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Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

07 May 1953

Page 19

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Long Beach Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

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May 07, 1953

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19

Britt Britt Corps POW to be flown to Corona Navy Hospital

Marine Cpl. Joseph P. Britt, 19, released by the Communists, is to be flown from Travis Air Force Base to the U S Naval Hospital in Corona for medical care. His mother and stepfather welcomed him, and his future plans include spaghetti and a wish to return to Korea for action.

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India Won't Seek Kohinoor From British Crown

New Delhi confirms India will not demand the Kohinoor diamond's return as part of the crown jewels. Education Minister Maulana Azad says the gem is not an art object and remains in Britain. Parliament had seen talk of inventorying or negotiating for repatriation, but officials stress Crown status stays unchanged.

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Soviet Press Reports on Ike's Aid Program

Moscow dispatches say the Soviet press covered President Eisenhower's request to Congress for a 35.828 billion foreign aid program. They framed the move as aimed at funding war measures and questioned the claimed peaceful intent of the Soviet Union.

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