Morocco Issue Follows Tunis On UN Agenda
The United Nations Security Council discussion shifts from Tunisia to Morocco as the General Assembly’s Political Committee concludes debate on Tunisia. France absent from Tunisia talks, plans to skip Morocco discussions, insisting internal matter. Arab-Asian bloc pushed tough resolutions but faced defeat.
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Morocco
Tunis
United Nations
Tunisia
General Assembly
France
Tunisian
Britain
U. N. Good Offices Commission
U. N
Strong Church Letter Issued Calls for Christian Unity and UN Support
Denver AP reports the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA issued the Letter to the Christian People of America urging churches to sensitize the nation, back the UN, oppose character assassination, and promote public service. The assembly named Methodist Bishop William C. Martin as new president, succeeding Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill.
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Denver
Christian People of America
National Council of the Churches of Christ
USA
United Nations
John Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Methodist
William C. Martin
Dallas
Tex
Episcopal
Henry Knox Sherrill
Greenwich
Conn
Cold Night Sets In For Southern Illinois
Weather report notes cloudy skies tonight becoming partly cloudy Sunday. Tonight’s low 15 to 20, Sunday’s high in the lower 30s. Record values show temperatures yesterday and today with readings from 27 to 46. Sun rises at 7 10 a m and sets at 4 37 p m. Crab Orchard Lake 21 inches below spillway and Little Grassy Lake 342 feet below spillway.
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Southern
Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Doctor Performs Wrong Operation After Chart Mix Up
A Detroit housewife, Stella Rozowski, sues Dr. Russell E. Lynch for 100000 claiming her gall bladder was removed instead of treating a hand injury. Lynch says hospital staff brought the wrong chart. the operation was completed after identifying the mistake. Rozowski reportedly had no charge for the surgery.
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Detroit
Stella Rozowski
Russell E. Lynch
St. Clair Shores
Mich
John J. Fish
Lynch
Three Chicago Tots Found Abandoned in Woodlawn Home
Three young children two boys and a girl were found huddled in a south side hallway at 6901 S Prairie Ave The two boys Buddy about two and Richard about four and the girl Mickey about three were left with a bottle of medicine and a bag of clean clothes A note addressed to Eugene Buddy suggested the parent was aware of the abuse risk The trio were taken to St Vincent's Orphanage and a juvenile home pending parents search
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South Side
Eugene
Woodlawn Station
Buddy
Richard
Mickey
S. Prairie Ave
Woodlawn
Tots
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Real Estate Boards Predict No Price Drop Soon
The National Association of Real Estate Boards says home prices remain firm with 91 percent of 245 boards predicting stable or higher prices for new homes in the next six months while only 9 percent foresee declines.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
The Daily Press Masthead Note from Carbondale
The Daily Press edition published in the evenings except Sundays and holidays by Southern Illinois Publications Inc at 227 West Main Street Carbondale Illinois. It is entered as second class matter at the Carbondale post office under the act of March 1878.
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Southern
Nationalists Arrested in French Protectorate Crackdown
French police detained three more top Nationalist Istiqlal leaders including a former adviser to the Sultan of Morocco. The arrests push total nationalist suspects past 1,500 after deadly rioting sparked by the murder of a Tunisian nationalist leader. Desert camps hold about 300 Moroccan nationalist leaders.
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Istiqlal
Morocco
Tunis
Truman names new Wage Stabilization Board members
President Truman moves to revive the Wage Stabilization Board by naming industry members after appointing Joseph H. Freehill as administrator of the Office of Price Stabilization. Putnam sent proposed appointees to the White House as the WSB seeks to clear 12 000 backlogged cases amid resignations over coal wage policy.
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Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Joseph H. Freehill
Price Stabilization
Freehill
New Yorker
Tighe Woods
WSB
Roger L. Putnam
White House
Hickenlooper arrives to inspect VOA abroad
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper arrives in Manila from Hong Kong as part of a three member Senate mission to investigate U S information and propaganda programs. The group reviews Voice of America and other agencies in the Far East the Middle East and Europe.
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Hickenlooper
Hong Kong
Manila
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Riowa
U. S
Senate
Voice of America
Far East
Middle East
Europe
Four Die in Chester Holdup Slaying in California
Police arrest Travis Hall known as Al Foley in Richmond in connection with the Chester grocer Gard Young and his three children fatally beaten on a logging road. Hall and his father Wendell Hall are held on holding charges as investigators pursue the motive and the masked assailants. Sondra Gay Young, 3, survived and described two men in a blue sedan with one masked.
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Travis Hall
San Francisco
Richmond
Calif
Bay
Chester
Edward O’haire
Michael Doherty
Hall
al Foley
Wendell Hall
Fresno
Country
Foley
Young
O’haire
Doherty
Gard Young
Plumas County
Westwood
Jean
Judy
Michael Saile
Sondra Gay Young
Mother of the Year Frances Smith Dead at 69
Frances Eleanor Smith, named the American Mother of the Year in 1936, died in Hollywood at age 69. The AP report notes her long life of public service and family leadership.
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Hollywood
Frances Eleanor Smith
Ex Salamanca concessionaire may file suit over park contract
Springfield AP December 13 A Springfield lawyer said he may sue to nullify the 4 percent year concession grant at New Salem State Park. The contract went to Ralph G. Newman of Chicago, replacing Ira Owens of Petersburg after Owens declined to contribute funds to a Lincoln pageant. Newman pledged higher rent and has long been active in Lincoln projects. Owens asserted he never earned 15 thousand dollars profit, and touted his 16 years running the concession.
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Springfield
New Salem State Park
Ira Owens
Petersburg
State Conservation Department
Ralph G. Newman
Chicago
G. William Horsley
Illinois House
Owens
Park
Horseley
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
New Salem
Newman
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New Salem Enterprises, Inc
Lincoln Field
Forever This
Ernest L. Ives
Adlai Stevenson
Ives
Ending Of Cancer Drug Study Approved By Probe
The University of Illinois drops Krebiozen research after a legislative commission backed the move and supported Dr. Ivy pursuing personal studies. The panel praised Stoddard and Ivy, urged ethics and professional standards, and tied any further Ivy work to his conscience.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Andrew C. Ivy
Board of Trustees
Legislative Commission
George D. Stoddard
Ivy
Faculty of Medicine
Stoddard
Stevan Durovic
Krebiozen
Elbert S. Smith
Decatur Republican
Medical College
Dr. Stoddard
Dr. Ivy
Mine Blast Kills Two at Kentucky Coal Mine
A mine explosion at a new Pond Creek Pocahontas coal mine 20 miles south of Evanston Kentucky killed at least two men and risked several others being trapped. Rescue crews battled the 300 foot shaft fire as officials sought to account for missing night shift workers in Breathitt County.
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Salyersville
Evanston
Pond Creek-Pocahontas Coal Co
Breathitt County
Carl Joslin Recovers After Brain Surgery in New York
An 11 year old from Southern Illinois underwent four hours of brain surgery at New York University Medical Center. Doctors found a large blood clot and fibrous membrane over the left brain, removed to relieve pressure. Movement of the right side appeared as he woke, but officials warned the post operative period remains critical and recovery hinges on many factors.
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Southern Illinois
Carl Joslin
Edward Joslin
St. John
Irving S
University Hospital
New York University Medical Center
New York City
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Carl
Cooper
Post Graduate Medical School
Truman's jibe cuts Eisenhower amid Korea visit
A shaken relationship between President Truman and President-elect Eisenhower is described after Truman called Eisenhower's Korea trip political demagoguery. Eisenhower heads to New York and may meet Gen. MacArthur next week to hear Korea views.
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Don Whitehead
Associated Press
Honolulu
Truman
Eisenhower
Hawaii
New York City
Korea
Marine Air Terminal
LaGuardia Field
Commodore Hotel
New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Fainting Spells Hit Harding High School Choir
In Warren Ohio Harding High School choir members faint in groups during performances. Superintendent Paul A Miller calls it a fad as incidents spread from Ex change Club to Rotary and Kiwanians events. Choir director Dr Carl F Scheig suspects pre performance eating or auto suggestion. medical checks find no illness.
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Warren
Harding High School
Paul A. Miller
Exchange Club
Rotary
Carl F. Scheig
ROKS Drive Reds Off Hill in Seoul Front Action
South Korean troops stormed Little Nori Hill, drove off remnants of Red forces, and pressed the position amid heavy Communist fire. On Big Nori to the north, ROKS attacked Reds as both hills along the Imjin River near Seoul changed hands. The rest of the front remained comparatively quiet.
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Seoul
Little Nori
Republic of Korea
Big Nori
Imjin
Watkins Says You Cant Plan War In Legislature
Sen. Arthur V. Watkins argues you cannot plan a battle in a legislature as debates over congressional questions of Gen. Douglas MacArthur unfold. Supporters push for closed sessions and joint hearings while Russell doubts a meeting would aid Congress while not in session.
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Arthur V. Watkins
Rutah
Congressional
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Watkins
Lester C. Hunt
D-Wye
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
MacArthur
Truman
Eisenhower
Korean War
Sen
Hunt
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
McArthur Wickersham
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Wickersham
Russell
Carl Vinson
House
John C. Is
Dmiss
Atlanta
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