Clark Repudiates
Colson Agreement
With Red POW’s
TOKYO, <JTV- Gen. Mark W.
Clark Thursday repudiated the
much - criticized “Colson Agree
ment” with Red prisoners of war
on Koje Island. “It has no valid
ity whatsoever,” Clark said.
The United Nations commander
said Brig. Gen. Charles Colson,
temporary prison camp command
er, since removed, had no author
ity to “accept any of the vicious
and false charges” made by the
Reds.
Colson signed the statement to
win the release of Brig. Gen.
Francis I. Dodd, former prison
camp commander, held a9 hostage
78 hours last week.
Gen. Clark announced:
“The cimcumstances under
which these exchanges took place
from the very beginning were
those of duress involving the
ohysical threat to the life of a
U.N. officer.
“Investigation made so far in
dicates that this affair was care
fully prepared to manufacture
propaganda for the purpose of be
clouding the whole prisoner-of
i
war issue at Panmunjom (truce)
negotiations.”
The Colson Agreement, under
which the POW’s released Dodd
Saturday night, is under heavy
fire in Washington. The U.S. mili
tary command and some congress
men declared it implies the U.N.
command treated prisoners erf war
in inhumane fashion. All echelons
of the U.N. command say this
isn’t so.
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MUNSAN, Korea, (/P) — Red
truce negotiators Thursday ac
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prisoners o‘f war for atomic bomb
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•among other things, with using
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forcible writings of petitions in
blood, threatening, mass murder,
shooting and machinegunning,
making experiments with poison
gas, germ weapons, atomic bombs
carried out by your side . . . are
all concrete facts?”
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Allied delegate, replied:
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in a very short time your propa
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