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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
9
Reports detail a mutiny at a UN POW enclosure in Pusan Korea involving 1,600 inmates led by agitators. Rioters refused short hair regulations and staged a sit down, prompting General Boatner to remove leaders and restore order without gunfire.
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy, UN truce delegate, charged the Communists with blocking peace in Korea by vicious means and propaganda after urging harsher measures. He spoke during tense talks detailing Communist tactics and the tone of the negotiations.
The 25th anniversary recalls Charles A. Lindbergh’s solo New York to Paris leap beginning at Roosevelt Field on Long Island and ending at Le Bourget Field after about 33 hours. He now lives quietly with his family in Darien, Connecticut, avoiding the spotlight.
Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz editor of the expropriated La Prensa in Buenos Aires is made a fellow of Sigma Delta Chi at the 1952 national awards dinner. Gainza Paz received the medallion with head bowed as the ribbon was placed around his neck.
Egypt presents oral counter proposal to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden via Ambassador Abdul Fattah Azzam Pasha. Britain reopens talks on Suez Canal defense and Sudan's future as part of ongoing crisis diplomacy.
Federal Judge James P. McGranerys nomination as attorney general comes under sharp Republican fire as the Senate debates the Truman pick. Democratic Leader McFarland hopes a vote today, while Senator McCarran predicts confirmation despite a scathing minority report from Ferguson and Watkins. Watkins says votes likely exist to approve the nomination. Peterson signals no delay.
Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver leads the Democratic delegate count with 214 against Harriman as 9222 votes. Maryland and Missouri figures loom with Eisenhower and Taft across ballots. President Truman accepts Missouri at large delegate role but avoids chairmanship while McKinney faces graft charges. The committee notes expense cuts from 78 800 monthly to 56 800 by April.
At Missouri Columba and other universities thousands of male students stormed dormitories and sorority houses seizing undergarments while coeds battled them with water, mops, and buckets. Police and National Guard were deployed as raids spread from Columbia to Wisconsin and beyond.
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