US Senator Homer Ferguson speaks in Detroit about US prisoners still held by Communists in North Korea after end of Kore

Senator Homer Ferguson discusses the issue of prisoners being withheld by the Communists in Korea, highlighting the inhumane treatment and concealment of prisoners, similar to past actions by Germans and Japanese. General Mark Clark reports that 3,000 American prisoners are unaccounted for, prompting a call for investigation and accountability by President Eisenhower.

What issue does Senator Homer Ferguson address in Detroit?

• The economic policies of the Reds

• The withholding of prisoners by the Communists in Korea

• The trade relations with Korea

• The military strategies in Korea

How does the treatment of prisoners by the Communists compare to past events?

• It is similar to the treatment by the Germans and Japanese

• It is a new phenomenon

• It is unrelated to past events

• It is more humane than past treatments

What is the reaction to the realization of the Communists' treatment of prisoners?

• It is ignored by the public

• It is accepted as a norm

• It is celebrated as a victory

• It is a great shock to the people

What does General Mark Clark report about the prisoners?

• Prisoners have been released

• Prisoners are being well-treated

• About 3,000 prisoners are unaccounted for

• All prisoners have been accounted for

What action is expected from President Eisenhower regarding the prisoners?

• To negotiate a trade deal

• To increase military presence

• To demand strict accountability

• To ignore the issue