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Newspaper

Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1950

Page

3

Paramount Protests Site for New Paramount High School

Paramount residents protested a plan to designate the Olive Street and Downey Avenue corner as the site for a new Paramount Senior High. The meeting led by Pat Dugan debated converting the current junior high for senior use or building a new junior high, with a private acre-site offer also mentioned. Public detail on the final site price was not disclosed.

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Attlee Eyes Washington Talks to avert China Red War

Prime Minister Clement Attlee plans to urge President Truman to avoid formal war with Communist China, presenting Britain and France's views at the Washington talks starting Monday. French leaders Pleven and Schuman will join Attlee in London discussions to present a united stance against nuclear escalation or widening the war.

Attlee China London Dlp Clement R. Attlee Truman Britain France Washington Rene Pleven Robert Schuman Ernst Bevin Pieven

History Repeating Itself Editorial

The editorial protests scrap rubber tires being shipped to Communist Ching and questions the logic of aiding a foe. It notes a parallel to the lead up to Pearl Harbor, recalling a 1941 Independent editorial that criticized government blindness before war.

Pearl Harbor Independent Japan

MacArthur Says UN Faces 500000-Strong Chinese Force

General MacArthur announced a state of undeclared war exists between Chinese Communists and United Nations forces. He said Chinese strength is about 500,000 men in two echelons, and that UN forces are heavily outnumbered and well equipped. He added UN reverses stem from enemy size, denied exceeding authority, and noted harmony with higher command.

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Red Divisions Attack North Korean Lines Near Pyongyang

Allied forces repel Chinese advance as Red divisions push toward Pyongyang defense perimeter. Air strikes by Communist planes drop six bombs on the capital while 15,000 to 20,000 U S Marines and Seventh Infantry units fend off a trap near Chosin Reservoir. Escaping corridors are blasted by Marine and Navy fighters as the situation escalates.

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Vallet Forge Returns San Diego War News

Hear Adm John M Hoskins commander of Carrier Division 3 returned home from the war and said there were no atomic bombing targets in the North, noting North Korean camouflage. He stated excellent A-bomb targets were across the border in Jurka and described a strong naval presence.

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