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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1953

Page

5

Seventy Yanks to Be Freed Today in PW Trade

Allied and Communist forces prepared to release prisoners in a staged exchange at Panmunjom. About 100 Americans and other nationals will be freed in waves with medical care and transport arranged to Munsan, Inchon, and onward to home.

Capity Panmunjom Can Freedom Munsan Cal Army Camp Britannica Liberty Village Freedom Village Inchon Seoul Korea Japan United States Kaesong Red Here Red Cross North Korea Panmugjom

Reds Raid Berlin Aid Centers Amid Food Blockade

Eastern Germany's Premier Otto Grotewohl rejected Eisenhower's $15 million food offer and pledged to buy more American food if funds were released. U.S. Notenbank holds about $1.4 million under wartime rules. safe guards cited. About 150,000 East Berliners visited free food stations amid police threats. more demonstrations and border crossings reported as blockades grow.

Volkskammer Otto Grotewohl Eisenhower U. S United States Grotench Conant Notensbank China Korea East Germany

Russ Leader in Charge Expert Says

A reporter quotes Gilmore on Lavrenti Beria's purge and Malenkov's grip on power. He notes Malenkov's decisive style, no reliance on others, and strong public speaking. Question looms whether a military man could seize power, with Gilmore unsure about army involvement.

Red Capital Lavrenti P. Beria Secret Police Gilmore S “Malenkov Beria Malenkov Soviet Union

Eisenhower Calls Foreign Aid Cheapest Path to Security

President Eisenhower, at the 45th annual Governor's conference in Seattle, said the foreign aid program is the cheapest way to American security and not a giveaway. He cited $400 million for aid to Indo China and discussed Southeast Asia, Iran, and the dangers of communism, urging nonpartisan cooperation and a middle-of-the-road governance approach. Hollywood stuntman Fred J. Stephens suffered severe burns in a movie scene and was hospitalized.

Seattle Elisenhower United States United States of America Eisenhower Southeast Asia Indochina India Iran Mossadegh Indonesia Malenkov Gilmore Stalin America Hollywood Fred J. Stephens California Hospital

Swedes Honor Warren With Swedish Order Cross

Gov Earl Warren of California received the Grand Cross of the Swedish Order of the Northern Star at a dinner in his honor held at the foreign office in Stockholm Sweden.

Warren Stockholm Sweden Gov Earl Warren California Order of the Northern Star Foreign Office

Submarine Remora Returns to San Diego Navy Yard

The snorkel submarine Remora is back in San Diego after six months in the Far East. Cmdr. Richard S. Garvey of San Rafael is the vessel’s commander.

San Diego Navy Far East Cmdr Richard S. Garvey San Rafaeld

Simple Burial for Senator Taft in Indian Hill Church

Family and close friends attended a simple funeral at Indian Hill church for Senator Robert A Taft son of a president and a leading public figure. About 200 in attendance while 15 miles away in Cincinnati officials and the public gathered at Christ Church for a memorial service. Taft died Friday in New York of cancer and lay in state in Washington before burial. The ceremony featured no eulogy and a hymn chosen as Taft’s favorite.

Cincinnati Robert A. Taft Indian Hill Christ Church Sen. Taft Washington New York Indian Hill Church Luther Tucker Taft Commonwealth Club of Cincinnati New Cemetery

Yankers Won't Be Labor Troops in Korea Aid

White House spokesmen state the plan to use the Army to assist Korea does not assign combat troops to labor. President Eisenhower seeks technical help for South Korea while stressing that combat units will not serve as labor forces.

Washington White House Korea U. S Murray Snyder Eisenhower

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