US may press Soviets on Americans in slave labor camps at Big Four talks
United States likely to raise the fate of U S prisoners held in Soviet labor camps during the Big Four conference. The issue has surfaced under prior assertions of Americans missing or detained in Russia and Lithuania, with Dulles demanding full releases and Americans trickling back through the Iron Curtain. Germany’s government also moves on military service reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Charles M. McCann
United Press
United States
Soviet Union
Siberia
Japan
Russia
State Department
Lithuania
Poland
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Demonstrators Try To Storm U S Embassy In Seoul
More than 1000 anti Japanese demonstrators attacked U S aid to Japan and tried to storm the American Embassy in Seoul. Police clashed with about 200 protesters and set up barricades of buses and taxis to block entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Japan
Premier Faure to Host Molotov Luncheon in Paris
Premier Edgar Faure invited Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov to lunch in Paris to discuss a Soviet bid for friendship with West Germany. Molotov accepted and was due to arrive en route to San Francisco for the United Nations anniversary. Senator William S. B. Lacey urged halting American aid to Japan amid protests of pro Communist policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edgar Faure
V. M. Molotov
West Germany
Molotov
San Francisco
United Nations
Saior
Korea
Williams
B. Lacey
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonn
Ukiah
and FT
McLiad
East Smith
Zeek
Yokayo School
Frank Zeek
Northside Elementary School
Alta Dillingham
Miss Dillingham
Journal
Zylstra
Premier Fauer
Perkins
Blackwall
Merchants
Maxwell House
Glenn
Rae
the Wesson OK
Natch
Ree BS
Ajax
America
Langendorf
Tin
Beacon Chinook
Hunt
Orth Redwood Highway
AMES
Swift's
Franks
Maderite
SWIFT
A.m