Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1951 — Page 13

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FLEMINGTON, N. J. t. Teh-huai, Chinesé” commander in’ BONN, Germany, Sept. 27 (UP) (Bundestag, the lower house of | KUP)=The death 3 Juke Jog MufoM Sent = a vo - TOKYO, Sept. 27 (UP) tien. commander - itervened directly Korea. ° - |—West German Ohiapoellor Kon-| German partiament. It was | tthew B. Ridgway proposed in an attem 0 ge e truce formall ed | .- Adamic was listed officially as & rifle across his knees, Ma e propo p RB entina Set for TV ° rad Adenauer form y propos reply to an East erman Com

| today that the Korean armistice talks going again after United Ar today a 14-point program for munist proposal for measures to suicide today by County Prose- investigation had prolonged Jeet Challenge Yanks, ‘talks be resumed “as early as Nations and Communist liaison | mh AIRES, Argentina,ielections throughout any] ams aly utor Herbert Heiger, lanti-Stalin author wes hy or possible” at a tiny village in the'officers found themselves dead-: Sept. 27 (UP) — Argentina will under the supervision of an in-| The international control body Mr. Adamic’s body was found sibility was raised that he had middle of no-man’s-land, eight locked. {formally inaugurate its first tele- ternational control body. (would be made up of “neutral” n his burning farmhouse near been murdered by Soviet agents. ff miles soutbeast of Kaesong. | Gen. Ridgway addressed his vision system Oct, 17, it was dis-| The chancellor made his pro- nations under the chancellor's hur Ie fl V | The supreme (United Nationsiproposals to Gen. Kim II Sung. closed today. posal “before a session of the proposal.

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