Murtagh orders probe of alleged parking abuses by drs as result of lr from dr protesting $15 ticket after giving policeman $1 to let him park; dr refuses to identify policeman

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REDS INVITE PLANS BY U.N. IN KOREA TO 'FREEZE' A TRUCE; Foe Asks Proposal to Guard Red State in North During an Armistice Inspection TALKS ON CAPTIVES STALL U.N. Fears Enemy Would Keep Many Prisoners if Blanket Exchange Were Accepted Session Makes No Progress Withdrawal Requested REDS INVITE PLANS TO 'FREEZE' A TRUCE

By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times

TOKYO, Thursday, Dec. 13 The Communists today invited the United Nations delegates discussing an armistice in Korea to make "a new proposal" that would guarantee the North Korean Communist state against interference with its internal affairs while neutral nations made inspections behind the lines during the cease-fire.

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Historical Context for December 13, 1951

In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people^[†]