U.S. and Reds Clash in U.N. Over Germ-Warfare Charges (Universal Newsreel, Jun 1952)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. U.S. AND REDS CLASH IN U.N. OVER GERM-WARFARE CHARGES: NEW YORK - America's UN delegate-at-large Ernest Gross replies to communist charges of germ-warfare use in Korea with a flat denial, as the June meeting of the Security Council gets off to a heated start, with Russia's Malik chairman. 2. HUMAN GUINEA PIG: JOHNSVILLE, PA - Scientists at Naval medical test lab go for spin in biggest centrifuge—giant whirling device to test man's endurance under extreme flight conditions. New clothing also tested to make tomorrow's airman safe in combat. 3A/B. GREEK KING VISITS TURKEY: ISTANBUL - First visit to Turkey of Greek royal family presages growing alliance between two vital members of NATO guarding the eastern Mediterranean. Former enemies, Greece and Turkey are now bulwarks against aggression. / IKE BACKER ASKS HONEST CONVENTION: PENNSYLVANIA - Senator Duff of Pennsylvania, one of General Eisenhower's leading backers, airs the squabble in Texas over separate delegations and says the American people want a fair convention, not one rigged by corrupt methods. 4. MISS UNIVERSE WORLD BEAUTIES HERE FOR BEAUTY CROWN: U.S.A. - A world of beauty from many parts of the world converge on this country, selected to represent their countries in the coming Miss Universe Contest at Long Beach, California. The pretty lassies from many lands will vie for the world beauty crown, and for chance to star in films.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library