Eisenhower on Korea and the Far East policy in 1952
The text recounts Eisenhower’s 1952 statements on Korea, urging arming South Koreans to front lines, avoiding wartime moves by the United Nations, and preferring Asian forces to bear the fighting if war came. He critiques bombing China and calls for intensified training and morale warfare to break Communist influence in East Asia.
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Hisenhower
China
Eisenhower
Korea
Ilinois
Far East
America
Ike
Tke
Wistnhower
Ter East
Deer season opens with mixed fortunes in Corry area
Dec 2 1992 notes hunters’ openings with several large bucks reported while others saw no deer. Fire at Roy Rickerson home on North Center Street caused minor damage. A separate auto crash near Little Cooley left a woman with facial injuries. PAAC and Woman's Club to launch year end Christmas seals drive on Dec 5. Mrs Johns sustained a leg fracture and Mrs West suffered torn ligaments and bruises from a fall in Syracuse.
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Roy Rickerson
North Center Street
Quiz on history and language from classified page
A reader’s memory test with ten questions covers Monticello residence founder the Foreign Legion Old Testament wife Esther state of Leavenworth Penitentiary penguin reproduction Mount Etna location William Allen White's newspaper orchid color and author of Peter Ibbetson plus a grammar correction about subject verb agreement
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Foreign Legion
Ahasuerus
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Mount Etna
Cyprus
Sicily
Malta
Sardinia
William Allen White
Peter Tbbetson
John
Katherine
Eisenhower on Korea and Peace Prospects June 1953
In Abilene on June 4 1953 General Eisenhower avoided naming Korea while urging peace with honor and national solvency. A June 5 press conference doubted immediate success against Korea and China while stressing firm stance. A June 7 mass interview echoed no easy road to peace and readiness to meet Stalin. June 18 remarks to GOP delegates warned a decisive Korea victory would need far more troops and matériel, with Formosa defended by Chinese Nationalists as a limited hope.
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Ike
Korea
Abilene
Gen
Eisenhower
Tke
Yalu River
China
Stalin
Oregon
Arizona
Formosa
Rhee Demands All-Out Offensive in Korea
Seoul President Syngman Rhee called for an immediate all out offensive to drive Chinese Reds from North Korea. He said South Korea could do 60 now without Japanese or Chinese Nationalist troops and believed the move would not draw the Soviet Union into a world war.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Russa
Soviet Union
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