Reed Revolt Could Reshape GOP Senate Leadership
Senator Reed of Kansas warned that eight or ten of 17 new Republicans may back his bid to disrupt Senate leadership plans. He vowed to seek the Commerce Committee chair if not successful, and suggested heading the Public Lands group as alternative, risking shifts in chairmanships for Butler and Millikin.
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UNTreaty Clash as Baruch Warns on Veto
UN session stalls as Bernard Baruch warns the United States cannot share atomic bomb secrets if the veto remains in any international control plan. Delegates from 12 nations draft terms amid Russia silence and opposition from France and Britain, with a Monday decision anticipated after closed talks. Soviet delegate Groymyko is absent, and Alexandrov attends without comment.
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Weather turns snowy in Syracuse area with strong winds
U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts rain changing to snow with strong winds this afternoon and tonight. Much colder, single-digit lows expected. Sunday snow and wind, with continuing cold. Record highs and lows noted from past years, humidity readings around late afternoon.
Cold Weekend With Ice and Snow Predicted
Forecast tools warn of a cold weekend with ice and snow from a warm sector thaw Friday night followed by rain turning to snow squalls and strong winds. Temperatures fell from 44 to 22 as freezing rain and sleet began, with slippery highways statewide and Sunday predicting more snow and much colder conditions.
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Fireman Missing In Train Crash Near Auburn
Raleigh Nebada reports a Southern Railway passenger train and a freight train collided head on near Auburn eight miles from Raleigh. Early reports say no passengers were killed but the passenger fireman is unaccounted for. The passenger engine No. 6 from Greensboro reportedly set brakes and jumped from the cab on sight of the freight. Both trains were not traveling fast.
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Two Pilots Die in American Airlines Crash
An American Airlines flight from Buffalo to Chicago crash landed near Michigan City Indiana killing the pilot Frank Hamm Jr of Bridgeport Connecticut and co pilot Harmon Ring of Muscatine Iowa. Nineteen passengers injured. The jet struck trees in a garden area and rested against a small tree.
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Jack Story
Scale Peak Find Plane Crash Bodies
Coroner's aides and Marines hoped to recover 12 Christmas Eve air disaster victims from a barren winter peak near Laguna Mountain. The Western Air Lines transport wreckage was found yesterday with nine passengers and three crew dead, Christmas packages strewn around. The area lies 50 miles east of San Diego, near a previous American Airlines crash last March. Concluded on Page 2, Column 8.
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Food Riots Hit Bari as Strike Enters Second Day
Bari Italy, a southeastern port town of 200000, entered a second day of general strike over food shortages. The first day saw violent clashes between crowds and police leaving one university student dead and 25 wounded, including six officers, as authorities failed to grant hunger relief and curb rising prices.
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Yoshida Thanks MacArthur for Aid to Earthquake Victims
Premier Yoshida thanked General MacArthur for the magnificent speed and generosity of U.S. and British occupation forces in delivering relief supplies to earthquake and tidal wave sufferers in Tokyo.
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Jack the Snipper Strikes Washington Streetcars
A third haircut theft by Jack the Snipper terrifies riders on a Washington trolley. Victims Dianna Sklarsky 12 Miss Jean Y Thompson 19 and Miss Janice Reme 18 report their hair cut in public. Suspect described as a tall dark haired young man with curly hair.
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Willett Cleared in Knife Slaying of Brother
In San Jose a Santa Clara County jury found 40 year old Palo Alto contractor Don R. Willett not guilty of murder in the fatal knife attack on his brother Richard.
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Movieville Stars Hit U S Headlines In Week Of Hollywood News
Hollywood briefs report Rita Hayworth fever as flu halts production and Orson Welles project delays. Burt Lancaster and Norma Anderson tied to wartime entertainment tale in Italy. Don Ameche’s ear reportedly stolen. Publicist Robert Taplinger freed from contempt after witness issues at court. Hedy Lamarr pregnancy affects contract talks. Kay Aldridge welcomed a son. week ends with busy showbiz notes and industry movements.
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Stassen Declines GOP Forum Takeover Offer
Washington reports Carrol Reece, GOP chairman, politely refused Harold Stassen's request for the National Committee to assume control of open forums. Reece cited cost and potential intra party tension. Stassen said forums will continue independently and would accept a takeover if offered.
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Reece
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Johnston Predicts Cash Terminal Pay First Act of 80th Congress
Senator Johnston of South Carolina announced that cash instead of bonds for veterans will be among the first acts of the 80th Congress. He said he will propose revising the terminal pay law of 1946 on the first day of the new session, January 3.
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Ship Sinking Near Norway After Rock Wounds Freighter
The 7,176-ton United States freighter Am-Mer-Mar was reported sinking slowly off the southern tip of Norway after two holes torn in her hull by a submerged rock. The crew of 36 were rescued.
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Tragic Constellation Star of Cairo Crash Toll Rises
In Shannon Ireland the Trans World Airways Constellation Star of Cairo crashed near Melican Island. 12 aboard were killed including three crewmen. 11 others hospitalized. Names listed include Simone Clerc Paris Pierre Drayfus NYC Herman Koegel NYC Allan Washington Maurice Picard Philadelphia Clementine Pugh Philadelphia Alexander Pekelis Larchmont Francis Salambert Paris Marie Zelasnegora NYC. Crew died Herbert Burmeister Walter Meabridge Robert Osterburg. Edith Augustine Delaby and her infant son Charles were injured en route to Newark. TV A reports ongoing investigations. The crash occurred shortly before 2 AM EST near Shannon Airport two miles away.
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Lawmakers' Power to End Portal-to-Portal Pay Debate
Columnist David Lawrence notes several lawyers studying the portal-to-portal pay controversy say Congress has power to wipe out the ague tion overnight. He reports in the editorial page alongside amusements letters and classifieds.
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