20 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
1
Lithuanian fugitives arrived in Sweden after a small Nur as ship at sea. They told police they tried to reach the United States, with three men shot and killed during the voyage. They were picked up by a Swedish captain in Kalmar and taken to the port.
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime period piece noting Japan must endure harsh terms after a treaty. It references naval limits, shipping costs, raw material access, and potential pressure on Japan to curb expansion while facing Western trade and Anglo interests.
Britain and France host Sherman as he meets Lord Pakenham Fraser and staff to discuss Atlantic defense and possible American naval and air bases in Spain. Sherman, avoiding comment on Franco, aims to brief his government after talks with Eisenhower and French officers before a Naples departure.
Washington bid to allow public inspection of welfare rolls without losing federal aid stalls in House. Senate added a measure boosting federal relief funding by about 140 million annually, with a plan to withhold funds if states disclose rolls. Debates center on public access versus cost to the aged and disabled.
Weather continued from page one notes that delegations agreed on questions including Parallel 28 significance, prisoner exchange, buffer zone, cease-fire timing, and potentially neutral supervision of hostile territory. Agreement on agenda items signals discussion scope but not settlement of issues.
Carney remains commander in chief of Allied forces in Southern Europe while also leading U S naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. Sherman aims to fly back to the United States on Monday or Tuesday as military moves continue.
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