U.S. Sets Major Revision of Far Eastern Policy
Tokyo reports the United States will revise its Far Eastern military policy after Geneva talks broke down. Expected moves include speeding up the Republic of Korea army with modern weapons and creating a mobile U.S. strategic reserve in the Western Pacific. Gen Van Fleet travels between Japan, Korea, and Formosa as Biden weighs options. The Geneva failure likely ensures a prolonged stalemate on the Korean front with UN forces facing Chinese and North Korean troops.
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Chess Match Opens Second Round Between US and USSR
United States chess team strategized for the second round of international matches in New York after the first round ended with the Soviets leading 6-2. Only Donald Byrne won for the Americans. Robert Byrne, Th eir rival, fell to Kotov while two others drew.
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