Red Peace Bid (Universal Newsreel, Jun 1951)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. RED PEACE BID - Russia's Jacob Malik, in a surprise speech, says that the conflict in Korea can be settled and asks for cease-fire negotiations among the belligerents. He expresses confidence that a settlement can be reached, with both sides withdrawing from thirty-eighth parallel. 2. TRUMAN LEAVES DOOR OPEN FOR KOREAN TRUCE TALKS: TULLAHOMA, TN - Speaking at a dedication ceremony for the new Air Force Research Center, named for the late General Arnold, Pres. Truman challenges the Kremlin to drop its plan of world conquest and join in a real settlement. He thus leaves the door open in reply to Russia's peace feelers, in Korea. 3A/B/C. "UNITED STATES" LAUNCHED: NEWPORT NEWS, VA - The world's longest liner is floated out of her graving dock after being christened by Mrs. Tom Connally. The United States, though lighter than the "Queens," is longer and faster. / KOREAN HEROES HONORED: WASHINGTON - Gen. Omar Bradley presents the nation's highest award, the Medal of Honor, to families of American fighting men who died in Korea, fighting to preserve Democracy "over and beyond the call of duty." / KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION: MUNICH, GERMANY - Cute children of American soldiers are all dressed up for their graduation from kindergarten. Winsome youngsters trying to be very grown-up provide a good hearty chuckle. 4. GOLDEN STATE RODEO: SALINAS, CA - Bucking bronchos and rampaging Brahma steers enliven the proceedings at the 36th annual California rodeo. A modern Lady Godiva rides in the parade, but the cowboys steal the show with their usual breath-taking tosses into the dust. (LOCAL – DETROIT) EPISCOPALIANS CELEBRATE.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library