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* AIR ATTACKS ON JAPAN Tokyo radio admitted to-d;;y that a force of 100 Mustaiv, fighters had attacked targets i.i central Japan as a sequel to the raids by 600 Superfortresse... The Mustangs had been engaged in strafing attacks.—Lmmo... July 20. CHURCHILL AND STALIN CONFER An agency correspondent m Potsdam reports that on Wednesday evening Mr Churchill had ,i three-hour private talk with Mr Stalin. They were alone, except for interpreters. At the special request of Mr Truman, Admiral E. S. Land, Chief of the United States War Shipping Administration. has arrived in Potsdam to participate in the Big Three talks.—London, July 20. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SECRET LANDINGS Instructions issued t& the Ai gentine police indicate that the watch for U-boats surfacing ;n Argentine waters is bein'; tightened up. Additional precautions are being taken againssecret landings from U-boats. - London, July 20.
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24624, 21 July 1945, Page 1
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