War Long Way From Being Over Truce Line Snag Holds Peace Talks
War in Korea lingers with no armistice in sight as talks resume soon. The buffer zone along the 38th parallel, inspection of rear areas, and the supervisory body dominate negotiations. Reds blame delays on Allied demands and insist on line definitions and troop limits.
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Newsprint Price Rise Seen by American Mills Meeting Canada
The Office of Price Stabilization said a number of US newsprint mills will raise ceiling prices to 96 dollars per ton, matching new Canadian prices. A spokesman noted some mills could raise further but will not exceed the level. Canadian pricing and volume effects were cited as a key factor in US price levels.
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Navy still needs three battleships to control seas says Kimball
Secretary Dan A Kimball told the Los Angeles Press Club that air power has not supplanted sea power and that the nation must maintain a Navy capable of controlling the seas. He cited the Korean War and the need to support overseas operations, noting extensive troop and cargo movements and urging a modest but sustained build-up.
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Carl Vinson
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