Chou En-lai Said Not To Seek War Over Formosa
Japanese Conservative leader Kenzo Matsumura quoted Premier Chou En-lai as saying Peiping would avoid war with Formosa and pursue national reconstruction. The claim, sourced to Chuo Koron, sparked U.S. speculation on a shifted Chinese stance amid Khrushchev’s peace line, though American officials doubt policy change.
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Asahi Journal
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Kerala voters reject Communists in decisive Kerala poll
In TRIVANDRUM India AP reports Kerala's anti Communist alliance wins 80 seats in 126 seat assembly, defeating the Communists who secure 24 seats and allies. The coalition includes Congress 51 seats Peoples Socialist party 18 and Muslim League 11.
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Liberal Wing Leader Matsumura Seen as Possible Future Prime Minister
The passage notes Matsumura heading the liberal wing of Prime Minister Kishi's ruling party and mentions him as a potential future prime minister amid discussions on policy toward the island and Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government.
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Bank robber shells out money and surrenders in Bellflower
Joe Shellnut 30 and James Johnson 31, longtime friends, robbed the First Western Bank of Bellflower of 4000 dollars. Shellnut returned the loot by mail and then surrendered to sheriff’s deputies. Johnson, who had discussed the robbery with Shellnut, was arrested at Shellnut’s home. Both men were booked on robbery charges as detectives noted the odd timeline.
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Man surrenders after deciding to live without fear
The subject said he and his wife discussed the matter and decided he must turn himself in to restore peace of mind. He expressed feeling real good inside as authorities took him to a cell.
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Shellut
London Daily Worker to Cut Editions Amid Losses
The British Communist party admitted major financial difficulties in producing the London Daily Worker. It will issue only one edition daily instead of separate early and late editions. Sales declined from about 120000 in 1949 to 58000.
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Russians Will Stop Jamming British Broadcasts
London reports Russia told Britain it will immediately halt jamming of British broadcasts into Russia.
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UPI
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Britain
Soviet Leader Visis Kathmandu for Two Day Visit
Soviet President Voroshilov arrived in Kathmandu on Wednesday for a two day visit, aimed at strengthening relations and discussing regional issues. The arrival drew attention from local officials and residents as security and ceremonial events were planned.
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