Hopeful and Skeptical Parents of Prisoners in Korea
In Arkansas relatives of POWs express hope as China signals possible armistice steps. Wounded return promises and a neutral fate for remaining POWs are floated, while families fear propaganda and uncertainty. James L. Stone, James T. Thompson, and Wayman E. Simpson are cited as loved ones awaiting news amid mixed messages.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
China
Korea
Senators to Take Up Bill on Tidelands
Washington debate continues on a bill to affirm states' title to tidelands beyond low water. Advocates for federal ownership argue the offshore lands belong to the federal government per Supreme Court rulings. The bill, drafted by the interior committee, aims to speed passage after Easter, with Eisenhower expected to sign.
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Washington
Senate
Ollich
Ihefr
Gordon
Ore
Wight and
Equity
Supreme Court
de Moore
Riverie
Caee
Texas
Gulf Coast
Florida
Ser. Cordon
Lenar Toft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Soviet Mission Leaves Japan and Letters From Prison Camp
In Tokyo Soviet officials boarded a Dutch liner to depart, ending their wartime mission to the Allied Council for Japan. Separately, families of U S POWs report inconsistent letters from camps, with repeats of claims of decent treatment but little detail on conditions or food, leaving hopes for resolution uncertain.
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Tokyo
Hone
Oll
Kyodo
Allied Council For Japan
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Simpson
Cpl
Wayman
Lery
Eheays
Ben Edwards
Hunter
Pvt
Franklin
Edwards
Ike Simpson
Oren- Haney
Sgn
Oliver W. Haney
Mammoth Spring
Walter
Paylor
Little Rock
Pte Willip O
Tayedoe
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