Nations Eden Backs U.S. on Korean Prisoners (Universal Newsreel, Nov 1952)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. NATIONS EDEN BACKS U.S. ON KOREAN PRISONERS: NEW YORK - Britain's Foreign Minister Anthony Eden delivers an eloquent plea for peace in Korea, before the U.N. General Assembly. Russia's Andrei Vishinsky does not join in the ovation that follows. 2A/B/C/D. DRAMA AT SEA: HOLLAND - In a strange caprice of the sea, the freighter 'Faustus' abandoned after going aground, floats free, sails into Rotterdam harbor, crashing through a seawall, and sinks—blocking all traffic. / SPANISH VETERANS MEET: SPAIN - Fifty thousand veterans of the Spanish Civil War gather for two-day ceremonies, are addressed by Generalissimo Franco. / NOBEL AWARDS: CALIFORNIA - Stanford University's Dr. Felix Bloch receives the international award for discoveries in nuclear physics.—FRANCE - Outstanding man of letters Francois Mauriac, one of the world's most distinguished novelists, receives this year's prize for literary achievement. / JAPS GET U.S. WARSHIPS: JAPAN - U.S. warships are turned over to Japan for her Maritime Safety Force. The nucleus of a future Navy, they'll guard her coasts, relieving U.S. ships of patrol chores. 3. FOOTBALL: LOS ANGELES - U.C.L.A. tramples Oregon State, 57-0.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library