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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1951

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2

Mission talks end inconclusively amid security zone clashes

The Monday meeting closed on an inconclusive note with no proposals from either side. Communist plans for security areas were rejected again as they would maintain a five mile Kaesong zone. Agreement exists on a 1000 yard neutral zone at Panmunjom and a 3000 yard zone at Munsan, with further talks possible if both sides accept a 3000 yard security zone.

Nuckols Kaesong Panmunjom Munsan US N Guerrilas United Nations Command U. N Tokyo

United Nations firm on cease-fire line in Korea

Tokyo dispatch reports General Ridgway asserting UN demand for a cease-fire line along the Korean battle line and pledging continued offensive to gain defendable ground. He noted talks at Panmunjom, with Red and Allied liaison officers debating neutral zone details and resumption timelines.

Tokyo Matthew Ridgway United Nations Korea Ridhway Eighth Army Reds North Korea Red Red China Feiping Alan Winnington London Daily Worker Rllsi Kaesong Red Radio Aison Red Maison William P. Nuckols U. N

Ships halted as steel quota cuts delay construction

The Maritime Administration ordered suspension of 14 fast matimer class cargo ships across six shipyards due to reduced steel allotments for ship building. Ten keels were laid. Congress authorized 950 million dollars. Steel for ocean-going vessels limited to 100 thousand tons in Q1 1952, affecting Beth Schem Pacific Coast, New York Shipbuilding, Bethlehem Sparrow Point, Ingalls, Newport News, and Bethlehem through multiple contracts.

Washington Macitime Administration Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Beth Schem Pacific Coast Corp San Francisco New York Shipbuilding Corp Camden N. J Bethlehem-Sparrow Point Baltimore Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporations Pascagoula Mass Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Newport News Bethlehem Steel Company Quincey, Mass

Mossadegh Rejects U N Oil Involvement Demand

Iran's Premier Mossadegh told the United Nations Security Council that the oil dispute with Britain is an internal Iranian matter and urged the council to keep out. He offered to resume negotiations only on compensation for British interests and on selling oil to Britain, warning that delay would worsen Iran's economy.

New York Iran Mohammed Mossadegh U. N.security Council Britain Mossadegh Security Council Gladwyn Jebb Jebb Tehran Tran United Kingdom

Jebbs Revised Britain Resolutions On Iran Talks

Jebb explains a toned-down British resolution urging Iran and Britain to resume negotiations and avoid actions that worsen the crisis. He hopes the Council accepts the measure and believes Iran may not reject it. Mossadegh remains unmoved, sticking to his prepared text.

dJebb Jebb Britain Iran Council Trary Mossadegh

German Elections Plan Under Study

The State Department said the United States would support creating a United Nations commission to determine if nationwide elections in Germany are possible. The panel would need power to inspect both Eastern and Western Germany, including the Soviet zone.

Washington State Department United States United Nations Commission Germany

High Commissioners push for neutral elections check in Germany

Press Official Michael J. McDermott and the Allied High Commissioners released statements as West Germany considers free elections. Adenauer proposed a neutral international commission under UN control to monitor election viability across all Germany. The United States signaled support for a UN inquiry spanning the Western and Soviet zones, while avoiding commitment on which nation would submit the proposal.

Michael J. McDermon State Department Germany Konrad Adenauer Adenauer U. N McDermott United States

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