Army Starts Fast Rotation of 30000 Korea Troops Monthly
Washington July 18 The Army announced a dramatic boost to the Korea troop rotation plan sending 30000 men per month back to the United States for the next three months as replacements arrive The aim rises from 20000 while a spokesman declined to say if the move ties to cease fire talks By last week the service had repatriated 32000 officers and men since April Longest serving on the frontline receive priority Other services also rotate personnel on Korean duty.
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A Patient People Editorial Critique of Communists
Americans are a patient people and tolerate traitors who side with the enemy during war. The piece condemns the Peoples World and its Korea stance, pointing to a Communist-supported daily paper’s editorial rhetoric as problematic. Continued on page 30-4.
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Lifeboats Rescue Waterfront Dwellers After 7.2 Tide
More than 25 families evacuated from s flooded waterfront buildings as heavy furniture sank into waterlogged cushions. Lifeguards under Capt. Rey J. Miller led rescues including a Navy wife and a woman who refused to abandon her canaries. Evacuees found shelter at the Schuyler Hotel, with Grace Rolland and her daughter among those resting there after evacuation. Others from Dorado Ave also relocated as floodwaters receded.
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Extra Buses For Dollar Day Patrons In Long Beach
Long Beach City Lines said extra buses will serve all routes today and tomorrow to handle about 200000 shoppers during Dollar Day. Service frequency will rise, according to manager Willard Lee.
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One Issue Stalls Korea Armistice Truce Talks
At Kaesong near the truce table, Allied and Communist negotiators held the seventh round with one major sticking point. An Allied spokesman indicated the core demand is to place the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea on the agenda, blocking progress toward a successful armistice. The session ran from dawn to early afternoon and recessed after 1 hour 55 minutes of debate on the key issue. Page 2-4 for full truce agenda details.
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