North Koreans Hold Back Chinese Forces In Korea
Allied officers report a major Chinese red offensive crushed with unable to mount another for about three months. North Korean rear guard actions along rugged terrain slowed redeployment, letting Chinese troops regroup in staging areas to defend routes south. Despite bold Allied drives the bulk of Chinese forces escaped, aided by North Korean cover and mountain lines.
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Pilgrims Flock to Rome for Beatification of Pope Pius X
Pilgrims from the United States Ireland Spain France Germany Belgium Holland Canada England Austria Switzerland Mexico and Brazil gather in Vatican City for the beatification of Pope Pius X the first such ceremony in 279 years. Eighteen cardinals attend the consecration of a new Roman church honoring Pius XII and speculation grows that Pius X may soon be canonized.
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Powell River Newsprint Firm Plans Pre July Price Hike
Powell River Co Ltd, largest newsprint producer in British Columbia, will raise prices ahead of July 1 following Abitibi Power and Paper. President Harald S Foley called Abitibi's $10 per ton increase modest and said the move will be implemented soon.
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Dulles Seeks Patch Up of Anglo U S Peace Treaty Issue
London June 2 John Foster Dulles arrives to bridge Anglo American rift over a Japanese peace treaty. A compromise is seen on inviting Chinese Reds or Nationalists to help draft the final pact while Formosa’s fate remains unsettled delaying final settlement until after the Korean War. Britain links restoration to China to Korea. the United States backs UN handling.
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East Germany to vote in three day peace plebiscite
East Berlin authorities marshal police and party agencies for a three day peace plebiscite. Twelve million Soviet Zone voters are urged to answer are you against remilitarization and are you for a peace treaty in 1951. Officials warn that voting against the question makes one an enemy of peace, risking imprisonment or death.
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