Pals Save Stricken Pilot In Aerial Rescue
Capt John L Paladino and two fellow pilots Lt Wood S Arthur and Capt Jack Miller guided his semi conscious plane to safety over North Korea. Paladino regained consciousness near his home base in Little Rock Arkansas after the trio maneuvered the craft to lower altitude and maintained control during a perilous oxygen deprivation episode.
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Paladino
North Korea
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Snowy Weekend Forecast Hits Syracuse
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller warns of a cold weekend with snow flurries through tomorrow. The temperature will drop to 25 tonight, rise to 33 tomorrow, then fall to 38 tomorrow night as high pressure dominates the U S and NW winds persist. Syracuse saw more than an inch of rain yesterday.
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Syracuse
Andrew. P. Keller
United States
Keller
Britons Welcome Elizabeth Home Arrivals at London Shore
Crowds greet Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh as they step ashore in England. Thousands line the quay to welcome the royal couple, amid ceremonies reflecting a stately homecoming from abroad.
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Erpoul
Eng
Prin
Iasbeth
Duke of the United
Ghates
Scotland
Berkeley Loyalty Oath Discarded by University Regents
The University of California Berkeley scrapped its loyalty oath for professors and employees after a two year dispute. The Board of Regents voted 2 to 1 to abolish the measure, ending the contentious rule that had divided the university community.
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Berkeley
Calif
Universi
Board of Regents
Communist Party
Pleven Faces New Crisis In French Government
Paris Premier Rene Pleven sought support to avert another government crisis as his coalition barely survived last night. The austerity budget, tied to rearmament needs and a wavering economy, led Pleven to call a general vote of confidence granting three days for the National Assembly to decide.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
France
Pleven
National Assembly
Assembly
United States
UN committee splits on peace plans at Paris session
The United Nations Political Committee voted 45 to 5 to begin immediate discussion of a French British American disarmament plan and shifted debate on a Russian peace plan to the end of the Paris session. Dean Acheson will lead the U S effort as the 60 member panel also rejected a Soviet plea for immediate discussion of its plan by 35 to 10 abstentions.
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Paris
United Nations
U S
Dean ‘Acheson
UN General Assembly
Ridgway Accuses Reds in UN War Crimes Debate
General Ridgway formally accuses the Reds of mass murders in Korea as Western and Soviet plans clash. UN officials report 6,270 prisoners murdered and debate whether Western or Soviet disarmament proposals should come first as the General Assembly considers wartime atrocities and disarmament steps in a tense session.
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B. Ridgway
United Nations
Ttn
Ald
Eighth Army
Russia
Jacob Malik
Beeine
General Assembly
Sgures ‘Presen
Andrei Vishinsky
James Han‘heardley
Malik
Hanley
Hanter
300 Cases of Rare Fever in Korea
A U S Marine officials report 300 diagnosed cases of a rare fever among Allied troops in Korea with 25 deaths cited in denials of mass Communist atrocities. Ridgway’s office noted the illness appeared over a year and may have been brought to the front by Chinese troops in early reports. Concludes on page 2 column 7.
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Korea
Tokyo
Matthew
Nideway
Ridgway
Hanley
Truman prompts broad admin house-cleaning after Caudle firing
President Truman signals sweeping removals of officials over outside activities amid corruption revelations. Caudle was dismissed as head of tax fraud prosecutions, with King and House committee promising Caudle will be a key witness in late November hearings.
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Truman
Theron Lamar Caudle
Ahowever
Key West
Fla
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Caudle
Representative King
D-Calif
House
Ways and Means
Candle
Justice Department
Joseph Short
King
Mc. Truman
Charles Murphy
Adrian W. Dewind
Murphy
Fragmented Quote on Mental and Imaginary Afflictions
A reader's garbled excerpt discusses total mental and imaginary afflictions and suggests replacing them with a “bunch” of physical affliction. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
UN proposes 30 day buffer zone armistice in Korea
The United Nations proposes a 30 day window to finalize an armistice and a buffer zone along the current front, with fighting continuing during negotiations. If no final deal is reached, the new line becomes the provisional cease-fire line and future steps depend on both delegations. The plan follows pressure from war families and UN members, with the Communists indicating initial consideration.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Tentaively
Washington
Text of UN Cease Fire Proposal for Korea
The UN Command proposes a temporary military demarcation line based on the present line of contact with two kilometer zones forming provisional demilitarized borders. If no armistice is signed within 30 days, a jointly defined median line becomes the new provisional demilitarized boundary, to be agreed by both sides.
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Ranmuniom
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC S
Peoples
Hit and Run Dog Injures Denver Woman in Hospital
Mrs. Walter Belew of Denver was hospitalized after a hit and run incident when a large brown dog leaped at her from behind, knocking her down while she and her husband walked. She suffered fractures to her right leg and arm.
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Walter Belew
Denver
Gambler Fined Maximum Amount by City Court Judge
Buffalo city court Judge Ames B McKenna imposed the maximum fine of 500 dollars and a 30 day sentence on Samuel IH Peterson after a jury conviction for running a card game in violation of the anti gambling law. The judge, known for a tough stance, had announced plans to intensify enforcement in such cases.
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Buffalo
Ames B.mckenna
Samuel IH. Peterson
Peterson
McKenna
UN Attack Expands Front as Troops Press Korea Drive
UN forces opened a new assault on a nine mile front in central Korea pushing toward Kumsong while facing light to moderate resistance. In the west, advance positions northwest of Chorwon were retaken, with UN counterattacks aimed at regaining lost ground near the Punchbowl. News reports say the Reds committed a full battalion in Friday’s attacks and briefly seized joint advance positions before Allied countermeasures.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Ialmed
U. S Eighth Army
Kumsong
Chorwon
Eighth
United’ Nations
1500 Mile Detour To Visit High School Senior
WAURESHA Wis UP A 26 year old unschooled mountaineer Peter Grainger wandered 1500 miles from New Mexico to date Care Amidon a high school senior The Army recruit said he wanted to visit her before joining Fort Meade officer candidate school after intelligence tests in Texas and limited formal schooling Grainger had seen only one man in his life until a month ago and traveled to meet Amidon who had written to Fort Sam Houston Texas before the move.
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Wis
Peter‘ Grainger
Mexi
Care ¥ Amidon
Sam
Houston
Tex
Grainger
Fort Meade
Texas
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