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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
2
In Pusan on May 2, the National Assembly freed Assemblyman Suh Min Ho from prison on a murder charge. A thousand Koreans protested the release before the capitol, and a gunman fired at Suh but missed. The demonstration also toppled Prime Minister Chang Taik Sang.
President Truman faces renewed GOP and Democratic criticism over misstatements in a speech to the Americans for Democratic Action. Senators Bridges Capehart Johnson Welker challenge his accuracy, claiming remarks on oil lands and foreign policy mislead.
Edvige Mussolini Mancini, 63, sister of Benito Mussolini, died in a Rome clinic after a long illness. Born in Predappio, she married farmer Michael Mancini and lived there until the 1945 uprising in which their eldest son Pino was killed by partisans, prompting a move to Rome.
General Matthew Ridgway began a week long course on building and commanding a standby Allied army in Europe. He will receive guidance from President Truman and NATO and UN officials while outlining plans to become supreme commander of NATO forces, succeeding Eisenhower.
Montana voters prepare for Taft Eisenhower and Kefauver Harriman contests as eight GOP and twelve Democratic delegates are chosen in Helena. Taft leads in delegate tabulations, with potential splits possible. McKinnie charges dismissed as the DNC notes internal reform.
A Red China dispatch reported five Canton student nurses killed themselves after a joint death note claiming they were forced to denounce their parents in a Red purge. The note said they hoped to become devils after death to seek vengeance on Communist executioners.
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