Facts and figures on prisoner swap accord
Details on Operation Little Switch, the exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of the Korean war. The swap begins a week from now at Panmunjom with about 600 Allied prisoners to be handed over including 450 South Koreans, 120 Americans, 20 Britons and 15 others. The UN will receive about 5900 Communist prisoners, including 5100 North Koreans and 700 Chinese. Exchange rate is 500 UN prisoners daily, Reds 100 daily, all to complete in 1 day though a 20 day limit exists. Hours 9 am to 6 pm. Allied officer in charge Rear Admiral John C. Daniel, with Col. Edward L. Austin at Panmunjom. Evacuation by helicopter to Freedom Village at Munsan, then to Japan. prisoners transported by train from Pusan to Munsan and by vehicle to Panmunjom.
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Tito Says Russia Must Ease Cold War Tactics
Yugoslav leader Tito warned in a U.S. News and World Report interview that Moscow will not fully drop Stalinist methods. He said the Kremlin may ease in Europe but focus on Asia, arguing China will not become a satellite and that Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia remain weak points in Eastern Europe. Tito urged Western diplomacy to push for a broader shift in Soviet policy.
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Group of Repatriates to Return to Japan
A new batch of Japanese repatriates from Red China began arriving in Japan this week aboard four vessels carrying about 5 000 people. Red China agreed to return some 30 000 nationals, with many more unaccounted for by the Communists. The first group of about 5 000 landed in March.
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Hoover says Eisenhower moving with vigor at cleaning Washington
In Cleveland over the weekend for Case Institute’s 75th anniversary Herbert Hoover praised President Eisenhower. He said Eisenhower is moving with vigor and doing a remarkable job cleaning up what Hoover called the “megs” in Washington. Hoover predicts reforms to eliminate waste as part of reorganization.
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Remington Rand Sales Staff Win Century Club Awards
Two Long Beach sales staffers D. M. Bayne and J. D. Adamson win Century Club awards for 1952 in the nationwide sales contest. They will receive a nine day vacation in Havana as top performers.
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