European Army Plan Sparks Allied Dispute and Divided Views
The United States presses for a West German contribution under Eisenhower as part of a European army to counter Communist influence. France and West Germany clash over structure and control while other nations push for various safeguards and participation. Also notes on record dividends and atomic test plans amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Europe
America
United States
Bes
Ae “Interre Ec
Eisenhower
West Germany
Frence
Beleron
Holland
Germany
Dererseest of Commerce
Pereccas
United Siates
Man
Wes Peniy
Amamots Sigents
Felas
Tate
Para Maneudvers
Camp Drum
N.Y
Clayton Whitner
Missouri
Army
Clean-Up Time in Towns Promotes Fire Safety and Prosperity
The nation-wide Clean-Up effort urges towns to plan campaigns in March or April to reduce rubbish that fuels fires. A clean, attractive town attracts business and prosperity, with a focus on fire prevention through proper disposal of waste and safe home practices.
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Josh
National Fire Protection Association
Fire Department
International Trade Fair Sets March at Navy Pier
The second Chicago International Trade Fair will run from March 22 to April 6 at Navy Pier Chicago. The first fair in August 1950 drew 250000 attendees, 2200 exhibitors from 44 nations, and 25000 buyers.
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Chicago
Navy Pier
Truman proposes national water resources and land policy
President Truman's water resources policy commission proposed legislation to create 15 river basin commissions coordinating federal and state efforts. The plan aims to conserve watersheds, control floods, improve navigation, reclaim land through irrigation, develop hydropower, protect wildlife, and expand recreation.
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Truman
Water Resources Policy Commission
Commission
White House
Budget Bureau
Wes
Canada Newsprint Expansion Aims for 1969 Output Rise
Canadian newsprint producers plan to expand production by nearly one million tons by 1969. From 1950 to 1959 total exports to world markets rose by 3,723,000 tons, an average 149,000 tons per year. U.S. consumption climbed by 2,923,009 tons, about 117,000 tons yearly.
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United States
Easter Seal Girl Doris Desrosiers 1952
Doris Desrosiers of Nashua New Hampshire named 1952 Easter Seal Girl. She has cerebral palsy and attends Manchester rehabilitation center two to three times weekly for physical therapy. The feature outlines her treatment, progress toward walking, and hope for schooling through homebound services with Easter Seal support.
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Doris Desrosiers
Gilbert Desrosiers
Nashua
N.H
Doris
Manchester, N.H
Manchester
New Hampshire Society For Crippled Children and Handicapped Persons
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Manchester Center
New Hampshire
Easter Seal Society
Union
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Werk
Atoll
Neveda Desert
Les Verses
Ees Rao
Westeem
Unites States
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Emile Quesiaz
Mretoey
Trecen
Teimmien
Lev
Hse Scremiere
KGREA
United Noposal
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Ecco
Comris
Russia
FBI
North Carolina
James R. Heyes
Early Brooks
Steve Edmund
Pittman Strickland
Sherwood Miller
Horace Strickland
George Miller
T.C. Worley
Bob Brooks
Ross Enzor
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Archie van Winkle
Everett
Wash
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Lenkert Okeane
Mao
Central National Bank of
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Berenice Baldwin
Detroit
Frank de Nunzio
Justice
Department
Tairetle
Johu Schulz
Milwaukee
Wisc
Kirkwood
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Canada
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