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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
TIIUHSI1AY, OCTOHKIt 31). 10521 ! PACK TWELVE ltEKALT AND NEWS. KLAMATTI FALLS, OBKOON Vishinsky Calls For International Commission To Seek Peace And Unification In Korean Var 1 " ' UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. W Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky asked the United Nations Assembly Inst night to form an International commission to seek peace In Korea nd unification of that war-torn country. American sources at the U. N. generally viewed the proposal as the same old Soviet Mult. On the commission proposed by. Vishinsky would be "the parties directly concerned and other slates, Including states not parti cipating In the war In Korea." Mystery Man Pleads Innocent WASHINGTON Ifl Henry W. (The Dutchman) Grunewald plead ed Innocent Thursday to a 23-count charge of contempt ol Congress arising from his refusal to answer questions put to him by a House committee investigating tax frauds. Grunewald was arraigned in U. S. district court before Judge Bo lltha J. Laws who set his trial to begin Jan. 19 and released him under (3.500 bond. it v. V ft GINO CARNINI. former ret. teurart? owner, is a candidate or the City Council post from Ward 3, faking his first step Into elective politics. Caroini is now building- a ' motel north of town on US 97. Vlfhinsky'j speech made no men tlon of Just which countries he would Include In these categories, but his resolution would open the door for the Soviet Union to be come directly involved. ( The new Soviet proposal came at the end of a fiery speech In which Vishinsky, for threo hours and 39 minutes, lashed back at the American stand outlined last Fri day by U. S. Secretary of State Doan Acheson. Selwvn Llovd of Great Britain was scheduled as the first Western big power spokesman scheduled to reply to Vishinskv in the Assem bly's Political Committee today. But Acheson commented last night to reporters that the Soviet foreign minister said "nothing we have not heard a thousand times before, at Paninunjom and here." Another U.S. spokesman added that turning the Korean armistice problem over to the commission proposed by Vtshinsky "would mean starting the negotiations all over again." Vishinsky scorned the resolution Acheson Introduced asking the Gen eral Assembly to approve the U. N. Command's stand against forcibly repatriating prisoners of war and to urge Communist acceptance of a truce on those terms. He endorsed as the "only way to achieve peace In Korea" a Po lish, omnibus resolution which, in cludes a fMl for immediate cessa tion of hostilities, repatriation of all prisoners whether they want to go. home or not and withdrawal of. all foreign troops two to three months alter the end of the fight ing. Vishinsky accused South Korean President Syngman Rhee of col laborating with the Japanese years ago and painted his regime as one of "repression in the sheepskin of democracy," Accusing Acheson of "distorting" the Russian position and that of the Communists at the Panmunjom truce talks on the prisoner of war issue, Vishinsky argued that inter national law as interpreted by British, French and Russian legal experts called for Die immediate repatriation of all prisoners of war without any conditions for allowing those who wanted lo atay In the country of their captivity, lie agreed with the West on one point: that the prisoner Issue was "the only hurdle toward cessation of the Korean War." - But he said the Americans are holding out because they want to recruit forcibly North Korean and Chinese Communist prisoners Into the armies of nhce and of National 11 china's Chiang Kai-shek "for future aggressive plans." 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