28 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1951
Page
1
President Truman denounces the Hungarian government for infamous conduct and says the United States will present proof to the United Nations that thousands are being forcibly removed from their homes. The State Department reportedly has evidence supporting the charges.
President Truman outlined in Detroit that mass deportations in Hungary are brutal acts and a flagrant violation of peace provisions. He pledged to present evidence to the UN secretary general and urged accountability for the Hungarian government amid a long US dispute with the regime. The report notes Waegeler’s imprisonment and Groesz trial as cited tensions involving US officials and Hungary.
Armistice negotiators met for the 12th time at Kaesong and pushed toward a cease-fire buffer zone. Officials predicted a settlement on the line of demarcation by tomorrow with possible swift progress on supervision and prisoner exchange by Aug. 4. Sessions included two recesses and a midday reconvening despite rain as talks moved toward final stages.
In San Francisco on July 27 eight of twelve newly arrested Communists lost their first bail bid as government fears they might flee. Federal Judge Louis B. Goodman cut bail for four men in the Los Angeles New York and San Francisco cases from 79000 to 50000 and ordered three jailed women to post 35000 by noon tomorrow or return to jail.
Norwalk defeats bid to remove Kyle Holmes, former president of the Carmenita School District board of trustees. Holmes gained 136 votes while 102 voters supported the recall in the special election.
Editorial argues that as Korea war ends production will shift from ammo and war materiel to rebuilding and defense, warning against cutting production capacity. It stresses maintaining strong defense programs while facing rising costs and the need to keep ships and weapons ready for Europe and global forces.
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