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December 11 At the 90th MAC meeting, the North requests the withdrawal
of American troops from South Korea.
December 19 At the 91st MAC meeting, the South argues that as long as the
North does not observe Paragraph 13(d), it would not follow it.
580 Peace-keeping in the Korean Peninsula
The North urges the withdrawal of American troops from
South Korea.
December 29 At the 92nd MAC meeting, the North demands the withdrawal
of American troops from South Korea.
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January 3 At the 93rd MAC meeting, the North argues that the American
troops obstruct re-unification.
January 24 At the 95th MAC meeting, the North requires the withdrawal
of American troops from South Korea.
Spring President Syngman Rhee recognizes the work of Sweden and
Switzerland in the NNSC to Radio Lausanne.
April 16 At the 99th MAC meeting, the North urges the withdrawal of
American troops from South Korea.
April 21 At the 192nd MAC secretary meeting, the North protests
against border intrusions, but the South rejects them.
Summer North Korea begins to fortify its checkpoints in the DMZ.
June 10 At the 103rd MAC plenary meeting, the North urges the
withdrawal of American troops from South Korea. The South
repeats its claim from the 88th meeting claim and argues that
the MAC does not have the authority to discuss the issue.
June 20 At the 194th MAC secretary meeting, the North asserts that
spies from the South had intruded into its territory, but the
South denies the charge.
July 21 At the 195th MAC meeting, the South denies the North’s claim
that personnel had intruded into the North for the purpose of
espionage.