Japan Names Shigemitsu Foreign Minister and Deputy PM
Mamoru Shigemitsu, 65, designated Japan new foreign minister and deputy prime minister, vows Japan remains in the democratic camp and aims to stabilize Asia and world peace. He, a former war crimes convict who signed Japan's WWII surrender, seeks closer US relations and greater trade with Communist China to ease Japan's economic troubles.
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New Red Base Permits Near Formosa Okinawa
Nationalist defense ministry reports a large new Communist air base near the coast of Formosa and 200 miles north of here. The base, 20 miles from the Ts then Islands, is said to be able to handle jets and heavy bombers. Over 10 villages near Luchino were destroyed and residents evacuated. Work began in September, using conscripts, seen as evidence of aggressive enemy preparations.
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Raids Target Communist Guerillas in Shiri Mountain Area
Police reported in Seoul that fewer than 2000 Reds are active in the Shiri Mountain region. National efforts mount as raids against guerrilla groups continue in the area, led by South Korean authorities.
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