Renewal of Hot Fighting Most Likely
China rejects UN truce proposals and Eisenhower calls for deeds over words. Allied leaders in Tokyo anticipate renewed heavy fighting in Korea as a limited offensive behind enemy lines is discussed. Key questions include assembling sufficient force and risks of rugged terrain for a potential amphibious strike.
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Allies Outnumbered on Stalemate Line
An early war dispatch says allies are outnumbered about two to one on the stalemate line. Eisenhower would face public opinion pressure at home as casualty reports from such an operation begin to arrive.
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End of War Promises and Strategic Dilemmas
The article discusses wartime promises, public expectation for a decisive move, and the administration’s risk in outlining plans to opponents. It notes that any new offensive must be clearly justified and that revealing strategies could undermine negotiations or reveal intentions, creating a practical stalemate risk.
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Packard Pan American on Display at Stemlar Motors
The Packard Pan American, a prize winning future model, will be shown Thursday and Friday at Stemlar Motor Company, 201 1 Fourth Avenue SE. The convertible with wire wheels features can tiour European styling and is slated for limited production next year. The display is open to the public. In the United States about 29 percent of fire fatalities occur in rural areas.
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