Eisenhower Avoids Korea Peace Clash During Hawaii Visit
President elect Eisenhower, resting in Hawaii after a Korea tour, plans golf at Kaneohe while steering clear of Truman MacArthur peace plan disputes. He will meet Dulles and Governor McKay, with associates predicting he will stay on the sidelines. He declined a Truman MacArthur meet, and his trip followed talks with Republican aides shaping Korea policy. He also visited Punchbowl cemetery and placed a wartime memorial wreath.
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HONOLULU
Eisenhower
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
Kaneohe
marine corps air station
Oahu island
John Foster Dulles
Douglas McKay
Oregon
intenor
Gen
Far East
Ike
Helena
Guam
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Punchbowl memorial
White House
Roger Greene
Associated Press
Government Keeps Hospital Sites
The Veterans Administration will hold 19 proposed VA hospital sites for review by a new Republican administration rather than dispose of them as surplus. VA officials said some lawmakers will seek renewed congressional authorization. Sen Ferguson urged a study of the program amid complaints of medical service curtailment. Five sites include Norman Oklahoma El Paso Houston Klamath Falls and San Diego.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
veterans administration
Republican administration
veterans
general services administration
GSA
congress
A. W. Woolford
Sen. Ferguson
F-Mich
Norman
Okla
El Paso
Tex
Houston, Tex
Klamath Falls
Ore
San Diego
Calif
Acheson Heads to Paris for NATO Council Meeting
Secretary of State Acheson departed Washington for Paris to attend a North Atlantic Council session. He said the gathering would demonstrate to the world the continued unity and cooperation of the western alliance.
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WASHINGTON
Acheson
Paris
North Atlantic Council
western alliance
Farm Group Backs End to Wage and Price Controls
At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Seattle delegates approved a 72 page report urging elimination of wage and price controls and a curb on federal sales of electric power. They also endorsed flexible price supports and criticized monopolistic power across industries.
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SEATTLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
federation
resolvitions committee
Jury Pressure Hearings Set
House investigators will hold a closed hearing next week on allegations that justice officials interfered with a New York federal grand jury report on UN employment of suspected American Communists. At least eight witnesses will be questioned next Thursday in the New York case.
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WASHINGTON
House
Justice Department
justice
New York
United Nations
Chelf
D-Ky
Keating
R-N.Y
Korea Hill Tops Change Hands in Bloody Fighting
On the western front Chinese Reds retook Big and Little Nori the same day South Koreans seized them in a fierce hand-to-hand assault. ROK infantry drove Reds from Little Nori and reached Big Nori before being driven back by heavy artillery and mortar barrages. Allied air power supported the operations with about 150 missions and strikes on depots and positions amid smoke and flames.
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Korea Hill
SEOUL
Nori
first
Republic of Korea
ROK
Big
Little Nori
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
Big Nori
Farnell
Imjin
Yonchon
air force
County Officials Seek Federal Tax Payment for Federally Owned Property
The National Association of County Officials voted to push for the federal government to pay state and county taxes on property it owns. The group aims to base its 1953 legislative program on taxing federally owned property. President Harry Bartell urged in lieu payments if taxes are refused. The plan also seeks extending social security to all state and local workers and preserving a 165 million dollar federal highway aid appropriation.
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CHICAGO
National Association of County Officials
Harry Bartell
Oakland
Calif
Keith Seegmiller
Washington
association
Busy Little Old Man Finds County Building Good Spot
Chicago police arrested 84 year old Joseph Friedman in the Cook County Building lobby for accepting bets on horse races. Capt. Kyran Phelan said Friedman, one of the oldest bookie suspects in Chicago, had 46 betting stubs and admitted taking bets in the county building recently. He was held for municipal court.
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CHICAGO
Kyran Phelan
Cook county
Joseph Friedman
Phelan
Friedman
Dulles Talk Lays Basis for Policy
Denver dispatch notes John Foster Dulles and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr delivering speeches linking freedom home to anti Communist aims. Dulles calls for spiritual revival and warns against government overreach while urging private effort and stronger U N roles to deter Soviet aggression. He ties liberty to Lincoln and the spread of free institutions worldwide.
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DENVER
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
LODGE
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
R-Mass
United Nations
U. N
America
U.S
Dulles
Official Vote Tops 61 Million
Final official nationwide vote for president on November 4 reached 61 547 861 with Eisenhower winning 33 927 549 and Stevenson 27 311 316. Other parties totaled 308 996. Eisenhower’s plurality stood at 6 616 233, and the total surpassed 1940 and 1948 records.
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WASHINGTON
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
California
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Stevenson
New Censorship System Adopted for Armed Forces
The United States announces a uniform censorship system for all armed forces to take effect in Korea and during any war involving American forces. Censorship now rests with public information agencies, replacing prior authority held by intelligence and staff units. The set of rules covers overseas theaters and may be enforced in the continental United States if invasion is imminent or underway.
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WASHINGTON
Korea
continental
United States
secretary of defense
Nations discuss health pool to unite European medicine
Envoys from 15 nations gathered in Paris to consider France's proposal for a health pool uniting European medical science and medicines in the fight against disease.
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PARIS
France
Oregon Chooses Patterson as McKay Successor
The next governor of Oregon will be Paul L. Patterson a 52 year old Republican attorney who will assume office when Gov Douglas McKay resigns Patterson will take over by virtue of being president of the state senate A state supreme court ruling settled the line of succession after McKay was named by President elect Eisenhower to become secretary of interior
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SALEM
Ore
Oregon
Paul L. Patterson
Douglas McKay
McKay
Eisenhower
interior
Patterson
state senate
state supreme court
French pharmacist charged in 46 baby deaths case
Jacques Cazenave, director of a Bordeaux laboratory, was charged with manslaughter over the death of 46 babies believed to be caused by a baby powder produced at the facility. The victims suffered a skin ailment linked to the product.
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BORDEAUX
France
Jacques Cazenave
Senate group urges quick briefing on MacArthur Korea peace plan
Washington reports Sen Hunt calls for an immediate extraordinary session of the Senate armed services committee to hear Gen MacArthur's views on ending the Korean War. President Truman rejects calls to convene MacArthur and Eisenhower for Korea talks and defers to military leaders.
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WASHINGTON
Sen
Hunt
D-Wye
senate armed services committee
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Eisenhower
White House
Korea
Roger Tubby
Tubby
Capitol Hill
Sen. Russell
D-Ga
armed services committee
Atlanta
Russell
French Troops Hold Watch as Moroccan Protests Rise
In Casablanca French troops with machineguns faced a mosque as hundreds gathered for prayers amid ongoing riots. Authorities reported several killings since Sunday and mass arrests in Rabat and elsewhere in French North Africa.
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CASABLANCA
French Morocco
French foreign legionnaires
Abdelatif Ben Kaddour Kjillali
Louis Ribers
Reuther Seeks Fast Handling of WSB Cases After White House Talks
Walter Reuther, newly elected CIO president, met with President Truman seeking quick disposition of 12,000 wage stabilization board cases. The WSB is inactive due to resignations over a coal mine pay raise, while Truman plans to keep controls for now. Reuther urged suspending wage controls and proposed letting administrative staff resolve many cases without board review.
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WASHINGTON
Walter Reuther
CIO
Truman
wage stabilization board
WSB
Reuther
White House
Salvage Tug Strives to Attach Second Line to Beached Freighter
At Aberdeen Washington the salvage tug Salvage Chief pressed to wet a second cable to the beached freighter Vorxmar. The crew aimed to lash a line during the night high tide in a late salvage attempt aboard the 7207 ton vessel.
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ABERDEEN
Wash
Vorxmar
Heavy Storm Strikes Northeast Killing Nine in New England
A heavy storm pounded the northeast with snow and rain, causing at least nine highway deaths in New England. In the Adirondacks near the Canadian border, 10 to 18 inches of snow disrupted 7,000 telephone lines.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
New England
Adirondacks
New York
Canadian
Wiley Threatens U N Aid If Subversives Remain
United Nations in New York reports Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin threatened to cut one percent of U S financial contributions unless subversives and spies are kept from the U N secretariat. Wiley argues Washington bears blame for suspected subversives on the U N payroll.
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Wiley
U. N
UNITED NATIONS
N. Y
Alexander Wiley
Wis
United States
U. N. secretariat
senate foreign relations committee
congress
U.N
American state department
Peace Congress Opens Late Amid Sparse Vienna Hall
The Kremlin sponsored peace congress in Vienna opened an hour late in the city’s concert hall, with about half of the 2100 seats filled. Organizers blame fog for delays as around 100 countries are expected to send delegates. only one American delegate was seen early, and many attendees faced credential snags.
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VNFINNA
communims
congress of peoples for peace
congress of Communists
Vienna
Stockholm
Warsaw
Berlin
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