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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
2
Stockholm dispatch reports rumors in Polish refugee circles that Poland may become a Soviet state or join as a republic. The brief notes uncertainty and mentions Communist party circles in War-Russia.
In Honolulu on September 13 Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida of Japan and his party left for Tokyo en route home from the Pacific peace conference in San Francisco. While in Hawaii Yoshida visited Adm. Arthur W. Radford at Pearl Harbor and Lt. Gen Henry Aurand.
Washington announced that college students will keep draft deferments for the coming academic year. Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg said the program may be tightened next year as military manpower nears the bottom of the barrel.
Representative Vinson of Georgia said there is no chance Congress will act this year to establish Universal Military Training unless adjournment is skipped. He noted the National Security Training Corps framework requires a detailed training plan within four months, with report due by October 29, and said the commission could file the report for future action.
Yugoslav Premier Tito faces rising border hostility with Albania Bulgaria Romania and Hungary. In seven months there have been 837 border incidents as Cominform pressure and spy activity intensify. Diplomatic ties erode while border guards mass along frontline routes amid warnings of possible invasion and broader conflict.
Yugoslavia presented the United Nations with a note dated September 6 demanding a stop to Albanian armed forces actions on the Yugoslav Albanian border after a September 2 incident that killed two. Ambassador Ales Bebler urged UN circulation among its 60 members, highlighting renewed Balkan clashes and danger to regional peace.
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