Truce Talks Resume Today Amid Prisoner Atrocity Claims
The armistice session set for 11 a m 6 p m Long Beach time will test whether Red forces will continue repatriation amid atrocity charges. Americans freed include Navy flyer En. Martin M Broomhead and Airman 3-c Williame R K Hilycard. POW camps cited report thousands died from malnutrition wounds and exposure with dramatic survivor testimony.
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U. N
Tneir
Amies
Fey
Navy
Air Force
Ens
Martin
Broomhead
Salt Lake City
Williame RK. Hilycard
Columbus
Ind
Valley Forge
Hillcard
Boma
Gilbert Christie
Montezuma, Inc
Christus
Cpl
John J. Watters
Washington, D.C
Wendell NH. Trettersy
Terry Ville
Conn
Albert Howard
Nashville
Tenn
Advisers Chosen for Gamma Globulin Allocation
Health Officer Dr. I. D. Litwak will head a medical committee to decide gamma globulin distribution in Long Beach. The four members include Drs. Arthur H. Buell and William Zanting and osteopaths Russell M. Husted and Phillin W. Resmes. A preliminary meeting is set for Friday to draft policy for next week.
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Long Beach
I. D. Litwak
Health Department
Arthur H. Buell
William Zanting
Russell M. Husted
Phillin W. Resmes
Junior C of C to Honor Long Beach Architects
Long Beach architects will be eligible for awards in the 1953 Architectural Design Contest. Recognition certificates will be presented at a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting on May 15 at Wilton Hotel. Speaker will be Millard Sheets. Judges are Paul Robinson Paul R. Williams and Quincy Jones.
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Long Beach
Families Celebrate Release Of Kins From Korea War
AMERICAN families in REDLANDS and nearby areas greet news of Marine Donald A. Rose and two other Southern California servicemen returning from Korea via Panmunjom exchange. Rose, listed MIA since Feb 1952, is described as alive and headed home, with statements of renewed hope from his parents. Fellow returnees include Ens. Marvin S. Broomhead of Banning and Army Pvt Sefering Rodriguez of Los Angeles, both previously reported missing in action.
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Redilands
Atley D. Rose
United
Panmunjom
Rose
Donald A. Rose
Roses
Southern California
Ens. Maryin S. Broomhead
Banning
Army
Sefering Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Rodriguez
Korea
Eleanor Gomez
Broomhead
Beatrice
Marvin
Valley Forge
Ens. Broomhead
Morse Delivers Long Tidelands Speech Amid Senate Debate
Democratic and Republican leaders clash over the tidelands bill as Senator Morse, sustained by soup and tea, argues national wealth and education share in tidelands resources. Nixon presides briefly while Morse resumes his remarks and the floor fight continues.
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Senate
Morse
Tidelands
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Screaming Roots Apartment Thief
Sammi D. Rynerson a 24 year old waitress awoke at 1818 E Third St at 2 am to a burglar who tried to strangle her and steal her purse containing 107 dollars. She described a husky young man in his late 20s wearing a red sport shirt and khaki pants who fled after her screams.
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E. Third St
Miss Rynerson
Elks Scholarship Winners Announced in Long Beach
Dr. Kephas Kinsman of Long Beach State College and Jess W. Grundy of Long Beach Lodge 888 announced five Elks scholarship winners. Named are Nan Davidson City College Frances Tanikawa Polytechnic High School Barbara Bakken Wilson High School and Marilyn Martin Jordan High School.
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Kephas Kinsman
Long Beach State College
Jess W. Grundy
Long Beach Lodge
Nan Davidson
Village Rd
City College
Frances Tanikawa
20Th St. Polytechnic High School
Barbara Bakken
Orlea Ave. Wilson High School
Marilyn Martin
Nipomo Ave
Jordan High School
First USAF Pilot Among 13 Prisoners Scheduled to Be Freed
Panmunjom reports one of 13 American prisoners slated to win freedom Sunday is believed to be an Air Force jet pilot. If confirmed, he would be the first Air Force officer to return home from captivity.
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Panmunjom
Air Force
Atom Blast Wrecks Plane Near Las Vegas Test Site
A detonation caused shock waves reaching 75 airline miles, rattling a motorist along U S Highway 93 east of Las Vegas and cracking his windshield. The blast distorted atmospheric layers, shattered a shack on Yucca flats, and broke light bulbs at the control point. A six B 47 formation from Tampa and B 50s from Savannah took part in the test, both atomic carriers of the Strategic Air Command conducting indoctrination flights.
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Las Vegas
Tampa
Fla
Savarnnah
Strategic Air Command
President Eisenhower Goes Golfing at Burning Tree
President Eisenhower left the White House at 10 15 a m to play golf at Burning Tree Golf Club in Maryland after receiving several callers in his office the trip reflects a routine weekend activity by the president with no public agenda announced.
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Washington—I
Eisenhower
White House
Burning Tree Golf Club
Maryland
Soviet Pravda Critiques Eisenhower Address Sharp Yet Open to Talks
Pravda front page reply sharply argues with several points in Eisenhower’s April 16 speech, criticizing Dulles and U.S. policy while reaffirming Soviet positions. It rejects preconditions, opens the door to negotiations, and cites Korea and Germany as examples, urging real disarmament and UN China inclusion.
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Pravda
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Russia
Korea
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
China
Chiang Wai-shek
United Nations
Indochina
Malaya
Search Party Sights Five Bodies From Mt San Gorgonio Crash
An advance rescue party pursuing bodies from a December transport plane wreck on Mt. San Gorgonio reports finding five of the 113 airmen. The pack train of eight men and nine horses spent a second night near the wreckage about half a mile away, with the flight originating from Offutt Air Force Base to March Air Force Base.
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Dan Berinarulin
Mt. San Gorgonio
Offutt FB
Omaha
Maren Afb
Riverside
Vietminh Pressed Toward Luang Prabang In Laos
Vietminh forces push from the northwest and east toward Luang Prabang as French and Laotian defenses hold at Mungapoi and other posts. The advance aims at the royal capital, residence of King Sisavang Vong, along the Mekong River amid difficult jungle terrain.
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Indochina
Laos
Luang
Prabang
Mungapoi
Xieng-khouang
Luangpiasang
Luangprabang
Chievench
Sisavang Vong
Mekong
Yoshida Party Impressive in Japan Voting
In Tokyo Liberal Party led by Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida claimed 38 of 97 seats in the House of Councillors by 5 pm with independents aligned, while Leftist Socialists had 11 seats and the Communists won 4. The election, Japan's second in five days, tests Yoshida's bid to regain the prime ministership as his party seeks outside support to avoid a veto on legislation.
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Tokyo--U
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Senate
House of Councilors
Yoshida
Communist Party
Japan
House of Councillors
Diet
Coyne
Five Texans Cleared of Argentine Charges
Five Texas businessmen were arrested in northern Argentina on suspicions of violating national security laws but were released without charges. They had been flown to Buenos Aires at the request of the U.S. ambassador. Argentine Interior Ministry officials stated no charges or suspicions remained.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Texas
U.S
Albert Nuffer
Interior Ministry
Four Way Approach Lecture by Harold Sherman
Harold Sherman, author of Know Your Own Mind, teaches a public class on intuition faith meditation and prayer at ESA Lindan Ave labeled under Church of Religious Science suspicion. The course, open to everyone, begins soon at Class Fem. 420,09 with expectations for his latest Know Your Own Mind due first week in May.
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Asthon
Philoseph Can Ceeck
Church of Religious Science
Esa Lindan Ave
Angle Everiti
Harold Sherman
Mexican Gestures Full of Significance in Everyday Talk
An article explores Mexican and Latin American gestures, explaining how hand and finger motions replace or intensify words. It recounts a conversation between Pancho and Miguel with examples of inviting, drinking, money, and refusals, noting some gestures are shared with Americans while others differ or confuse.
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Mexico
Tadio
Pancho
Miguel
Pantho
Nis
Thole Dyer
Migur
Ganthles
Pantha
Ward
Jake
America
Dowt
Troy
Man Found Guilty in Dangerous Drug Possession Case
Champlain So MacCina, of 12svalid Ave, was found guilty in Municipal Court for possessing a dangerous drug amphetamine without a prescription. Police found two pills on April 16. he claimed they were for headaches. A police chemist identified them as amphetamine. Judge Marty DeVyles scheduled probation hearing and sentence for May 22.
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Champlain
MacCina
McCrea
Ralph Simonds
Marty DeVyles
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