New Russ Peace Move Shakes Western World
Negotiators meet Monday to arrange a transfer and discuss potential armistice steps as Western officials hail deeds over words. Rear Adm. Daniel voices cautious optimism while East Germany tightens church restrictions on Good Friday. Eisenhower stresses assessing Communist offers, and a possible Eisenhower Malenkov summit looms with Churchill and Mayer likely invited. Moscow papers highlight Churchill’s call for improved Soviet Western ties, with Pravda quoting cautious views on Korea talks.
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Battle Casualties Rise in Korean War Reports
Allied forces report heavy fighting in eastern and western Korea with 29 enemy killed in patrol clashes and B 26 strikes crippling North Korean supply lines. March casualty totals reach 12 553 killed wounded or captured, the highest monthly figure since last November.
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Gruenther Warns on Russian Aims and NATO Unity
NATO staff chief Gruenther warned that Soviet attempts to split Western allies threaten American leadership. He cautioned unity is essential to meet Russian blandishments and noted the danger of underestimating Soviet resolve. He commented on Montgomery's critique of NATO plans and stressed the goal of 50 divisions and 4000 aircraft by end of 1952.
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Oriskany Arrives in Hong Kong for Recreational Visit
The U S aircraft carrier Oriskany, flagship of Carrier Division Five, arrived today from Korean waters on a recreational visit. Commanded by Captain C Shands and flying Rear Adm R F Hickey's flag, the ship will host supporting units. Admiral Joy remains skeptical of new truce moves, citing loopholes in prisoner exchange offers that could delay talks.
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City and School Vote Expands to $61,187 in Volume
Long Beach Unified School District voters in Long Beach Lakewood Signal Hill and Catalina Island cast ballots for three seats on the Board of Education. Registration totals 172,826 with heavy early turnout at Bellmont Shore and Naples polling places. Lakewood shows slow progress. Ten candidates contend, previous turnout was 12 percent. Voters sought more proposition details and voting locations as precincts were consolidated.
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