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...armies in Korea accept the 38th parallel as a dividing line, and 2) that the U.N. call for a truce at 4 a.m. on June 25, the first anniversary of the Korean war. Johnson spoke of the Korean war as "a hopeless conflict of attrition and indecision . . . needless human slaughter." He implied that the U.S. ought to pull out, leaving "Asia for Asiatics...
Trouble in the West. While the fight raged in Washington, more troubles were piling up for Mike Di Salle in the West. Feeders, who bring the cattle from the range and fatten them for slaughter, were threatening to stop feeding entirely. Furthermore, the severest drought in 30 years had forced Texas ranchers to hurry their cattle out of the state for pasturing much earlier than usual. With good pasture land filled up, many an animal will have to be slaughtered before it is properly fattened...
...down like an accordion to an indecisive campaign and to an approximation of a stalemate," said he. "I shrink-I shrink with a horror that I cannot express in words-at this continuous slaughter...
...What," he asked, "is our policy in Korea? ... Our losses there in ratio to the men committed have already reached staggering proportions ... I have strongly urged the need for a positive policy . . . designed to stop, through strength, this slaughter of America's sons. [We have] a policy vacuum heretofore unknown...
...BREAKERS? Winchell swung back in a column last week from a Florida letter of his own (from a Howard Slaughter), scoring the Herald's "hypocrisy" for running advertisements from nightclubs which turned out to be gambling joints...