Indo China: Washington talks could seal region's fate
Washington talks between U S and French officials may decide if Indo-China becomes another Korea. Ho Chi Minh's Viet Nam forces challenge French control as Annamite and Cambodian populations face potential Cold War pressure. The region's 23 million people live amid monsoons, varied religions, and strategic resources.
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United States
Indo-China
Korea
Southeast Asia
Laos
Cambodia
Republic of
Viet Nam
Tonkin
Annam
Cochin-China
France
Bao Din
Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi-Minh
Carrier Planes May Carry Atomic Bombs From Ships
The Navy reports AJ-11 attack bombers, weighing over 17 tons and exceeding 350 mph, can operate from aircraft carriers, expanding the reach of atomic weapons. Jets and piston engines power the craft, crew of three, tested from Coral Sea and Norfolk bases.
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Pee
Navy
Coral Sea
Virginia Capes
Norfolk, Va
Price Support For Pork Still Not Decided
Washington reports Secretary Brannan faces a critical choice on reestablishing price supports to boost 1951 pork supplies. Economists warn insufficient production could trigger higher meat prices, potential rationing, and a return to controls, while advocates cite defense era employment gains.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Administration
Claude Wickard
Wickard
Congress
Brannan Farm
No.1 Shimbun Alley Home To Newsmen In Korea
Tokyo hosts the No. 1 Shimbun Alley Tokyo Correspondents Club a dormitory style hub for about 300 journalists covering the Korean War. The five story building buzzed with traffic and late night bar noise then imposed a curfew after non members caused disturbances. Many reporters endured injuries mail from fallen colleagues and a liberally historic pump organ memorial to those lost in the conflict.
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Tokyo
No. 1
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Jimmy Cannon
New York Post
Taega
Correspondent
Taegu
Charles Rosecrans
International News Photos
Teo
Rosie
Tokyo Correspondents Club
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