14 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
1
The article notes UN forces face heavy Chinese losses but greater UN firepower and lengthening Chinese supply lines. It cites day movement of Chinese forces, airstrikes on transport, and improved UN air protection aiding a salvage path as northern evacuations proceed orderly under fleet guns and air cover.
The text argues that Western Europe fears U S atomic use in China could trigger Russian retaliation on Europe. It suggests potential options like warning Russia to deter China, risking war but possibly achieving peace if Russia lacks bombs. It warns Russia would likely trigger war regardless, complicating Western choices.
The piece argues Russia gains from China’s fight in Korea and elsewhere while China and the West suffer. It likens Russia to a fight manager insisting opponents cannot harm them. The West hopes Chinese leaders realize their losses as Russia remains on the sidelines cheering.
Public notice lists mailing dates and class registration for Atlantic Iowa paper. Rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions vary by duration and region including Case and adjoining counties, Iowa, U S and Canada.
George Sokolsky argues that the Formosa phrase masks a split China policy and that Cairo and Teheran agreements betray moral standards. He contends Truman and Attlee dodge accountability, linking the Formosa line to Korea and a lasting U.S. credibility crisis.
Drew Pearson reports on President Truman’s irritations with Bernard Baruch and Bernard Baruch’s clash with the White House. The piece ties personal animosities to foreign policy, Treasury controls, and the power balance on Capitol Hill, citing Taft and others as affected by Truman’s confidants and loyalty concerns.
Colombo Ceylon dockers unions dominated by communists voted last night to refuse to load or unload ships carrying war supplies to Korea for the United Nations.
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