Churchill urges U S aid for Britain's rearmament program
London reports Prime Minister Churchill told a Britain Britain needs financial support for rearmament and the sagging economy. He urged the United States to give fullest consideration to Britain’s request, stating he is sure help will be granted. He cited wartime U S aid and noted Britain would seek about 500 million dollars.
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Churchill
Arab nations urged to join Middle East Defense Command
Paris reports that three powers announced plans to arm and assist Arab states against Communist aggression, inviting all Arab nations to join MEC via arms and training. Egypt refused founding role, Syrians quit cabinet. Egypt seeks other Arab backing while nations debate solidarity with Egypt and Israel. Concludes with note of ongoing discussions across UN meetings.
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Composer Romberg Dies in New York at 64
Sigmund Romberg, famed Hungarian-born composer of The Student Prince and The Desert Song, died suddenly in a New York hotel at 6:15 PM after suffering a stroke. He had spent the day working on tunes for a new show with his wife Lillian and relatives at his side. Funeral plans were not announced.
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UN Steering Body Blocks Red China Admission
In Paris the UN General Assembly steering committee defeated by 11 to 2 a Soviet bid to add Red China to the agenda and expel Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. Only Russia and Poland supported bringing the issue to debate, while the Western Allies prepared to hear Anthony Eden address the Assembly Monday.
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Steel Union Shapes Pay Demands Amid Global Tensions
News brief outlines Philip Murray leading steelworkers toward wage hikes as U S and allies push disarmament and Korea talks. A C I O backed resolution pressures for stabilization while a looming contract expires December 31. Murray anticipated to seek a 36 cent hourly raise amid Western powers forecasting talks within weeks.
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Reds Capture 2 Outposts And Oil Storage Plans
U S and United Nations forces clash on the central Korean front after a dawn attack drives back North Korean troops from two outposts near Kumsong. In Washington, a Petroleum Council report supports underground oil storage in salt caverns to protect supplies and save manpower and materials.
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Five Die In KC-97 Tanker Crash At MacDill Field
A KC-97 Strato Tanker of the 366th Bomb Wing crashes near MacDill Field Air Force Base during a training approach. All five crew members die in the fire. Names withheld pending notification. No cause given.
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Mossadegh Sees No Hope After Talks Break Down
Washington dispatch reports Iranian Premier Mossadegh remains hopeful only if new proposals respect Iran’s oil nationalization. After three weeks of indecisive talks with Britain, he plans to return home but will press McGhee for any plan that aligns with Iranian control of the industry. Britain risks a sudden shift in stance, say officials.
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Britain
Crusader Is Held On Dope Charge
Leon Jones aged 26 a member of the citizens committee to combat drug addiction was arrested by the police narcotics squad in Buffalo Fifth Ward He allegedly dropped an envelope believed to contain 20 heroin capsules and was held without charge last night The case centers on narcotics addiction in Buffalo’s Fifth Ward.
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Married Woman Seeks Stocks and Bonds Advice
Hal Boyle reports on a feature about a married woman who will seek advice from two men on the best stocks and bonds for managing her finances and her husband’s trust, exploring opinions and guidance.
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Hal Boyle
Pork Price Dip Forecast
The Ameri can Meat Institute says pork and some beef cuts may dip as hog and beef cattle marketings rise. In Chicago wholesale pork loins are down 17 percent since mid summer, skinned hams 16 percent, cured bacon 29 percent. A larger pig crop is expected to reach markets, further lowering pork prices. Beeft prices expected to ease with seasonal beef marketings, while OPS rules require passing wholesale pork cuts reductions to consumers. Slaughterers likely to be set aside for the armed forces in December above November 1990 levels.
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Retired Man Seeks Unpaid Job For Purpose In Memphis
Memphis, Tenn. C. W. Davis a 65 year old retired day laborer seeks a job with no salary that is useful and pleasant and does not deprive others of employment. He previously rented a plantation near Crawford Arkansas years ago and retired to Memphis to rest. He says he has all the money he needs but lacks a hobby.
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Memphis
Worker Turns To Human Torch At Texas Refinery Disaster
SAN ANTONIO Texas a refinery worker was burned when a blazing fuel tank exploded and spewed kerosene turning him into a human torch. The fire spread to five tanks at the Phoenix refinery, raged about an hour and a half before control. W G Hale a pumper torched by the blaze suffered burns over all his body including face and hands. Hospital attendants said Hale's skin was charred and he was not expected to survive.
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Santa Barbara professor guilty of burglary and weapon charge
Dr Nettles a Santa Barbara College professor and divorcee admits guilt to three burglaries and a concealed weapon charge. His attorney seeks probation citing his intellect and potential for redemption while a psychiatric evaluation is ordered. Prisoners donate blood as police plan to move forward with hearings set for late February.
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Franne Schaefer
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UN Proposals on Kaesong Move Aim to Preserve Pressure
The UN and allied negotiators proposed a cease fire buffer line wherever the front sits, a plan described as minor adjustments to keep pressure on the Reds while three remaining points are settled. The Reds rejected a similar bid earlier, and both sides submitted reworked positions during Saturday talks. No immediate reaction from Communist side.
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French Gain in Indo China Amid Nighttime Robberies
Reported wave of post dawn attacks near Hanoi involved bandits robbing supermarkets and assaulting staff, with theft totaling over $11,000. French and Vietnam forces responded across Thoben Pass as Vietminh paratroops reportedly assaulted, while authorities said a few assailants escaped after a rapid cross-pass operation.
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Junketing Congressmen Tax Plane Facilities
Washington reports many lawmakers plan overseas trips during this adjournment. About 90 House members and 19 Senators are abroad or planning tours, with air travel favored over ships. A large group, including seven House members and seven Senators, heads to the Council of Europe consultative assembly in Strasbourg.
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Fair and Warmer Weather Across the Nation
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller reports a nationwide trend toward mild and sunny conditions. Western New York sees snow melt as Syracuse records its first above normal day this month. Tonight low near 38, rising to 62 tomorrow with west to southwest winds 20 to 35 mph.
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Tragic Blaze Traps 2nd Floor Children. Three Die
A five story home at 306 Fayette Street burned noon today trapping three children Patricia aged 4 Janet age 2 and Rosabelle 3 on the second floor. Firemen arrived quickly but could not reach them in time. Millie Mae Weed age 1 was rescued from another room. A possible cause cited is an oil burner in the room with the dead children.
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Four Syrian Premiers Quit Over Pact Row
Premier Hasan el Hakim and Foreign Minister Fayid Atassi resign after a bitter clash over participation in a West sponsored defense pact for the Middle East. Atassi opposed the plan without cabinet approval. The shakeup follows a dispute within the ruling coalition led by the People's Party.
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Middle East
Hasan el Hakim
Adjast
Fayid
Atassi
Ihel
Atass
People's Party
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Eager Cops to Explain Ticket Surge in Yonkers
Yonkers police face questions over a spike in traffic tickets issued on Election Day and surrounding days. Public Safety Commissioner Patrick F. O’Hara said Deputy Commissioner William J. Comey is reviewing records to determine which officers issued the tickets.
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Acheson Weather Disaster Leaves Hundreds Homeless
A Paris style disaster report notes a powerful storm killing 27 and affecting MLAS and Tully areas. Secretary statements mention hundreds homeless, with count rising as officials tally deaths and missing persons amid ruined rooms and shelters.
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