Armistice May Stop Korea Firing Tonight
A prisoner exchange plan forms the core of the cease fire talks. The draft armistice sets 60 days for homeward repatriation after truce, with a staged process for those who refuse, plus a neutral commission to guard prisoners. Other terms include a ceasefire 12 hours after signing, a 72 hour demilitarized buffer, and troop withdrawals to seal the line.
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Wilson Defends Defense Economy in televised hearing
Former Secretary Wilson testified at a televised public hearing on defense spending. He backed keeping troops in Korea after an armistice but urged reductions in total force after the war. He argued ceilings curb waste and that aircraft and manpower economies depend on civilian-military cooperation.
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Red Bombers Strike Seoul Amid Fuer Balancing Front Actions
Reports from the Seoul front describe Red bombers striking the city at night with eight tons dropped on power targets at Namsi. U S Saber Jets and F-94 Starfire fighters claimed several MIG kills as ground action remained light elsewhere and ROK counterattacks pressed toward Luke’s Castle.
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Bitter South Koreans Spurn Ike's Truce Terms
The article reports strong Korean opposition to Eisenhower's armistice terms as Syngman Rhee warns against any violent protests and urges caution toward Allie forces. Rhee and party leaders anticipate nationwide demonstrations and vow to maintain pressure for a withdrawal of foreign troops, unification aims, and a binding security pact before any armistice. Clark delivers Ike letter to Rhee, outlining post-armistice aid and regional security plans.
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Palsy Victim Wins Mother Contest in Hollywood Trip
A 6-year-old Seattle girl with cerebral palsy won the "Mother Means to Me" contest judged by Dinah Shore and Irene Dunne. Her letter praising her mother Mrs. J. I. Donnelly led to an expenses-paid trip to Hollywood for the winners and their mother.
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