Recalling Rhee Syngman as a Korea legend and exile
The prose traces Rhee Syngman from a 1897 jail stint for independence activism to repeated imprisonments and torture, his 1904 exile, a slow 41 year return beginning in 1945 with US occupation, and his stubborn stance on leadership and national welfare. It notes Korea’s annexation by Japan after his early years and his distrust of fellow rebels.
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Rhee At 80 Still Hopes For Liberation Of North Koreans
President Syngman Rhee, turning 80, says he has achieved only partial success and still seeks Korean liberation. In an interview at Kyung Mu Palace he praised the U S ally, criticized Britain for recognizing Communist China, urged Japan to pick sides, and warned he may act unilaterally if allied plans fail.
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Found Guilty Of Assault In El Dorado
El Dorado 9 A District Court jury convicted William Hanks 22 of El Dorado of assault with intent to commit a felony for the November 21 shooting of Henry Miller 22 also of El Dorado who has been partly paralyzed since the incident.
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