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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1951

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Trygve Lie Urges Immediate Korea Cease Fire Plan

The United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie states that a military cease-fire in Korea near the 38th parallel should be the first step to peace. He notes support from many governments and USSR deputy Yakov Malik and urges negotiations at the earliest date within UN considerations. The aim is to stop fighting and prevent renewal while political issues are discussed in UN bodies.

United Nations Trygve Ie Korea Arid Ussr Yakov (Jacob) Malik U. N James E. Roper Washington United States Russia State Department Trygve Lieg Jacob A. Malik U.S Malik Lie Dean Rusk F. S. Tomlinson Jean Caridan

Here to Stay Gen Van Fleet Says U N Army Here to Carry On

Lt Gen Janes A Van Fleet, commander of the Eighth Army, declared the United Nations forces are here to carry out their military job amid peace rumors. He watched the Second Division in a training exercise on the first anniversary of the North Korean invasion and urged continued firepower and training to ensure victory and safe return home.

U. 8 Korea Janes A. van Fleet United Nations Eighth Army Republic van Fleet 10Th Corps Gene Edward M. Almond Clark L. Ruffner Almond Soyang River

Cutting Up a Beef

The butcher must cut a beef carcass into about 40 cuts and price each to recover the carcass cost plus 4 net profit. Expected profit around 10 percent. Carcass cost may be 57 with retail aim of 563. Soup bone 6 cents per pound and throat for 82 cents per pound. Plate beef cuts 41 cents a pound versus T-bone at 124 dollars per pound.

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Trygve Lie U.S. Skeptical Taeme Yetemotos Gen. van Fleet Drew Pearn Ray Tucker
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