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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
6
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Refugee recounts a nighttime escape from the Soviet embassy in Stockholm after entering with a friend he befriended. He says five Russians attacked inside while a sixth tried to seize his passport. He freed himself, grabbed his passport and a photo, and fled pursued by embassy cars as he sought police protection. The Swedish Foreign Office planned to report the incident that night.
The United Nations vote 46 to 14 with 12 abstentions approves a human rights clause affirming the right to self determination. U.S. delegate Eleonor Roosevelt supported inclusion but questioned the Russian text as unsatisfactory. Delegates noted unity against Communist influence and trends toward freer nations questioning U.S. leadership.
REDMOND Ore Feb 5 Three men whose light plane was forced down in snowy lava bed country about 50 miles south of here Saturday were rescued today by an Air Force ground party. The men, one of whom was being flown to the veterans hospital at Roseburg Ore, were spotted from the air near a lonely cabin late yesterday. The plane was nearby.
San Bernardino authorities questioned Charles Bolton, 35, about his former wife’s claim that he tried to poison her with poisoned pills in coffee during a car trip from Lee Wayne, Indiana to Long Beach. Bolton was jailed on four counts alleging he put poison in her coffee twice during the trip.
U N and Communist delegates pressed prisoner exchange and armistice supervision as Gen Ridgway cautioned on vague peace hopes. President Truman’s name remains on New Hampshire ballots with no clear plan to run, while Democrats debate convention strategy and Kefauver versus Truman.
Dr. John A. Russell, director of Long Beach Psychiatric and Mental Hygiene Clinic, will address the Sponsors Club at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Lakewood Country Club. His talk will be illustrated by the motion picture The Angry Boy about a child who develops delinquency patterns. The meeting precedes the Sponsors Club annual fund drive for the City of Hope at Duarte, a non sectarian cradle where tuberculosis and cancer are treated.
The Justice Department will move for retrial of Judith Coplon on espionage charges. Convicted by juries in Washington and New York, the 30 year old former Justice Department employee is kept from prison by higher court rulings. The new trial would be held in Washington as appeals ruled out retrying in New York.
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