Here is Robert Trout with five minutes of the latest news.

It's a great winter Sunday at most of the northeastern states, snow flurries, sleet and freezing rain.

In Philadelphia, a national airline's four-engine plane bound from New York to Norfolk, Virginia,

with 22 passengers aboard, came into land at Philadelphia's international airport, and crashed

on the runway.

Seven persons killed 16th apparently survived the runway. Seven persons killed 16 apparently survived the crash. The weather's bad

in Korea too, bitter cold around WANJU, where the United Nations Defence Line is now threatened

by enemy troops who are up to their old trick of

stepping around behind the allied positions and who seem to be just as

successful at it as ever. United Nations intelligence officers on the spot

estimate that between seven and 30,000 North Korea and

communist troops are now in position some 20 miles behind the United States

second division in that one Jew sector on the East Central Front.

And that's just one place where the Reds have

been filtrated. Major General Robert McClure the Second Division

commander has been replaced abruptly by Major General Clark Ruffner.

No major fighting reported at the moment from Korea.

The biggest military news comes from Tokyo today with the bare announcement that the two top

United States intelligence officers and the Army and Air Force chiefs of staff are in Tokyo and have had a three-hour

Sunday conference with General Douglas MacArthur. We don't know what the meeting is all

about. In fact everything has been cloaked in secrecy, including the arrival in Japan of General

Beattel Smith, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, General Alexander Bolling, the Army Intelligence

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