Acheson Proposes 12 Nation Disarmament Plan at UN
Secretary of State Dean Acheson presented a Western backed plan at the United Nations General Assembly urging a 12-nation disarmament group led by the United States France and the United Kingdom to begin a step by step world arms reduction conference. Non UN nations including China would be invited to the conference and a UN supervised commission would oversee the process.
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Suez battle toll rises as clashes kill 14 in Egypt
Reports from the Suez Zone say British forces and Egyptian police clashed over the weekend, leaving 14 dead and 431 wounded. Egyptian authorities and officials announce a ceasefire plan and call for gradual disarmament as patrols resume and a curfew is imposed.
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Allies Seize Another Hill in Korea Offensive
United Nations troops reported capturing another hill southeast of Kumsong on day three of a southeastern Korean offensive. The advance pushed forces roughly four miles north of a previous line as they repelled Chinese counterattack and faced ongoing questions about the operation’s end time.
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Cold Weather Threatens Florida Crops
The northwest winds bring the coldest weather of the season to Florida, risking tender truck crops as far south as the Everglades. Gainesville may see 24 degrees while citrus in Tow groundwater spots stay near the edge of damage. Forecaster Johnson warns it will be very close for vulnerable crops with 30 degree readings in Glades areas. Miami could drop to 38-40 degrees with scattered light frost in outskirts.
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UN Food Session Opens at Rome
In Rome, Alcide De Gasperi opened the sixth world conference of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization dedicating it to creating a world free from want and hatred. Flags of 65 nations flew as the three week session began with Yugoslavia the sole anti Communist flag present.
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Atomic Stockpile Drives Travel to Europe
Marquis Childs notes in his column that the atomic stockpile and weapons shipments to Europe are a major factor enabling travel and reinforcement by Eisenhower's forces. The regular features section highlights Bent We, Weedis, Letters, Classifieds, Reporter, Citysdare, Radio-TV, Deaths, Social, Financial, and Sports across pages 23 to 36 with Pictures on page 28.
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Coma Boy Better Thanks to Prayers
Jimmie Coffey, seven, from Burnet Park Drive, survived a 48 hour coma during encephalitis after prayers from the community. His relieved parents thank God, 19 physicians, and City Hospital staff, and say Jimmy will soon be home with his family. (Concluded on Page 7, Column 2)
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Three Babies Die Blamed on Radiator
Three babies died in their sleep from steam suffocation and gas poisoning linked to a faulty portable radiator connected to a gas stove. Teddy Williams three, Ronnie two, and two month old Yvonne Williams perished. their mother Elizabeth Williams was reported distraught as responders fought for 90 minutes to revive them.
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Hirohito Signs Jap Peace Treaty
Emperor Hirohito signed the Japanese peace treaty and the U S Japan security pact in Nara during a tour. The Diet approved the pacts yesterday and the U S Senate was expected to approve early next year. The agreements were made in September in San Francisco, just 15 days before the 10th anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
Derelict Kinugasa Maru Abandoned After 20 Days At Sea
The Kinugasa Maru, a Japanese infringed vessel, lies abandoned after twenty days of trouble near Torvo. Reports indicate it was razed and left adrift as authorities sought rescue. Several crew were unaccounted for amid the unfolding maritime incident.
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Churchill Moves Out Of Official Residence Amid Debates
The report notes Churchill and Clement Attlee families relocating from official lodgings as Parliament resumes. Eden opens foreign affairs debate while safety reports on mariners and a derelict vessel drift into official notices. Crowded London scene reflects postwar policy tensions and property reinvestment in national leadership housing.
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Ford Assets Near 13 Billion. 1950 Figures Reported
Ford Motor Co reports assets on December 31 1950 of 1.469 billion dollars, up 226.7 million from the prior year. Earnings for 1950 total 23.769 million dollars, a gain of 359.357 million from the year before. authorized capital stock stands at 20 million shares of par 3, with 3.4529 million shares outstanding worth 17.2635 million.
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Strike Called At Blood Plasma Plant Threatens Army Supply
Federal mediators summoned union and company spokesmen to avert a strike that could disrupt the Army's blood plasma supply. The Chemical Workers and Sharp and Dohme Co. were called to a Philadelphia meeting to resolve the dispute over processing essential plasma components.
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Cold Wave To Continue Across Syracuse This Week
Weather expert Andrew P. Keller reports a freezing trend with 21 degrees this morning and four inches of snow over the weekend. The forecast calls for a low near 17 tonight, a high around 30 tomorrow, and a 15 to 25 mph NW wind diminishing tomorrow. snow should end late tomorrow with a possible uptick in warmth by Wednesday.
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Reds to Reply Wednesday On Truce Plan
Reds promise over-all reply by Wednesday to Allied 30 day armistice plan during Panmunjom talks. Delegates recess through Tuesday to study demarcation lines and potential reference to Peiping amid renewed pressure as UN outline seeks 38th parallel as temporary cease line.
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Royal Prince Regent Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
In London a royal 8 year old prince regent was operated on for appendicitis at a local nursing home. His condition after the procedure was reported satisfactory.
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U.S. Congressmen Meet Europeans in Strasbourg Dialogue
In Strasbourg France American congressmen and European Assembly members opened a weeklong meeting to discuss European American problems. The 14 U.S. lawmakers and 20 European Consultative Assembly members from 15 nations will exchange views on transatlantic cooperation at the House of Europe.
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Tax probe testimony questions San Francisco revenue corruption
U S Attorney Charles O Gara told Senate Finance Committee members behind closed doors that he has evidence of stomach turning corruption in the San Francisco Internal Revenue Service office. He cited alleged misconduct by officials tied to tax collection and suggested a broader pattern of corruption with high level involvement. He criticized Justice Department inaction and said a grand jury investigation continues, claiming ongoing obstruction and a dissemination of testimony that was sealed.
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Sentencing in college basketball bribery case shocks judge
New York reports ex convict Salvatore Sollazzo was sentenced to eight thousand six years in prison for bribing college players to fix game scores. Judge Saul S Streit blasted big business in college sports and called for reform, warning of nationwide corruption and the need for direct control by college presidents and faculties.
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Closed Night Club Burns at Saratoga
Saratoga Springs reports Club Toto, a two story frame and stucco building on the shore of Saratoga Lake, destroyed by fire early yesterday. The club was closed for winter and cause of the blaze is undetermined with no loss estimate. The State Liquor Authority moved to revoke the year round license. proprietor Joseph Gross pleaded not guilty at an October SLA hearing to charges under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law and requested a full hearing.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Caamunlit A fellow who hailed from ruin
A light hearted quip about a man who has given up on wealth and status, embracing a humble, simple path. The joke plays on misprinted letters and a playful take on ambition and fortune.
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