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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1951
Page
4
In Tokyo on January 1, twenty two wounded Turkish soldiers began their journey home, the first of the wounded from the Korean War to leave Japan. An RAF ambulance plane carried them, with General MacArthur's headquarters overseeing the operation and Turkish transport set to complete the voyage.
YORK Jan 1 The My Communist party of the United States closed its national convention re-electing 13 national committeemen including 11 convicted of conspiracy against the government. Indicted leaders named include Gus Hall Benjamin Davis John Gates Gilbert Green and Saintachel among others. The party cites illness delaying some trials while maintaining its condemned slate.
In Taipes Formosa Jan 1 Chiang Kai-shek urged Nationalists to mobilize for the overthrow of the Chinese Reds and expulsion of Soviet imperialists. He spoke to top officials at Nationalist headquarters Auditorium in Formosa and called on abroad Chinese to aid the mainland resolve.
Republican governor of New York urged atomic bases around the world in his third term inaugural address. He warned that without such bases the United States would face a radiated danger and compel allies to share burden.
Reported pressure from India's foreign ministry urged the Dalai Lama to remain in Lhasa as Communist forces threaten Tibet. India warned against his departure, saying only a road to survival exists if he stays. The appeal stressed unity and restraint while weighing international reactions to the crisis in Tibet and potential asylum offers.
The U N Security Council chose Antonio Quevedo of Ecuador as president replacing T. Talang from the Nationalist party. Three new members joined as Canada, the Netherlands, and Turkey assumed seats. Britain, India, Norway, Russia, and Yugoslavia previously held positions. The General Assembly prepared to report to the 60 nation political committee, amid negotiation stalemate on a truce.
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