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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

Page

6

Light contact at front as UN forces press Korea war tempo

The fighting slowed to light contact along the 100 mile front while the UN, awaiting a truce response from the Communist high command, maintains full war tempo. Van Fleet calls it business as usual as Air Force and Navy actions continue. Allied planes blast red airfields behind lines, with B 29 strikes on Kangdong and attacks on supply routes disrupting moves of troops and materiel.

James A. van Fleet High Command United Nations Armed Forces van Fleet Air Force Tokyo Air Navy Wonsan Ridgway Red Command Kangdong Korea India Pakistan Free Asia Thailand Malaya

Europe Watches Ridgway Korea Cease Fire Effort

Western Europe welcomed Gen. Ridgway’s cease-fire appeal for Korea. Britain approved the plan and hoped for success on the Jutlandia hospital ship near Wonsan. Denmark Italy and France voiced cautious approval amid mixed commentary on U S initiative.

Europe Korea London Matthew B. Ridgway London Foreign Office Britain Ridgway Jutlandia Wonsan Copenhagen Ole Bjoern Kraft Washington

Draft Prospects Question Cease-Fire Impact on Draft

Youths with induction numbers ask if Korea cease-fire lets them stay civilian. Deputy Defense Secretary Lovett says inquiries flow in as draft boards assign numbers.

Washington Dune Wy Defense Secy Robert A. Lovett Defense Dept

Doctor Kills Self in Hotel Murder Case Details

Doctor Peake, facing charges of molesting four Seal Beach youths, killed himself in a Los Angeles hotel after failing to appear in court. His wife reported a note predicting his suicide and referencing an expensive car found in Lynwood. He had confessed to the criminal acts and had been released on bond days earlier.

Seal Beach Peake Tong Beach Katherine Peake Via de Roma

Farm Prices Dip in June

The Agriculture Department reports average farm prices fell more than 1 percent in the first half of June, marking the fourth straight monthly drop. Despite some rises, none hit parity. Beef, calves, cotton, wool remain under price ceilings. The index was 305 percent of the 1910 14 base, down from 313 in February but 22 percent above last June. Prices paid by farmers for materials and labor hit 283 percent of the base.

Washington Agriculture Department

Czechs to Return U.S. Jet Planes and Release 2 Pilots

Prague announced it would return two U.S. jet fighters that strayed onto a Czech airfield and release the two pilots. The note to Ambassador Ellis Briggs voiced irritation over three U.S. notes demanding immediate release and noted Lt. Bjorn Johansen, a Norwegian, will be sent home. Foreign Minister Vilian Siroky rejected U.S. influence over Czech government decisions on the matter.

Prague Czechoslovakia U.S Ellis ©. Briggs Bjoern Johansen United States Germany Norway Vilian Siroky Briggs Czech Republic

Portland Sees Relief As Heat Eases From Record June

Portland area faces relief from this year’s hottest spell as temperatures near 97 at the city airport yesterday afternoon, just shy of June’s all time high. Officials warned of continued high heat with a forecast for cooler conditions today.

Portland Ore

Revolt Grips Thailand as Navy Seizes Premier

A Thai revolt prompts the navy to seize Premier Phibun with an ultimatum. Gen Phin warned of attack if he did not surrender, while Ranapaksa threatened bombing if Phibun remained. An American embassy building was struck by a stray bullet but no injuries. Airlines diverted and the U.S. advised citizens to postpone travel until the crisis clarifies.

Phin Phibun Sheldon Ranapakas Bangkok United States Thailand Hong Kong Burma Indo-China Asia

Van Fleet Escapes Helicopter Crash Off Korea

June 25 Van Fleet commander James A. Van Fleet of the U N ground forces in Korea narrowly escaped a deadly helicopter crash aboard the USS Los Angeles off Korea's east coast. He said he was only shaken up by the mishap and escaped unhurt.

Kurita James A. van Fleet U.N Korea Los Angeles van Fleet

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