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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1951

Page

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Ridgway Proposes Kaesong Armistice Meeting July 10

General Ridgway replies to Communist cease-fire proposal, agreeing to meet at Kaesong on July 10 or earlier if preparations allow. He outlines a preliminary meeting on July 5 with three liaison officers from each side, to arrange details, with travel by helicopter from Kimpo Airfield or by convoy if weather blocks air travel. The plan includes immunity from attack for the convoy if the route and schedule are advised.

Kaesong Kimpo Seoul Tokyo Imjin Seoul-Kaesong M. B. Ridgway United States Army United Nations Command

Seven Communists Sentenced to Prison in Treason Case

FBI opens full manhunt for four top Communist organizers missing after seven leaders surrender and begin five year terms. Judge Ryan issues warrants for Winston Hall Green Thompson as police probe underground party activity following arrests. Ex Communist Budenz says the four may be hiding to organize an underground command.

New York FBI Sylvester J. Ryan Henry Winston Gus Hall Gilbert Green Robert G. Thompson Louis Budenz Daily Worker Communist Party Budenz

Ridgway Proposes Early Korea Armistice Talks

General Matthew Ridgway notified Kim Il-sung and Peng Teh-huai that a preliminary armistice parley should begin on July 5, with an emissary to Kaesong by July 10 or sooner. He urged prompt talks to curb bloodshed and offered limited immunity for a Communist convoy if route and schedule are advised.

Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway Kaesong Ridgway Kim Hi Sung Peng Teh-Huai Frets International Korea Kim Il-sung Kimpo Reds Supreme Allied Srp

Moscow controls Korea ceasefire move says columnist

It took 15 seconds of Malik's speech for the Chinese Communists to accept a cease fire offer in Korea. The discussion is likely guided and stalled on Moscow orders, and even U S Communists may acknowledge Moscow directs Communist forces in Korea. Continued on Page 12.

U. N Malik Korea Moscow

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