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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1955
Page
5
Rattio urged South Korean fisheries officials to meet North Korean representatives to resolve disputed fishing areas. The call underscores ongoing tension over fishing limits and cross border access in the region.
U S and Russ prepare for a high stakes clash as pull back plans escalate. John M Hightower reports on the contest, with possible shifts in leadership and strategy shaping the outcome and regional impact.
Washington reports a growing power struggle as the United States and Russia diverge over potential moves in Europe. Soviet notes to Washington Paris and London suggest a defensive tone while pressing for satellite reform. Western diplomats foresee high level talks likely in Lausanne in July.
Gruenther leads a U S France and Britain drawn down in Germany as Paris plans to reduce one French division near the French German border in Strasbourg. Faure says the government will not neglect means to reestablish order in Algeria. The moved division, a normally 12 000 to 13 000 strong infantry unit, is at about 80 percent strength and will take several weeks to transfer.
Washington reports a 35 percent speedup in B52 production praised by Senators Symington and Stennis as the Air Force aims to accelerate the jet bomber program. Secretary Talbott described the move as advancing replacement of the B36 and enabling earlier completion of heavy bomber wings, with production at Boeing plants in Seattle and Wichita.
Development since 1946, begun under Air Force, will begin production line assignments next month. Heavy bomber wing at Castle Air Force Base Merced to become an operating unit as the first planes come off the line.
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