Prisoner prisoner delay slows Korea peace talks
Reports from Panimnusjom say Communist demands for names of 12,474 Allied prisoners could slow the armistice process. Translations to Chinese and Korean were delayed, with concern the issue may push talks past the December 27 deadline and risk a renewed war.
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Reds Using New Form of Propaganda Front War Mail
Soviet backed propaganda seeks to sway US troops in Korea by Chinese Reds sending Christmas stockings with a handkerchief wooden cigarette holder and a safe conduct pass urging surrender. The items contrast wartime hardship in Korea with American comforts and include life magazine style photos and a beer ad. An Eighth Army colonel called the effort pitiful and ironic and said it shows communist psywar tactics and a flawed appeal to soldiers.
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