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...heavy fighting around the Chang-Jin reservoir in northeast Korea, Bob had been slightly wounded by gunfire and had lain in a gutter for three days,' covered only by a raincoat. "There was a medic there,'' he said, "but every time I started to call him, I heard someone else call, and I figured they were worse off than me." When Chinese overran the area, Smith played dead, even when some of them stripped him of parts of his clothing. Finally he made his way to a nearby house, where he found other wounded G.I.s...
...armed struggle: "A Communist war which lasts ten years may be surprising to other countries, but for us this is only the preface . . . Historical experience is written in blood and iron." No warlord has left a more gory trail of death than Mao, not since the mad General Chang Hsien-chung, who slaughtered 30 million in Szechuan during the Ming Dynasty and left an engraving in stone which read...
Last week Rhee bowed to his domestic critics, appointed a cabinet in which all but one member belonged to the parliamentary opposition. For Prime Minister the legislators accepted John Myin Chang, Korea's Ambassador to the U.S. during the last two years, one of the few Roman Catholics in high Korean politics, and a member of the Conservative Democratic Party, the Assembly's strongest...
...with incisive facts, South Korea's representative indicted Malik's masters for a plot against Korea. "It has been the aim of the Soviet Union," he charged, "to enslave and subjugate the people of Korea ... to force the formation of a Communistic dictatorial government in Korea." Chang gave details: how the Russian army in 1945 brought in Communist expatriate Koreans to be the puppet leaders of a police state; how terror stalked the north, purging especially "bishops, pastors and other men of Christian faith"; how elections were rigged in characteristic Soviet style...
Continued Chang: "The people of Korea are grateful for the courageous and self-sacrificing support of the free nations ". . ." Then he stated his government's war aim: the right to administer both South and North Korea until free elections could be held throughout the land...