Solon Denies TV Talk Caused Edict
Washington November 26 AP a high government official privately said a senator’s television discussion of atomic weapons helped touch off a presidential crackdown on defense secrets. The president directed tighter safeguarding of national security information and Johnson’s remarks were cited as a catalyst amid broader debates over secrecy and the B36 ace. The report notes the White House conference and Lilienthal’s resignation as context.
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Washington
Edwin C
Truman
Johnson
McGrath
N.Y
White House
House Armed Services Committee
Carser
David FE. Lilienthal
Atomic Entery Commission
Dancer Ais Advian Ends Third Marriage in Hollywood
Former Ziegfeld Fables dancer Ais Advian, aged six, announces she has dissolved her third marriage to Dan Schoonanmakey, a cameo company executive, following two prior unions.
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Mate Part
Hollywood
Ais Advian
Rive
Dan Schooanmakey
Coal Operators Seek Lewis Parley to Avert Strike
Washington November 26 AP A major group of coal operators urged renewed talks with John L Lewis to avert a new strike due December 1 The move followed breakoffs by southern operators and northern west coal owners Moody president of the operators association said Lewis could advise on terms He telegraphed readiness to reopen negotiations Lingering reports said other Southern Coal group may also seek peace talks with Lewis The 3 week truce set by Lewis on November 9 expires next Wednesday at midnight Lewis plans a 200 member policy committee meeting in New York Monday, plans may change with developments
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Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Presideducers Assn
Moody
New York
Strong Man Resigns as Panama faces political turmoil
Panama's police chief Antonio Remon and two aides resigned to President Arias as unrest grows. Arias, who rose to power two nights earlier, plans actions on the resignations while Remon's power over the police, the nation's armed force, remains a flashpoint. A strike wave and U.S. nonrecognition compound the crisis as a new cabinet forms and protests intensify.
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Navy
Antonio Remon
Arvmulfo Arias
la Fine Eniese
Remon
TAS
Atlas
U. S
Stea
Arlas An
Wie
Avias
Skeletons Found In Swamp Aid 1948 Plane Mystery
In New Iberia Louisiana a deer hunter uncovered three human skeletons and a weathered wreckage of a plane. Searchers aimed to reach the downed craft believed linked to the 1948 disappearance of Warren W. York Alten town Pay wife and their pilot Joel Ritter during a Waco to New Orleans flight.
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Louisana
Pennsylvania
Warren W. York
Altentown
Pitt
Joel Ritter
Waco
New Orleans
Kin in 8 A In San Antonio Crash Family Leaving for Scene
In San Antonio Mr and Mrs William D Jones of 212 Fourth Street said they would leave Saturday for the scene of the crash. Mrs Jones is the sister of Pilot Jae Ritter.
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San Antonio
William, D. Jones
Fourth St
Clay Quits Paper Post Amid Brief Tenure
Asheville. UM General Lucius D. Clay resigns as president of the Ecusts Paper Corp after a few weeks in the post. He declines to specify reasons and avoids confirmation of a link to a proposed merger with a munitions firm. Olin Industries announces entering a celloquine business at Beusta plant.
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Ecusts Paper Corp
Clay
Olin Industries
Ing
Beusta
Protests Over Fatal Shooting of Airman in Berlin
Maj. Gen Maxwell D Taylor protested to Soviet Gen Kotikov over the shooting of an American air force sergeant on the Soviet British border near Gatow airfield. The car carrying the four occupants entered the Russian zone by mistake. the sergeant died at Gatow hospital. The driver refused to halt as Russian troops fired at the retreating vehicle. German police on duty did not fire. Identity of the fallen airman withheld pending family notification.
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Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Alexander Kotikov
U. S. Army
Gatow
Germany
U. S
GI Home Loan Market Booming in October Rise
Washington November 26 The GI home loan market hits a peak in October with nearly 40000 applications for GI home loan varieties VA assistant administrator Frank W Kelsey said This is the highest monthly total since November 1947 Hirohito Vis ited Tokyo November 26 Emperor Hirohito paid his ninth call on General MacArthur The visit lasted over an hour as usual details of talks were not disclosed.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Enders
Frank W. Kelsey
Kelsey
Hirohito
Tokyo
Emperor Mirohito
Gen. MacArthur
Daniel O Daniel says he may run for president
Houston Post quotes ex governor and senator W Lee O Daniel saying mail pressure urges him to run while blasting the federal government. He claims Washington is overrun by Moscow influenced crooks and that the country is sliding toward socialism and communism.
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Daniel
Pappy
Weekend Weather Outlook: Sunny to Partly Cloudy Mild Highs
The forecast calls for fair and mild weather through Sunday with weekend highs in the 80s. Saturday should be bright, turning partly cloudy Sunday with a light south wind and dry ground. Sunday night’s low near 46, rising to about 92 degrees by afternoon.
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Toay
Nationwide Weather Patterns Show Cold Midwest and West
The Associated Press reports continued wintry conditions across the nation. Snow rain and sleet chilled the Midwest and Northeast while the western half enjoyed fair skies and milder readings. Early lows included Lansing 4 below, Jackson 2 below, Battle Creek 1 below, Birmingham 28 and Greenwood near freezing.
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Lansing
Mich
Jackson
Battle Creek
Birmingham
Greenwood
Miami Records Coldest November 26 in 38 Years
The temperature dropped to 46.8 degrees in downtown Miami marking the coldest November 26 in 38 years of Weather Bureau records. The dip impacted residents as authorities warned of continued chilly conditions.
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Miami Miami
UPI
Miami
Weather Bureau
Texas Toll Reaches 14
Texas’ Thanksgiving holiday death toll rose to at least 14 as of Saturday. Traffic accidents killed several people, a child died in a fire, five shot fatally, one man stabbed, and another fatally injured in a fall. A trailer truck overturned four miles west of Hearne Friday afternoon. None of the injured were critically hurt. Two killed and 19 injured overall.
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Associated Press
Texas
Hearne
French End General Walkout Ends Quietly in Paris
Paris dispatch reports France’s 24 hour general strike ended as quietly as it began. Unions backed demands for higher pay and cost of living bonuses while seeking a return to free collective bargaining and loosening government controls. Railroads mines ports and many mills and factories were tied up by unions.
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Paris
France
Uiions
Tito Closes Propaganda Setup in Belgrade Report
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito ordered closure of Slovakia's propaganda agency in retaliation for shutting Tito's agency in Prague. The action ends Yugoslavia's cultural relations program with Eastern Bloc nations, cutting the last vestige of the sensitive network.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Slovakia
Prague
Yugoslavia
Europe
Weather forecast summary for weekend period
Forecast describes a mild Saturday with afternoon sun and clear skies. Saturday night turns cool, Sunday remains partly cloudy and mild with gentle to moderate southerly winds. Highs reach around 80 on Saturday and 82 on Sunday, with a Saturday low near 43. Continuous rough OCR mentions extra page data.
Morelli Dies in Chicago Electric Chair After Innocence Claim
James Morelli, 22, proclaimed innocence in a Chicago killing spree case, died in the electric chair at 12:10 a.m. after being strapped in. The execution, witnessed by 154, the largest crowd for such, followed years of appeals and last-minute reprieves. His wife Genevieve, 18, and their 22-month-old daughter, plus parents, visited him on death row. Other involved men were killed or imprisoned, and witnesses testified the trio fatally shot witnesses while robbing and planning further crime.
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James Morelli
Morelli
Biorelli
Genevieve
Thei
John S. Boyle
Boyle
U. S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Emil Schmelchel
Thomas Daley
Lowell Mentress
John Kuesls
Ga- Tage
Witessen
Schmeichel
Thedore
Callis
Kuesis
Calls
Death of famed tap dancer Robinson ends long stage life
New York reports the death of legendary dancer Robinson, who danced until his sixtieth birthday and spent his fortune on charity and performances. Born a stable boy, he rose to Broadway and Hollywood stardom, including a memorable Downton era role in The Little Colonel with Shirley Temple. He died after a late career in show business, sleeping under an oxygen tent.
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Bajsagles
America
Negre
Robinson
England
Stadlye Toy Robinson
Washington
Broadway
Hollywood
Tie
Cash
Shurley Temple
Four Boys Escapees Captured After Escape at State School
GATESVILLE Nov 26 Four of 20 inmates at the state training school for boys were captured after a prearranged signal as they left the dining hall. Four boys escaped Wednesday and eight Thursday. details incomplete.
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Gatesville
State Training School For
Joe White
Pittsburgh Woman Found Dead After Sex Fiend Attack
The body of 28 year old Miss Brusco was found behind a porch in Pittsburgh's Shadyside district. Police say she was raped and crushed with a heavy instrument after being dragged into a car. Neighbors saw the assault and a short man emerge with a broken bottle, while relatives noted no boyfriend. The victim worked at a dress shop in the east end.
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Pittsburgh
East End
Miss Ean Brusco
Poy Nee
Miss Brusco
Frank A. Flanegin
Shadyside
Helen Flannegan
Aly Khan announces baby name for Hayworth child
Aly Khan says Rita Hayworth will name the forthcoming child Princess Jasmine if a girl or Prince Aladdin if a boy. Sadi Khan, citing Aga Khan, notes he hopes for a girl to have a female heir. Rita, already with a daughter from a previous marriage, may be tying the name to hopes for continuity.
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Lausanne
Aly Khan
Haifbrother
Aly
Rita Hayworth
Jasmine
Aladdin
Sadi Khan
Tatechastional
Aga Shan
Rita
Adam Orson Welles
New Raids In Philippines Reported By Government
Manila reports say Moro dissidents killed 17 constabulary members in a Wednesday fight in southern Philippines. One more was killed and four wounded as raids spread north of Manila amid ongoing rebellion suppression by authorities.
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Philippines
Constabulary
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