Cambodia vows to end Vietminh presence in Indochina talks
Cambodia pledges to defend its territory and press for withdrawal of Vietminh troops as its delegation meets Vietminh representatives in Geneva. The Cambodians insist no indigenous resistance movement exists and seek reciprocal respects for beliefs, with no French officers in their group. Molotov’s early Geneva return looms over the talks.
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Slow foreigner releases from China trickle out
Hong Kong reports indicate limited progress in freeing Americans and British nationals from China. Geneva talks hint at possible gates opening, but officials doubt broad releases. In June only one American and his Russian-born wife were allowed to leave. 91 Americans remain, with many others stalled for months or years.
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Return of Seven U S Soldiers Sought by Officials
U S Army authorities report negotiations for the return of seven African U S soldiers held by Czech border guards near the German border are being conducted by the State Department in Washington. The captured group includes a captain and six enlisted men from an artillery battalion's medical detachment.
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