10 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1951
Page
1
Robert L. Browning, 39, of 11534 E Third St, was nabbed after lingering too long at Jacquetta Sather’s liquor store. He faced disorderly conduct charges, later dropped, after paying years of traffic fines. police reported he had stared at the clerk for extended periods.
Gen. Mark W. Clark's son Captain William D. Clark was wounded for the third time in the Korean War. Army reports fragments from a mortar shell penetrated his left chest, hip and right leg after earlier injuries to his right knee and head while leading a patrol.
King George VI cancels his planned tour of Australia and New Zealand and will be replaced by Princes Elizabeth and Philip. Buckingham Palace says the decision follows doctors advice after his September lung operation.
A London focused report in U.S. News and World Report interviews three distinguished British figures an historian banker and economist. The piece paints a somber view of the fading empire noting the sun never sets phrase fading after 35 years of decline.
Gus Hall, a Moscow trained leader of the American Communist Party, was seized by Mexican secret service agents on his 41st birthday as he entered Mexico City with two men and two women. He was deported to the United States early today and had previously jumped bail in New York City to avoid prison.
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy chief UN armistice delegate returned to the Korean area with Maj. Gen. Laurence Craigie. Liaison officers met at Pan Mun Jom and reportedly agreed on a new midway site for resumed cease fire talks between Pan Mun Jom and Songhyon ni, following a two hour inspection.
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