November 30, 1950 --- Truman hints use of A-bombs
November 30, 1950 front page of Mansfield News-Journal
Truman hints use of A-bombs | |
Chinese Reds cut off Marine Division | |
Foe Opens Two-Way Assault | Declares U.N. Won't Give Up Korea Mission |
Northwest Front Strangely Quiet Tokyo -- (UP)-- Communist China suddenly shifted its offensive, to northeast Korea today and cut off the entire U.S. First Marine division and part of an Army division in a furious ne two-way assault. The Chinese Reds sliced across supply roads behind the Marines and two regiments of the U.S. Seventh division and at the same time launched a heavy fronal attack against the northernmost Leathernecks on the west side of the Chosin reservoir. | Washington - (AP) - President Truman said today active consideration is being given to use of the atomic bomb against the Chinese communists if that step is necessary. The President spoke of this possibility at a news conference in which he also expresssed continued hope a third world war can be averted. |
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