Israel faces setback at UN over Palestine bid this year
Paris reports Israel’s bid to join the United Nations stalled as a security council deadlock blocks debate. The general assembly considers resolutions on the Holy Land with Western powers urging restraint while a new commission is to draft work on the Palestine issue. The Kurdish draft seeks to resume talks with U.S. backed occupation context and a postponement until further notice.
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Chinese admit heavy losses as several Red forces retreat
Chinese and government military sources say the 16th Army Group and two encircled groups near Suchow and Suchow garrison are reorganizing after heavy Commu nist casualties. Attacks resume to break the siege and link with the 12th army group at Sehsien, with observers noting a weakened Red force and disputed frontline strength estimates.
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British to Send More Troops to Hong Kong
A government communique says Britain will dispatch a second battalion of the Sixth Gurkha Rifles to Hong Kong as the Communist advance through China accelerates. Sources indicate forces were redirected to Singapore as Red rebels attacked Malaya.
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Weather forecast fragment for Ohio region
Snow and colder temperatures expected tonight and Friday. Yesterday’s high and today’s dusk conditions appear garbled but indicate a wintry trend with low temperatures and possible frigid wind.
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Hearing on Pennsy Bus Line Under Way in Columbus
The State Public Utilities Commission opened a Columbus hearing to decide whether bus service between Zanesville and the Pennsylvania railroad at Trinway should be discontinued. Local leaders voiced protests, led by Alfred Zinn who urged more rail service for industrial growth and cited the Trinway bus as vital linking Zanesville to the main line. The ruling is not expected for several days as the delegation travels back this afternoon.
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William Arnold
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Ohio State Professor and Wife Robbed by Two
Police guard the OSU professor George M. Curtis and his wife in Bexley after two robbers demanded $200 and threatened mass harm. Raymond I. Grambo and Fleming, both of Columbus, face armed robbery charges. kidnapping charges also filed after two teen girls were allegedly driven to Dayton and Cincinnati and returned.
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Morse Heads to Washington for $5,000 Weidt Final
Morse leaves Saturday morning for Washington D C to compete in a $5,000 race against accordionist Dick Contino tenor John Mungar and malletist Pierce Knox His parents Rev and Mrs G W Horse will accompany him The trip was confirmed by telephone and plans include a late Saturday meeting at the Dunbar Hotel in the capital
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Two Children Die in Fire at Log Cabin Home
In Altgona Pennsylvania two children died when their widowed mother Genevieve Sites guided four others to safety from a blazing log cabin at Canoe Creek. The victims were Charles Sites and his sister Geraldine ten. The kerosene stove explosion started the fire and George Sites, the father, had died in a prior fire years ago. The mother suffered a burned foot while rescuing a child.
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Chicago Mortgage Association Named in Antitrust Suit
Attorney General Clark announced a government anti-trust lawsuit filed in federal district court in Chicago. The case names the Chicago Mortgage Association and 35 member banks as participants in a alleged conspiracy to suppress competition in the local mortgage loan market, seeking dissolution and refunds of certain fees to customers.
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Stalin Returns From Vacation Amid Talks With Czechoslovakia
Stalin is back in Moscow after a vacation. A Czechoslovak delegation arrives for talks with Russian leaders as announced yesterday.
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Parents Queried In Boy's Death
Springfield police questioned seven year old John A. Smith's mother Minnie Felix and step father Roger Felix after his killing hanging death. Inspector Lawrence Abbott said cords and tight knots indicate not self harm. The parents gave differing accounts while in jail awaiting further action at the Dayton hospital.
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Klansmen to Hold Public Initiation in Macon
The Ku Klux Klan plans a public 1971 initiation at the Macon City Auditorium. Officials said several members are expected to attend as Knights invite attendees to learn about the Klan’s ideals and customs.
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Foreign Aid Figure May Top 4 Billion
Congressional leaders opened scrutiny on proposed second year Marshall Plan spending estimated near 1.5 billion. Officials caution the 5.055 billion European recovery appropriation may be trimmed by about 500 million, with China aid rising and Korea relief to shift to ECA administration.
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B 36 Flight Records Set From Fort Worth to Honolulu
The Air Force announced the B 36 bomber flew nonstop from Fort Worth to Bonatulu and return, a 33 hour, 6,000 mile mission. Gen F B Montgomery said the flight was routine training, carrying a useful bomb to the halfway point and dropping off Honolulu.
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Carols Broadcast On Streets Here
Community carol program sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association broadcasts on Main Street. Loudspeakers on poles play holiday numbers every 15 minutes with recordings from a central station at the courthouse.
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Winners to Be Announced Next Week in Comics Poll
The Signal concedes the comics poll drew overwhelming response and will take until Thursday next week to tally ballots. Winners are chosen by reader vote with first place awarded to the entry nearest the poll consensus, ties broken by earlier submission.
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Roseville Girl Joins Peacetime WAC First in County
Miss Glenn Savage an 18 year old Roseville area resident becomes Muskingum county’s first woman accepted into the Womens Army Corps since September enlistments reopened. She graduates Roseville High School and works at Roseville Pottery. Savage will report to Camp Lee Virginia on December 16 for basic training and aims to attend medical technician school later.
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Cold Wave Low in 13 Dips Across Plainserto Central States
A sharp Arctic air mass pushes into the Dakotas and Montana with subzero forecasts for North and South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. Temperatures fall to 25 to 29 below in North Dakota and 15 to 25 below in South Dakota with snow and rain across the South and West while Chicago sees a slight rebound from 22 to just above freezing.
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Manslaughter Trial Opens for Hale in Dickson Death
Robert Hale, 35, a Crooksville pottery worker, goes on trial for manslaughter in the August death of 31 year old Zelma Mae Dickson. Prosecutor Barbour says Hale was intoxicated when his car struck Dickson while she watched an accident on Maysville Pike near South Zanesville. Hale’s attorney says the crash followed contact with another car, Hale did not know anyone had been hurt, and Hale fled the scene. Prosecutor expects 12 witnesses.
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Truman and Madame Chiang to discuss China aid at tea
President Truman said aid to China would be taken up when he meets Madame Chiang Kai-shek at a tea. He noted the China aid topic is what she is coming to discuss and that further talks would depend on the occasion.
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Man Killed by Auto in Columbus Intersection
An automobile truck struck and killed William Clayton Todd, 62, of Columbus, as he crossed an intersection last night in a fatal pedestrian accident. Police investigated the crash at the scene and identify the victim.
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Man Accused Of Giving Up U S Secrets
Congressional hearings on spy activity spotlight Henry Dunan Wadleigh a former State Department worker accused of passing secret papers to a Red ring. Whittaker Chambers linked two men to stolen documents. grand jury investigations and public hearings loom as Truman deflects the probe as a red herring amid fresh calls for broader disclosures.
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