Reds Pledge Return of All Ailing POWs
The report details a Red pledge to return all sick and injured Allied prisoners. It notes eight first patients rushed for care and describes procedures, with reports of some POWs aiding Marines and others escaping via a Communist ambulance. The piece discusses totals returned, promises for more, and a brief UN liaison meeting where initial figures were disputed and then expanded by North Korean General Lee.
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Old Baldy
U. S
Reds
U. N
UNC
Lee San Cho
Lee
Adm
John C. Daniel
United Nations
Daeniel
Ready to Confer Anywhere for Peace (Continued)
The President outlined defense planning for Europe against possible Communist aggression must remain flexible to handle emergencies. He favored a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act beyond June 12, pending study. He supported private industry access to atomic energy with possible legal changes, and denied patronage dismissals while urging resignations if policies are rejected. He noted no four power conference plans and cited vigilance on Indochina while the Defense Department reconsiders a British bid for electric power machinery.
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Congress
Europe
T Qe
Atomic, Energy Commission
Senate
U. S
Great Britain
France
Russia
Indochina
Laos
Defense Department
U N Probes Germ Charge in Korea Row
At the United Nations, Ernest A. Gross accused the Soviet Union of a continuing germ warfare campaign against the United States. Andrei Vishinsky rejected the charges as reckless denials while noting investigations by impartial bodies. The assembly paused to monitor developments in Korea as prisoner exchanges began.
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Jebb
Organization of Peace
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Gross
Peiping
Vishinsky
U. N
U. MN
Cautions in Europe as Allies Seek Peace Policy
In a cautious Paris gathering, Eisenhower urged sustained effort for lasting peace while noting real progress requires deeds by others. Bidault accused the Communists of a renewed Indochina attack amid peace talks, urging Korea negotiations not to be followed by renewed war in Indochina. Ismay warned that no NATO relaxation is possible without clear evidence of Russian change.
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Soviet Union
Bedault
Georges Bidault
France
NATO
Indochina
Ores
Bidault
Kingdom of
Laos
Korea
Germany
Palais de Chaillot
Lord Ismay
Sord Ismay
Russia
NATO to Hold, Not Expand, Defense Posture
The NATO council plans no major expansion amid European strains over rearmament costs and U S foreign aid cuts. Emphasis rests on preserving gains, fielding more ground divisions, thousands more aircraft, and additional ground installations, and a long-range buildup to keep Soviet military power in check.
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West
Western Europe
U. S
NATO Council
Infant Dies In Car While Mother Shops On Balboa Island
An infant sleeping in the back seat of a car on Marine Ave Balboa Island Corona del Mar died after the mother shopped for about twenty minutes. The child’s body was taken to Baltz Mortuary.
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Baltz Mortuary
Corona del Mar
Balboa Island
Marine Ave
Attempt to Recover Crash Victims' Bodies
A report on a crash attempt to recover bodies of victims including eight week old David Joe Anderson and his mother Mrs. Robert A. Anderson in Balboa Bay Shores. The narrative mentions a market outing, a fire station summit and a failed Air Force medical attempt. Details are unclear due to fragmented text from the source.
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David Joe Anderson
Robert A. Anderson
Crestview
Balboa Bay Shores
Mt. San Gor
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