Eisenhower Heads to U S Meeting After Fort Knox Stop
General Eisenhower arrived at Mitchell Field on a delayed flight due to headwinds and rain. He planned to refuel and continue to Fort Knox where officials anticipated a news conference about his political plans. The visit includes a White House lunch with President Truman and a Pentagon briefing, with potential talks on Tuesday if needed.
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UN Readies Sensation for Opening UN Sessions
Paris reports Foreign Minister Robert Schuman promised that France and its Allies will create a worldwide sensation at the opening United Nations sessions next week. After conferring with U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Schuman said plans are ready for the UN General Assembly to fuse a sensation in the world while aiming to strengthen peace. He offered no further details.
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UN negotiators push Kaesong into demilitarized zone
In a surprise move, UN truce negotiators urged the Communists to place Kaesong and the surrounding area in a demilitarized zone. The decision on the Red-held ey blocked a Korean armistice cease-fire line as talks appeared cool with no details released.
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Doctor Drops Theft Charges In Detroit Case
AP report states Dr. Max Newman refused to prosecute his 13 year old adopted son and two friends who found about 12 000 in two aluminum suitcases in an attic. Internal Revenue agents will check the source, noting the cash may reflect last year’s income after taxes paid on some of it. Newman, director of Bosco House, planned to use funds for a center for the mostly handicapped. The boys offered varied sums from 12 000 to 15 000 and claimed much more was up there.
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Girl Shot While Saying Good Night in Schenectady
A 6 year old secretary at General Electric was shot in the hallway as she said good night, amid claims of an angered stalker. Police await identification of the suspect, facing possible first degree murder charges as police court set for Monday.
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Meteor streak lights five states with flashing blue fire
A massive meteor lit the Western sky last night across Arizona Nevada New Mexico Utah. Pilots in the Southwest reported the bright flash as a blue ball with a red vapor trail plunging toward the earth, drawing swift calls from observers and authorities.
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Troops in Germany Under Close Check
FRANKFURT Germany authorities have opened a large offensive against black marketeering and vice in S troop areas. Military and German police comb hot spots where soldiers gather seeking shady dealers and loose women. Orders call for picking up any soldiers found dealing with black marketeers or living in illegal billets with German companions.
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S S Alca Opens Regular Transatlantic Run to Bremerhaven
The United States passenger liner S S Alca docked at Bremerhaven Germany for the first time this morning and launched a regular transatlantic service to the port. The liner previously served only England and France on its Atlantic route.
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Infantry Home By Christmas Is Promise
General Ridgway announced that most enlisted troops in Korea would be rotated home by Christmas, with exceptions for officers and rear-area personnel. The plan targets infantry divisions with four front-line months earned per month served, leaving lingering ranks still awaiting reassignment. Estimated rotations range from 12,000 to 15,000 soldiers, per Defense Dept. officials.
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Allies Lose Three Planes in Korean Air Battles
Allies reported three aircraft losses in air combat over northwest Korea. An American Thunderjet was shot down in a dogfight, another plane lost to mechanical failure on return to base, and a Mustang was downed by anti aircraft fire. Ground fighting along a 50 mile front saw seven Communist attacks repulsed with limited territory changes as peace talks continued.
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Five U S ships sunk in Korean War action
Washington reports 34 vessels sunk or damaged in Korea as U S ships faced enemy mines and gunfire. 102 killed and 282 wounded among the casualties, with four ships sunk and others damaged including cruisers Helena and St Paul. Rochester suffered a near miss and minor bomb damage.
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Snowstorm May Dump up to Eight Inches in Syracuse Area
Snowfall blanketed Syracuse and Onondaga County as the Weatherman warned for an eight inch total before a deep freeze. Plows cleared slushy roads while power lines fell and trees toppled. Utilities called in emergency linemen as flights faced cancellations. Cold air followed with lows near record levels and continuing snow across the nation.
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Down From Hills to Join Army Choughitaineer
Peter Grainger, 26, swore in yesterday after long climb from his boyhood North Mountain home. He described first rides in an elevator and car, wore worn shoes, a shawl over his shoulders, and said he feared red light. The report places him heading toward San Antonio with military duty ahead.
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Bus Rider Seeks 15000 From Pacific Lines Over Cigar
San Rafael California based suit states Weissich, 80, boarded a Pacific Greyhound bus on October 25 with an illuminated cigar. The driver, referred to as Jane Doe Burns, allegedly seized the cigar and crushed it on the steering wheel. The complaint claims the driver insulted him and warned the cigar would be renewed in San Francisco. Weissich seeks 15000 damages plus 5000 for humiliation.
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Gov Dewey Enters N Y Campaign Amid Turbulent Meeting
Dated notes show Governor Dewey entering New York campaign efforts with calls to elect Henry Latham, a publican, amid political friction. References to city council figures, Socialist departures, and ministry concerns appear in shifting rhetoric as the scene outlines early campaign maneuvers and political tensions.
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Senator McCarran Stricken By Illness In Nevada
Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada, a 75 year old Democrat, is reported in serious condition after a Thursday attack. Dr Stadtner said last night the condition is critical and hospital treatment continues. The senator’s health remains a major concern for his state and party.
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