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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1950
Page
4
The Communist New China News Agency warned Maj. Gen. John Church commander of the Su. S 24th Division he risks the fate of Maj. Gen. William F. Dean if his troops advance to the Yalu River in Korea. Dean has been missing since July.
President Truman denounces Republican critics as pursuing lies and disloyalty charges against government officials. He warns a bipartisan foreign policy is at risk and accuses Republicans of aiding Communist expansion by undermining U S leadership. He attributes current dangers to 12 years of Republican misrule and recalls 1948 Democratic themes.
Reports from American officers describe Chinese forces probing near Kunu and Anju with attacks stalled or repelled by South Korean troops. Estimates place Chinese troops in Korea ranging from battalions to divisions, with figures touching 75,000 already committed and up to 300,000 along the border, possibly 1,000,000 ready to strike.
Voters in Los Angeles County face a broad ballot with Senate and attorney general contests. Nixon clings to a slim lead over Mrs. Douglas as Pat Brown versus Edward Shattuck draws fight over the attorney general post. Key measures No 1 abolishes personal property taxes No 6 legalizes gambling and No 10 requires a public vote for low rent housing. Legislative races include Grant Porter Fletcher Kiockstein Hosmer and Desie in districts around Long Beach and eastern LA County.
Former Minnesota governor Henry Stassen assailed U S foreign policy in Asia criticizing the Truman administration as weak and socialist in intent. He warned of continued aid to Communist supply lines and condemned the Wake Island visit as a political stunt while praising Secret Service for protecting the President.
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