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FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1951

Ales os Reverse Their Stand In Korea Truce Talks

DEAR MR, PRESIDENT—Paul McDonald, 19-year-old Harvard student from Newton, Mass., wrote President Truman a letter that he was due to be draft-

ed in 1952 and that while he ! was not afraid to die, he did “

not want to die in vain. Paul's friend, Dwight Hewitt, died in

action in Korea I5 months ago.

: Ls Thm INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

erm UN Reverses A Stand in Truce Talks

By United Press

PANMUNJOM, Korea, Dec. 7—The United Nations proposed a new truce inspection program today, in an abrupt about-face, promised to discuss withdrawal of troops from Korea later in the armistice talks.

The Communists tentatively rejected the three-point United Nations inspection program at a truce subcommittee meeting, but agreed to study it further,

The Reds also side-stepped at least three new, separate demands for an answer to the Allied request for appointment of a seconed subcommittee to begin immediate discussion of an exchange of war prisoners.

The Communist delegates said they had forwarded the proposal to North Korean Lt. Gen. Nam Il, senior Communist truce delegate, and would relay his reply at “the proper time.”

A United Nations commufiique

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Allied Troops Capture ‘One Hill, Lose Another

On the fighting front, Wnited | Nations troops captured one ad-|zmzz vance hill position’ on the western front today, but lost another to the Reds farther east. For the first time in 12 days, no

daily air combat since the start of of the Korean War—11 days that cost the Reds 22 planes destroyed, two probably destroyed and 29 damaged.

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PLATTSBURG, N. Y., Dec. 7 (UP)—For the néxt 60 nights, Herman Harrison, owner of a Hardware store, won't g0 home after work hours. He'll go to jail, A judge agreed~to let Harrison operate his business so long as he serves out the “sixty-

jail sentence imposed for reckless AVE

2 Waive Extradition In Kidnaping, Burglary

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