Army veterans fear Korea may turn into Dunkerque
Veterans warn Korea could become a Dunkerque-like disaster as North Korea advances. They urge immediate mobilization and mass production to arm and reinforce U.S. forces, warning current divisions are stretched from Tokyo to the region and require eight divisions plus reserves for a strong defense.
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Reports Say Russia Wants Peace
In Moscow foreign diplomats say the Soviet Union seeks a peaceful settlement of the Korean conflict. They cite talks between British Ambassador Sir David Kelly and Andrei Gromyko as support. The price may include withdrawal of U S and other foreign troops and elections for a single government on the peninsula.
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Education Meeting Slated for Monday
Harrisonburg reports the seventh annual Institute on Public Education sponsored by Madison College will be held here next Monday and Tuesday.
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Leadership for School and Community Speakers Named
Dr Harold Benjamin dean of the University of Maryland College of Education and John Phillip Lewis editor of the Franklin Journal Transcript will speak at three sessions. Caracas is the capital of Venezuela.
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