Eisenhower Plans Meeting With Top Advisors
President-elect Eisenhower will meet Monday with four key administration officials and leaders of The Committee on the Present Danger to outline inaugural and State of the Union goals. He will discuss domestic programs and anti communism strategy, with Donavan Voorhees and Conant leading the talks.
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Light Action On Battle Line
Snow and sub zero cold limited actions on the Korean front to scattered skirmishes. Fifth Air Force fighters hit Communist positions and supply targets as weather worsened. six MiGs shot down, one probably destroyed, nine damaged, with no Allied Sabres lost. One F-84 Thunderjet and a Corsair were shot down by ground fire, the lowest weekly Allied loss since last September.
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Ambassador Henderson to Retry Iran Oil Compromise
Ambassador Lou W. Henderson will return to Tehran this weekend to push Britain and Iran toward a compromise on compensation for nationalized oil. Acheson and Eden discussed progress in Paris, and the U S State Department explored joining American firms with Anglo-Iranian Oil Co to move and sell Iranian oil. Military officials favor a settlement to avoid draining U S aviation gasoline and to help Iran join a proposed Middle East defense framework.
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Texas Cotton Crop Nears 1951's Total
The Associated Press reports that Texas likely will edge its 1951 cotton total due to a bumper irrigated crop in the South Plains. Four High Plains counties Lubbock Hale Lamb and Hockley produced about one-fifth of the state's 3,310,347 bales ginned by December 1.
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Arabs Discuss Political War in Cairo Meeting
In Cairo the seven nation Arab League Political Committee debated Palestine, Israel, and Morocco amid charges of French aggression in North Africa. A three hour session produced a communique stating the group will reconvene tomorrow night to continue discussions on the truce bound Palestine War and UN mediated talks.
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American Traitor Robert Best Dies in Missouri Prison Center
Robert Henry Best, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist convicted of treason, died at the U S Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in Springfield Missouri. The 56 year old remained in Germany during World War II and broadcast Nazi propaganda as Berlin's Best. He was serving a life sentence. death occurred last Tuesday but was disclosed today.
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Negro Woman Convicted of Murdering Florida Doctor
In Live Oak Florida on December 20 a Black woman named Ruby McCollum was found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Dr. C Leroy Adams the white physician she claimed was father of her 15 month old child The jury did not recommend mercy making the death penalty mandatory Judge Hal W Adams postponed sentencing while a new trial motion is considered The defense sought 30 days to prepare but got 15 Atty O O Edwards said the gun incident was a lie and the affair with Adams lasted six years The defendant admitted writing a letter denying intimate relations and denying Adams fatherhood of her youngest child.
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Kiwanis Prepare to Distribute Food Toys and Clothing
Kiwanis Club of Snyder plans a Tuesday distribution of groceries fruit candy clothing and toys to several hundred people. More than 100 families totaling about 300 in need have been identified with more names arriving daily. Funds reach 2014.35 with 400 more than last year. Donations continue at Snyder National Bank West Texas State Bank and the Snyder Daily News.
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Siamese Twins Alive in Illinois After Separation
Chicago doctors reported mixed progress in the case of 15 month old Siamese twins Rodney and Roger Brodie after their separation surgery. Rodney showed small signs of responsiveness including a smile and a question, while Roger remained unconscious and critical. Both twins faced ongoing risks from cerebral edema infection and oxygen deprivation as surgeons manage the delicate post operative period at the Illinois Neurological Institute.
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Siamese Twins Die After Separation Attempt
In Memphis a 4 month old Siamese twin died in an operating room after arriving with his deceased brother from Greenwood Mississippi. John L Flowers died about fifty minutes after admission at John Gaston Hospital. Only a dangerous separation operation might have saved him, doctors said.
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Thief Steals 35 Xmas Packages From Downtown Store
In Pittsburgh on December 20 a department store driver returned to his truck in a suburb to find 35 bundles of Christmas packages missing. Police seek the thief and the stolen contents.
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Air Force Globemaster Crashes Killing 86 on Christmas Flight
A huge Air Force Globemaster carrying 116 aboard broke up after takeoff from Larson AFB in Washington. At least 86 servicemen died, 32 survived with serious injuries, in what became one of aviation history's worst disasters. An investigation was started to determine the cause.
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Cuban Navy arrests nine retired officers for rebellion plot
In Havana nine retired Cuban Navy officials and one NCO were jailed after alleged plans to trigger an armed rebellion against the Batista government. The group included a former Navy chief and two aides, linked to a broader Christmas revolt with arms seized in Mamaroneck New York.
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Panel weighs lines on newstand pornography policy
A House special committee chaired by Rep. Gathings examined how to curb objectionable material on newsstands without censoring. Witness Margaret Banning called most magazines pornographic, urging industry self regulation and potential federal tightening of cross state distribution laws.
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Weather outlook shows cooler temperatures and scattered showers
East Texas sees increasing cloudiness and cooler winds with occasional rain on Sunday and possible rain Saturday night. North and central areas report cooler turning conditions Monday with scattered showers and strengthening winds along the coast. South Central Texas expects clouds and mild Sunday with showers expanding Monday.
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