltered as foul conditions hampered planes. A faint SOS signal prompted renewed hopes one day after the disappearance with 11 crew and 41 passengers aboard. Captains Kenneth J. Duval and Alger M. Cheney led the mission amid dense fog and high peaks over Middleton Island, as authorities screened possible distress before weather improved.
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Hiss Parole Request Denied By Federal Board
Washington LP The Federal Parole Board rejected Alger Hisss request for parole from Lewisburg Federal Prison PA The five member panel voted unanimously after a careful review of the official record Hiss a former State Department official convicted of perjury was eligible last Friday An on the spot hearing was held November 14 and the board has received over 500 letters about the application
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USNS Pope To Dock With 1,534 Servicemen Tues
In San Francisco the USNS Gen. John Pope carrying 1,534 Marine Corps and Navy personnel returning from Korea is scheduled to dock tomorrow. Most are rotation personnel who will receive leave and be reassigned. Some 112 veterans are due for separation.
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Last Rites Held For Green AFL Head To Be Named Tues
William F Green, 82, president of the AFL with about 6,000,000 members, was buried in Coshocton Ohio after services at Grace Methodist Church. AFL leaders returned to Washington to name a new head the next day. Maurice Tobin attended for the Truman administration. Paul Herzog also present. Green’s widow Jennie Mobley Green did not attend due to illness.
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CIO Leaders Meet To Choose Murray Successor
New York. Seven CIO unions meet in closed session to pick a successor to the late Philip Murray. Allan Haywood and Walter Reuther are the leading candidates, with a potential compromise option and a plan to present a united front as a new Republican Congress prepares to convene.
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Eisenhower Visit Security Plan Shaped In Korea
U N Commander General Mark W Clark and top Korean War leaders in Seoul devised foolproof security measures for Eisenhowers potential visit. A half hour blackout and closed door sessions followed Clark's arrival from Tokyo as officials weighed war conduct and the risk of Communist air attack from Seoul.
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Wallace mother-in-law of Truman suffers stroke
Mrs. David W. Wallace, mother-in-law of President Truman, was reported to be in critical condition after a stroke on Saturday. In Edgewood Maryland a war-engined Air Force bomber crashed into Boone Creek near the Edgewood Army arsenal, according to UP.
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Eisenhower Visits UN in New York City
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower toured United Nations headquarters accompanying John Foster Dulles. He saluted the crowd, greeted Trygve Lie and Lester Pearson, and called the UN building a symbol of a peaceful and secure future.
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Viet Minh Attack Vaunts Na San Fortress Holdout
Twenty five thousand Viet Minh rebels mounted a furious assault on French forces at Na San fortress, 125 miles west of Hanoi, driving toward a decisive victory dubbed the Verdun of Indo China. French high command said Son La was withdrawn from to concentrate for a final clash as all French positions pulled back to Na San.
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Sister Kenny Unconscious No Hope For Recovery
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, 65, famed for her polio bush treatment, lapsed into a semicomatose state with cerebral thrombosis and doctors say there is no possible hope for her recovery. The Australian nurse remained gravely ill at her Hilltop Queensland home as nurses and relatives kept vigil.
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Eisenhower appoints Adams assistant to the President
President elect Eisenhower will name Sherman Adams of New Hampshire as assistant to the President after inauguration. Ezra Benson of Salt Lake City named secretary of agriculture. Nixon plans to take on administrative duties in addition to presiding over the Senate. Mixon to represent at Mexico inauguration. Nixon resignation to Gov Warren effective Jan 1.
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