Truman Rejects Red POW Peace Offer
President Truman rejected the Soviet and Communist insistence on forced repatriation of prisoners in Korea. He outlined three Ridgway terms including no forced POW return and a four-nation Supervisory Commission. Officials warned the Allies must face any outcome as talks at Panmunjom continued.
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Man
Matthew B. Ridgway
Turman
Korea
United States
United Nations
Sec
William
C. Foster
Asst. Sec
John D. Hickerson
Ridgway
Mr. Truman
United Nations Command
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Russia
Truman
Washington
Sec. of
Dean Acheson
Panmunjom
Truce Talks Kept Alive in Seoul Misprint Tokyo Session
Korean truce negotiators met 18 minutes in Tokyo today yet kept peace talks alive by scheduling another meeting for tomorrow. The session gave the first full press briefing since April 28 on an overall solution terms disclosed yesterday. The UN proposed to return 70 willing captives, refused to repatriate prisoners opposed to going back, but the Communists demanded the return of all prisoners held by the UN.
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Tokyo
U.N
Darby Opposes Leasing Lakewood Club Golf Course
Sup Raymond V Darby of the Fourth District met with Mayor Burton W Chace to discuss local issues and expressed disfavor with leasing the Lakewood Country Club golf course. He preferred condemning and buying outright, warning that a lease could set a value complicating future acquisition. He invited Chace to host a May 28 ceremony for the Santa Fe Ave opening between Del Amo Blvd and Artesia St.
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Raymond V. Darby
Burton W. Chace
Lakewood Country Club
Darby
Chace
Santa Fe Ave
del Amo Blvd
Artesia St
City Manager Sees Budget Tee Total Funding Rise
The city manager states this year’s budget will be tightened by teena money from the gas department. He notes reduced funds from upland oil projects near the airport and San Gabriel River. The plan illustrates how financing depends on taxes and city queries for the coming year.
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Vickers Aays
Triplet birth freezes card at Lakewood hospital
Robert Lorge and his wife Mary welcomed three newborns at St. Mary's Hospital in Lakewood on April 11 after a six week premature birth. Martin, Mark, and Michele Large, all under glass in incubators, weigh about four pounds each and face ongoing incubator, oxygen, and medical costs. The parents, already caring for Craig, expect homeby soon as the babies gain weight.
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Robert Lorge
Bob
Mary
St. Mary's Hospital
Michele
Martin
Mark
Snowden Aver
Lakewood
Ami
Officer's Son Struck by Auto in Long Beach
The 7-year-old son of a Long Beach police officer was hit by a car on E Seventh Street near Park Avenue while playing. Chalmer Le Roy Sandvik, son of Officer Philip D. Sandvik, sustained a fractured left clavicle and head injuries. the driver, Josephine Brown of Westminster, said she could not avoid the boy as he darted into the street.
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Long Beach
Yester
Chalmer le Roy Sandvik
Philip D. Sandvik
Denver Ave
E. Seventh St
Park Ave
Josephine Brown
Westminster
Korea Front Action Intensifies Along 155 Mile Line
Allied forces intensified fighting along the 155 mile front with heavier action and two tank raids breaking into Communist defenses. 182 enemy soldiers were killed or wounded as bunkers and trenches were struck, while Red artillery fire doubled. Allied air power damaged rail lines in over 100 locations and hit supply centers in Northwest Korea.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
Korea
Truck Driver Hurt Unloading Oil Pipe at Local Co
Raymond Rovarge a 24 year old truck driver of 498 Banner Dr. was treated at Community Hospital for an injured left leg after an oil pipe he was unloading at Blackwell and Sundry Co. 3175 Cherry Ave. sliced and struck him yesterday according to police reports.
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Raymond Rovarge
Banner
Lakewood Plaza Group Delayed Annexation Vote Path
Mil ton Beycick outlines steps for Lakewood annexation before residents can vote while Dele Ely from the Long Beach Board of Education reviews current and planned school facilities. The group also pushes a letter and phone campaign to secure metal street light poles for districts 4 and 5, with Alden Construction poised to install wooden poles unless action is taken. The meeting reaffirms support for Los Alamitos Park, approves a constitutional draft, and discusses organizing a civic group auxiliary.
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Lakewood Junk High School
Milton R. Beycick
Out Uned
E Annexa
Dele Ely
Long Beach Board of Education
Lakewood Plaza
Alden Construction Co
Veter Group
Los Alamitos
Weather tides and heights reported for today and tomorrow
High tides today reach 5.0 feet at 8 48 am with 8 27 am tide, next low tide near 2 31 pm. Tomorrow high tides around 7 00 am and 6 20 pm, 02 feet at 6 20 am, low tides at 3 34 am and 1.7 feet at 3 08 pm.
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Petronius Jr
Gaz
Teo Come
San Gabriel River
Mts
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Exchange
Cheexpraks & Potomac Palrhee Co
L. B. Annexation
Gureauy
Unite States
Lory Beach
Okio
City
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Portiani Clavet
Jenver St. Loui
Salt_ Lake
Detroit
Tenna Fairbanks
Orleans
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