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In Waahlng\on \hl• afternoon a conferenoe
w&a held
by
the United States and 1t1 fifteen U •
Allies 1n Iorea. At \h11
aee,ing
1\
wa1 decided lo
po1,pone
anr
d1plo■&tic
peace feeler•
on
Kore& - for
\he
U■e
belna)the re11nt
we
ge\
u
\hat(none of
\he
11a,een 1o•ernaent1 can
flnd &DJ eT1denoe
,u.,
\be
aeda are aeekllll&
~ \ruoe.)
lo,
an,
deolaratlon of
VS w&r
&1 ■1
whloh
■l&h'
pave lhe W&J for
N&Oe
l<l
aboul4
be aa4
will be pul off un,11
laler.
AQll§AI
Secretary of State Dean Acheson apent
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hourA b fore the Senate 1nveet1gat1ng
Co■mltlee
lo4ay, then was called for
.
another bout of que1tlon1n1
to■orrow.
In today'• teat1mony, the Secretary of
.
State ea1d that he waa firmly convinced by •all the
f.acta
aTa1lable,• that the preaent
u.a.
Korean war
po110J will force the Coamun11ta to halt their attack
an4 permll reatorit1on of
·
peace 1n Korea.
Dean Aoheaoa
aa14
that ~eneral KaoArthur'•
4e ■a.n4
for the
bo ■bla1
of
Bed ba•••
ln Kanchurla would •1n a1J11tel1hood•
- ~ G ~
7
lea
d
to aeneral war -1\•a
·
terrtble calaatrophe for
thl1 country and lta &111••·
•
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from Korea heavily ceneored front 11ne
reporta glve only a vague 1mpre1s1on of what 1a go1n1
on in the battle for that •Iron
Army communique atate1 that : •The Allied drive on the
Iron Triangle
u
ha1 now come up against
■alor
defenee
linea; and, that the Chines• have regrouped after thelr
tllght from South Korea•.
One front line report deacrlbe1 what
1,
oalll
a •ch1ne1e
pua ■ l•
withdrawal• 11a11ar to the on• before
the
ene ■J
launched hl1 recent April 1pr1ng otten1lT.e.
At noon ye1ter4aJ, the Chlne1e 1u4den1J
withdrew from thelr bunker• and trenchea, falling baok
a couple
ot
■ 1111
along the th1rlJ-f1ve mtle mountain
front. larller in the
■ornlng,
they had fought for
everr
*•
trench and bunker of thelr old defense belt. Thea
euddenly, they faded. One Allle4 offlver,
wl1e
to
Chinese taotlos, •u-ed lt up ae •a Chinese pussl•
withdrawal, a tactical manuever that fore1hadow1
1t1ffer rea1etanoe later on.•
(
4t the opening of the UR
Truatee■hlp
CoUJ1oll
today, Ru111a came up with its usual 1ugge1tlon.
That
Red Chlna be eeated ln place of the
luo■ 1ngtang
Delegat
voted agaln1t the adll1111on
-
~
·~
of
a
&JI
repre■entatlY■
froa P e k l z i i ~ t l l a . t
"the
question of
ad■l■■lon
be
po■tponed
for the
tl■e
be1n1.~
At the
la1t
l&11uar7,Brlt&~lded
l{.tt.
/
opening of tbe 1~ounc11 1D
w
11
h
Bua•
1
& •
But
IOd&J
lhe
l0Ylet1
11004
alone. An
ezplan&tlon of Brltaln'1
allltude
11
glven bJ Blr Allen Burn1;-•ar11a1n 11111
.,
re1ard1 lhe Peklng
real■•
ae lhe
goYern■ ent
of Chtaa
1
.;..i.u,
lt 11
DOW
10■9
four month• llDOe the
U.
b&I
b••·
~
oo■pelled
to brand
·
lhe Chln••• Bede a• a11re11or1
1n Korea, and,
ln the 1nterYal, Peking troop• h&Ye
launched offens1Ye a
f
ter offen11ve agatn1t O • troop1.•
JTALJ
The final r
e
ulta from the recent 1pring
e
lections in Sicily ehow little change between ,he ,wo
aaln
parties. These be1ng Premier DeGa1per1'1 Cbr11,1aa
De ■ocrata
and the Coamun11t
bloc.
In s101ly'1
re11onal &11eably, each party won thirty aeat1 --
an equal 41Tlalon.
With thirty more won by the
T&rloue others parllee - the neo-~a1cl1t1, eleYen;
lbe Nonarobl1t1 ten; and
10
on. Thia all
■eana
lhat
lbe Cbrletlan Deaoorat1 •111 tea• up now w11b the
other
an11-Coa■unl1t
parltea, proYldlng a wort1n1
aalorlty t o r • •
. . De laaperl.
r1nal ballottng ln thlrty Italian pro•lnoea
wlll be held luada7. And word la that De ~aaperl b&a
hl&b ho
p
es of ouetln& Red leaders from moat••
■ unlclpal
poata.
JUGQBLAVI.A
The newa wire of
t
en brings strange tale•
from Jugoalavia, that paradoxical state, where
Communism is ant1-Stal1n1at. But tonight
oo■e1
the
aoat
fanta ■ tic
bit of new, from there yet. Thia 1a a
report
ot
a epeech mad
by the head of the Jugoal&Y
aa a,ate police, Interior Mlnlater Alexander Ranko•lc.
!he ocoaalon waa a
■ee,in1
ot lhe
Com■un11,
party••
cen,ral OOlllllt,ee, where RankOT1C w&I ,he prlnclpal
apeaker. Bia aubJect - •tur,her alren1,hea1ng of jualloe
and leaalitJ in Jugo1lav1a.•
the apeech by \he
police chief waa 4eYole4
to a 111, of abuae•
co■mltted
bJ the police and bJ
the court,. ror,y-ae•en percent of the arrest•
■ade
by ,he Jugoal&Y aeoret police in •ineteen rort1-•1ae
~
were unwarranted, BankoT1C,HM811,
K&ny of ,ho••
/'-
arreated had to be releaae4, a• there was ~o baai1
for
cri ■ lnal
chargea. Stranger still, 11 hie next
&dm1aa1on:-•A 1reat many of t
h
ose tried were convicted
ot crimes they never committed. Others were ch&rge4
with eerloue crimes and convicted, when their offenses
were only minor.
All that actually stated bJ
Alexander Rankov1c, head of the Jugo1lav polloe.
And he ended up hl1 speech wlth 1h11 fan\aa,1O plea:
I■
•Benoefor\h ln Jugo1lav1a lhe police and oovl•
au1t
operate wlth1n the law~•
And \hat you wlll
air••
l•
qulte
a
etate■ent
to coae from
a
Red ooua1r7..
But lD Tltol&Dd C~••ual••
••e••
to be t&tlng OD •o••
aew lh&dlBI••
IJP4XI4I
In Teheran tonight, it was announced th&\ an
aaeaasination plot against Premier Mo1sade1b and
l
a
tionalia\ front
leader 8eyd Xaehanl had been to11e4.
~be
new•
co••• from the police, who yesterday
arre1\e4
•a•ab
8e7ed 8afav1, the fanatical head of \he
eztrea1a,
114alyan
Iala■
Party. 8afavl waa arrested on char1e•
of
■ur4erin&
Gener~l Ali
Rasmara,
the former
Prealer,
&Dd four other Iranlana. Doouaenta aelzed with \be
leader
of \hat 114&1J&D sec\ re•eal the plan• for
the
•••a■ alnatlon
of the present Premler. Which
Dke ■
lt ••e• a oaae of two blrda with one atone.
~
l&T&b
leyed
l&f&Jl ia-"in the Central Pollo•
ltatlon ln Teberaa awa1,1n1 trial. It
aeema,
howe•er,
there may be trouble fro• h1a
followers. Nor• thaa
five hundred bearded men and veiled women tod&7
demonstrated outal4e ,bat l&il bitterly proteat1n&
.
the arre1t of the fanatical rel1gloua murderer of
frealer All
aas■ara.
11 ♦1
In Teheran to4a.y,
U.S.
Aaba11ador Benr7
F.
Grady aald he could 1ee hope• tor a
aettleaen, of
lhe 011 cr1a11,
•1t
bolh 11de1
and
1how 1004 w111.•
. . . . .
then wen, on to au11••t a pro1ru tor
eaa1n1 lhe ,.. . .
_.. ienalon
•
:-
•tttaf 1soapt ~..._
-to"
,..,,,...._,~••
~
. .
A.ibe Br1t11hAprovlde Iran w1,b
tu41 lo help keep lhe 011
·
t1e1u opera,1a1. Aleo,
t-
,
• • • the Br111ah 4eleaatlonAbe 1ent a• quickly aa
po1alble,
with neither a14e taking
&DJ
deci ■ l•e
atep1
7('_
ual11 411cuaa1ona are under
way. •1•a
not tellla1 lhe
be pu,
~
•But 11 would be helpful - a beau gesteJ•----.
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APP
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Late word
fro■
London.~h• Brt\1ah Cab1u\
,o4&J
agreed
to a coaproa1ae •• plan for
ae,,11q
the oil d1apute.
fh11
prov14es for
•aooeptanoe in
prlnclple• of
,he
D&t1onal1sa,1on of Irulu oil -
and 41a\r1but1on)ther••• no
word ye\
if
Br1\a1n
wlll 10 alon1 wl,h
A■baeeador
Grady'•
plan
for
IPH♦I
PHYSICIST
In Waahington, a strange affair of
a ro11&Doe
that
came
to n
1
ar tragedy - when a young
woaan juape4
from an eight-atory window of an apartment hou••·
She'• alive tonight, and will recover - whlch
11
regarded
ae a
miracle by the doctors. She fell elghi1
feet
onto a concrete
ll&S
pave■ent
-- yet
wae able
io
get up
and walk
for thirty
feet,
going up
1o ■e
1tatr1.
!hla, ln aplte of the fact that
she
had a broken
hlp
and back.
She
11
a
young woman phyaiolat ta
the
Atoato
Laboratory at the
u.s.
Bureau of
Standard■ •
Do1a1
"
reaearoh work on a lob called -- use of the•••
apeotrua to make obealoal
a Q
anal71ea of
1a1e1.•
The
apart ■ent
troa which 1be Juaped 11 the ho•• of a
■ 1nor
diplomat fro• Pak1a,an - a code clerk at the
Pakl1tan
lmba117.
Be was asleep 1n the place at the
tl ■e,
and later
/had)
aa1d b"' as,< told the young woman pbyalo1at
he could not marry her, because 1t would ruin h11
d1plom&t1c career. Whloh she explained by saying:
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I could not cope with lite.
Strange &ttalr of romance that ca•• lo
near
lr&&edJ -- lhe Joung woaaa phJalolal ln
&lo■ lo
reaearch and lhe minor
4l~lo■al
from Pakl1ta.n.
us
u,,,
In Vaahlngton, the
State
Department held
&
ceremony today, and
&
lot of
thing ■
went wrong.
Tbe cblef
per■onallty,
o u x ~ to
Luxe■bour1-
Nre.
Pearl Mesta.
Who, of oouree, la the nation'•
nuaber one party-giTer, and 1hould know how to rua
off an affair in
a■ooth
atyle.
But
ever1thlag weat
tbe oereaony
•a• -
·
the Aaerloaa
Le11oa
pre1
e
ntta1 a flag of
Luxe ■bour1
tor
Nada■ e
.....
ue
/\.
to
take
back
with
her. But Herbert Jaoobl, •atloaal
Vloe-Comn4er of the
Aaerioan
L•1lon,
wa1
tbtr11
■ lautea
1a,e. Be had to appear 1n court.
lo
Kr1.
Keata
left -- and, when the Ylce Comman4er
414
arrlTe,
1
h
e
tep,
hl■
waiting
tor
fifteen a1nute1.
'Bad ,o
I
flx
■J
hair,•
1he explained.
vs
1111, -
2
To break the deadlock, an offlclal
fro■
lhe
Luxembourg Le1at1on wa1
d1eputed flag w
a
e okay.
■ lxed
up.
auamoned,
and he eald lhe
~ ~ 1 1 ( , J . ,
Kada••,...{■bu•••,
waa
a
b11
So the ceremony started all over
a1a1a,
••• only to be halted - when the film
1D
a new1reel
caaera
got tangled. Then the
newareel aoua4 reoor41DI
an4 Vloe Oollll&n4er
Jaoobl
atarte4
out:
'lla4a•
••o•
1roaned an
ottlclal
fro■
Iha
llale
Deparl ■enl,
•you
■eaa 11&4a■e
Klnleter.•
The blua4er
wa1
oorreoled, and
Kr ■•
Kea,a
reepon4e4
bf
■ ay1a1
ahe'd deliver tne fl&I lo whal
'
ehe called 'Our
Deten■ e
Klnlater and
Prl ■ e
Nlnlater.•
-
Whlch
4rew
Deparlaent
another crJ of angulah from the State
- not proper for
an
A m e r i c a n ~ ~
10 call a rore11n Off1clal •2ur
_
4efen•• Klnlater.•
She trled 1t again and
t
11
time
eald:
'The
D
efenee K1n11ter wh~ 11
al ■ o
~Priae Nlnlater.•
Once &
g
&ln that fatal pronoun •our• and the echo waa
-- ouch.
I
At lon1 length the ceremony wae
oo■plele4
correollJ. The flag of Luxembourg
11
on 1t•
war,
I
and lon1
■af
lt
wa•••'
A
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In Bew York, they are holding a 1port1
even, of international importance - but it get,•
little
■entlon
1n \he new,. Tel, 1t 1, were being he14
ln loT1e, Bu111a
1
t would be - headline for newapaper,
~
radio and leleTiaion.
h a • - ~ ~
a
ohe11
~
,ournaaent.
Al the Nanhattu Ch••• Club 11&1ter1 froa
varlou1 natlona are playing ln \he
Verthei ■
- - aJZ.IL
-i,L.
t>,..,t.,.,._,.,I..
International tournament
A,_ ..
,,eaeat ....
tr.-
I
~
,1a1■
114e
of the Iron Curtain.
•• of \onlght, there 11 a \hr•• wa1 ,1e for
flr1t place. Between - foraer World'• Champion
•••••1
Be1heT1k11 an4 Jack Craa•r~ one of the younger Aaerlou
pla1er1.
Then there'• the Belgian aa1ter - O'KellJ
De GalwaJ.
Inte~e•tlng
na■e,
which aay go back lo
famou1
eTent1
nearly three hundred
year• ago -
William of
Orange, the Battle of the
Boyne,
the fllghl
of
the Wild Gee••·
aray
left, and went
farge
part of the defeated
Irl1h
to Bpa1n,
Franc:-:;elg1u■,
where
01111 -
a
••
they hired out
a1
profe1a1ona1 1old1er1 - the fligh'
,,7t-'We~l£.l,~
of ihe wild gee•~ PNNlti~aoae Irl•b•&D naae4 O'Kell7,
fro ■
Qalwa7 woun4 up ln Belg1wa, where h11 4e1oen4an,1
a ohaap
fro■
the Argentine naae4
■&Jdort
<•r-4ort).
•••1•41•& ua thai a lot of retu1•••
fro■
Bliler••
Ger ■any
wou4
up 1n ihe Argentlae.
Ber•'•
lhe
1., •• , -
& fl&ah bul1e,1a.
O'hllJ
D• G&lW&J
■ake•
h11 for,,-11xlh •o•• --
hl&hl to K1n1'• 111hopa f1flh, 41aooyere4 oheok,
Jio\'
tor1ua1 rooll: &114
quHll>
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