Dulles Signals Reciprocal Action Over POW Holdouts
Secretary of State Dulles said after a conference with President Eisenhower that the United States would take reciprocal measures if American prisoners are withheld by the Chinese Communists and North Koreans. He reported to Eisenhower on his Korea trip and praised the POW exchanges at Freedom Village while noting concerns about withheld prisoners.
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Denver
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Honolulu
South Korea
Republic
Synghman Rhee
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
Walter S. Robertson
Korea
Rhee
Freedom Village
Stolen Food Profiteering in East Berlin Stores
Refugees from the Russian zone report that Communist officials are profiteering by selling confiscated American food in state stores at inflated prices. Propaganda claimed parcels were returned to needy West Berliners, but refugees say much of the stolen food, especially meat and fats, reaches party officials’ tables. Other stocks are rewrapped with HO Handels Organization labels and sold in HO stores.
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Red
Max and
Fats
Communist Party
HO (Handels Organization
Yanks Turned Red Reported En Route Home
AP wire story from Freedom Village reports Americans freed from Red prison stockades say 30 progressives from Camp 5 Pyoktong on the Yalu River will return to preach communism in the United States. Cpl Leslie B Seales of Fort nsomville Ind says the 30 are among anti-Red POWs and may join groups like Ex-POWs for Peace and Veterans for Peace. He notes some POWs allied with Reds for better treatment but cautions not all 30 were informers.
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Freedom Village
U. S
United States
Cpl
Leslie B. Seales
Fortnsomville
Ind
Pyoktong
Yalu River
Inchon
Reds
Scales
America
Ex-Pows For Peace
Veterans For Peace
Progressives
Communist Party In America
San Francisco
Redsigne
Seales
Tehachapi Blaze Still Uncontrolled Near Camp
A brush and timber fire in the Tehachapi Mountains burned 5000 acres and moved toward a jogging camp on Cummings Mountain, with Rangers saying it was within three miles of the camp Sunday night. One lumber truck burned, and the fire crossed Double Mountain. About 150 boys at the Burbank YMCA Camp were evacuated from Cummings Mountain, but the camp itself was not damaged.
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Tehachapi
Tehachapi Mountains
Cummings Mountain
Double Mountain
Burbank
Weather Update Feels Hazy With Small Temperature Change
A hazy afternoon gives way to sunshine Tuesday after night and early morning low clouds. The forecast shows little temperature change across the day.
Disabled Americans Arrive Nears Home From Tokyo Return
Seventeen disabled but hopeful Americans left Tokyo by plane for the United States, ending months in North Korean prison camps. About 1800 Marines aboard the Gen. Nelson M. Walke and a large Air Force transport carried liberated prisoners toward home, with landing planned near San Francisco or Seattle after a two week Pacific crossing. Panmunjom scenes mixed sadness and gaiety as transports arrived, showing 125 Americans and 25 Turks in good condition, while Red ambulances carried emaciated ROK soldiers.
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Tokyo
United States
Inchon Harbor
U. S
Nelson M. Walke
Air Force
Haneda
Long Beach
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Pacific
Seattle
Reds
Long Beach Transit Faces City Frustration Over Cuts
Long Beach City Lines suspends service in a move that defies city rules, triggering a demand to restore schedules. The City Bureau of Franchises seeks legal options, including bond forfeiture, as two firms plan a merger moving all routes to Motor Bus Co under state control.
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Asst
Joséph B. Lamb
Sam E. Vickers
Atty
John Munholland
City Lines
Munholland
Long Beach ‘Motor Bus Company
State Public Utility Commission
Long Beach
Motor Bus Co
9 Lines
Bureau
Chutes Rescue 24 in Boxcar Crash
In Wiesbaden AP report, all 24 airmen who parachuted from a disabled C-119 Flying Boxcar over the Libyan desert were found alive. Twenty-one were located earlier. three more were spotted by rescue teams. The craft crashed 60 miles south of Wheelus Field, Tripoli. Survivors were treated at Wheelus Air Force Hospital and suffered minor injuries from the jump.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Libyan Desert
U. S. Air Force
Desert
U.S. Air Force
Wheelus Field
Tripoli
Air Force
Wheelus
Mediterranean
Udine
Italy
Royal Anthis
U.S
Your World and Page References Summary
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Russ Fearing Revolt Spur Air Jamming
East Germany tightens control as Russia expands radio jamming to isolate 18 million people from the West. Blockade runners still enter via rail despite police cordons and travel bans. Food parcel aid to West Berlin continues, totaling over two million in two weeks.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Houses Fall Two Die as Island Tremor Hits Ithaca
A severe earthquake near Ithaca, off the west coast, caused two deaths and the collapse of about 200 houses. Rescue teams station on shore scramble to reach survivors amid rising tides and damaged port facilities. Names of victims and exact locations remain unclear in the scrambled report.
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Ithaca
Athens
Island
Theme
Mabel Ait
Toledo Soldier Recalls Brutal Capture by Chinese Guards
Pfc. Leonard Brewton of Toledo describes refusing a germ warfare lecture and being assaulted by Chinese guards in Freedom Village. He details beatings, starvation, and three days in a vault, then 20 days in a soll with guards watching him. He says he is now recovering and not crippled.
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Freedom Village
Enyhodss
Two Long Beach Officers Describe Fatal Crackup Crash
Two Long Beach policemen testified about a Sunday morning crash at Spring Street and Lakewood Boulevard that killed three people and injured another. The collision involved two cars racing heedlessly through a stop light, sending vehicles spinning and debris flying, with witnesses recounting a man dying in the street and a woman severely injured. Victims were Leonard Salisbury, David Reuss, and Walter Slider. Slider’s wife Wille was critically hurt.
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Spring “St
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Carley Lyse
James Phillips
Lyse
Bas
Accube Ate Tion
Lakewood Blvd
Leonard Salisbury
Dawson Ave
David Reuss
Daisy Ave
Walter Slider
Paulson St
Compton
Slider
Wille
Rauss
Salisbury
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