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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1951
Page
7
The article reports renewed Communist ground offensives near Pyongyang and the port of Wonsan, with counter-attacks to hold mountain defenses. In the east central area artillery range reaches Kumsong, about 29 miles north of the 33rd Parallel, amid a major buildup.
UN Commander Ridgway says forces will push north toward a cease-fire line, with liaison officers negotiating neutral zones around Panmunjom. He notes Allies oppose a line along the 38th Parallel and outlines steps to maintain neutral status and limit zone size while resuming talks.
Police raid led by Sergeant William McCarthy cracked a gambling room, seizing dice cards a table chrome chairs leather chairs and davenpool. Suspects named include Carmen Z Louie Otto F Catton Leonard Cedrone Michael Calcazino Michael Simele George Barshallli Edward Fecca Louis Collodonne Samuel Vigietti and Joseph Masterpole. Investigations continue as a jury trial looms with penalties up to 500 days in jail or $30 fine for each offender.
The Soviet government warned Norway that using Spitzbergen and Bear Island for NATO military purposes would damage Soviet Norwegian relations. It cited Norwegian military flights near the border and air bases as evidence of deteriorating ties and asserted Norway bears responsibility for consequences of its policy.
Lt. Robert Bond uses tape recordings to stay connected with his Okinawa family. They exchange reels, tape messages, and his wife and two children respond with news and questions. Bond also shares local island scenes and broadcasts while his family listens to his taped updates.
SAN FRANCISCO UP reports a Himalayan expedition from the California Academy of Sciences found rhubarb growing at 17 500 feet near the Nepal Tibet border. Expedition head A Crarhon Thomas said the plant tastes superior and is fiber free, thriving across 900 feet of altitude range.
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