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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1950

Page

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Big Five Peace Parley Urged by Vishinsky

Lake Success New York October 13 Russia formally proposed a Big Five peace parley to discuss international peace and security and urged the United Nations to establish a permanent international police force under the Security Council where Russia holds a veto. Vishinsky offered two resolutions, one pressing the General Assembly to urge faster armed force provisions under Article 43 and another seeking a permanent five member consultative framework for Security Council decisions.

Lake Success N. Y Russia United Nations Security Council Veterans General Assembly Ity Council Andrei ¥. Vishinsky Agaginbly del Lawa Canam Tester Pearson Canada Vishinsky Aix North Sore General Assembly

Legion Proposes Five Boys Homes Plan

The American Legion in Los Angeles proposes five Boyavilles for underprivileged boys. Father Saward J. Carney, national chaplain, says plans include a home and school starting with 2500 boys from orphanages and broken homes. Sites not yet chosen. aims for five U.S. regions.

Los Angeles American Legion Today Saward J. Carney Father Carney Order of St Augustine The United States Central North Gant Southeast Northwest Southwest

Legion Hears Plea for Acheson Ouster at Convention

The American Legion considers removing Secretary of State Dean Acheson amid alleged unfounded Far Eastern policy decisions and perceived blunders. Sen. Gegesen Maloné accuses the State Department of poor judgment, with a vote urged by the outgoing national executive committee. The convention returns to business after a large parade, amid debates on communism and foreign affairs with Rogers to receive a top veterans award.

Graram Malone Acheson Bamentiise Amerteed Oes Gubversivek Edith Nourse Rogers R.masa Legion Foon Veterans’ Affairs

Plenty of Fighting Ahead War Cautions U S Defense Dept

The Defense Department warned the Korea war remains far from over with continued heavy fighting. Dispatches report Communist forces fighting Allied units toward their capital as Task Force 77 carriers operate off the Korean coast aboard Essex class ships, including Valley Forge and Boxer.

Arhington Defense Department Korea Tagon United Nations Keres Byongyal Haten Hobart RB Gay First Cavalry Divinar Epowmacan North Korea South Leyte United States Valley Forge

U.S Reinforcements Arrive in Berlin Threat Warned

Berlin, Oct 11 U S Army reinforcements for Europe's defense are arriving. Lt Gen. Monton S Eddy said troops destined for Berlin would be deployed tactically and to defend the city if attacked by the Soviets, warning that such an assault would mean war. Eddy spoke at a Heidelberg HQ press conference after arriving this morning.

Berlin Europe U. S Manton’s. Eddy Eddy Heidelberg U.S Germany Ber

Weather fragment from Southwnd forecast

Readable portion notes a wind from the south to southwest at 6 to 15 mph. Some garbled text hints at tomorrow’s conditions but specifics are unclear.

Chinese Reds Far Across Tibet Border

A Statesman correspondent reports Chinese Communists invaded Tibet from the east, penetrating up to 50 miles with Tibetan resistance led by Major Pokhang. fighting spread near Chiamdo and Dongma Pass, with unclear timing and no further news.

Calcutta India Statesman Tibet Kalimpong Himalaya Chinese Communist Radio New Delhi Chiamdo Sinkiang Reda Dongma Pass Chiamde Rupon Pokhang Karchung

Pope A-Th. Ching Warns As Teletype News Circles In

Teletype style notes from Pope A-Th. Ching warn of lapses and confusion as brief broadcasts appear across sections. Readers are pointed to editorial and page listings for further clues.

Pope A-Th Ching

Sign of the Times Locked Out at ballet

About 200 late-arriving ballet patrons found the city auditorium door locked as Strains began. They waited about 30 minutes until intermission, then a 50-minute delay sparked tempers and a flying wedge of 10 ticketholders. Doorman and assistant manager Bil Minor were knocked down amid protests as dancers continued their pirouettes.

Atlanta City Auditorium Bil Minor

Man Vanishes Off Catalina After Renting Boat

Coast Guard and Catalina authorities investigated a second sea disappearance in seven months. Donald Haroki Kunz, 23, of Los Angeles, vanished after renting a 416 foot motorboat to go fishing near Avalon. A suitcase letter to his mother hinted at a possible suicide. The vessel was found adrift five miles off Long Point. clothing and a three dollar bill remained aboard.

Coast Guard Catalina Donald Haroki Kunz Los Angeles Vic Lytle Kunz A. Kunz Theodore Donay Lytle Kanz Avalon Kanz K. A. Simpson Redondo Beach Long Point

CBS Color Video Gets FCC Nod

CBS Color Video receives approval from the Federal Communications Commission allowing the CBS network to proceed with its color broadcasting plans. The ruling confirms the agency’s acceptance of the color transmission standard and sets the stage for wider public rollout.

CBS FCC

No Surrender Foe Premier Warns Commies in Korea

United States, British, and Australian forces push into North Korea, at least 10 miles inside the 38th Parallel and 75 miles from Pyongyang. Maj. Gen. Hobart Gay says Red troops doomed as Byongyang nears, while Kim Il Sung calls for continued resistance amid a broader crisis. Continued on Page A-8.

Tokyo U. S North Korea Pyongyang Kumchon Gay Red Kim J? Sung Kim Gen. MacArthur

Rogers Attacks Stalin as Coward at Convention

Rep Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts denounced Stalin as a coward and murderer. She vowed to drive the Soviet leader from this earth in remarks to a national convention in Los Angeles on October 11.

LOS_ ANGELES Edith Nourse Rogers Rmass Stalin

Truman Hops Off to Meet MacArthur in Pacific Flight

President Truman flies from Washington to St Louis and then toward Guam for a personal, face to face meeting with General Douglas MacArthur. The talks likely cover Formosa and Korea policy as part of a broader Far East strategy with potential global impact.

Truman St. Louis Far Pacific Douglas MacArthur Independence Washington National Guam Supreme Cou MacArthur United Nations Formosa U.S Asia U. S Korea Trueman Far East Tokyo United States Roosevelt

University of Michigan Latin teacher confesses Haven Hall arson

Robert H. Stacy, 30, of Gowanda New York, a teaching fellow and former honors student at Michigan, admitted setting Haven Hall on fire. Police say the damage to the campus landmark, housing history social science and journalism departments, was about 618000. Stacy faces charges after an overnight interrogation followed a separate $200,000 Montgomery Ward warehouse fire inquiry.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Haven Hall Robert H. H. Stacy Gowanda Michigan Jack Woolley State Police Minerial Stacy Douglas K. Reading Orgon State Cty Montgomery Ward Easting U of Government Joolley gEvg Blacy

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