U S Blunder Over Ship Searches Draws Fire In Washington
The United States proposal to Britain and other nations to halt and search ships on the high seas is viewed as a major blunder. Critics say no sovereign state can permit such searches. Britain calls it an insult while the push aimed to block arms shipments to Guatemala faces strong opposition.
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Doctors Confront Cancer News At San Francisco Convention
The medical gathering in San Francisco debates a new cancer smoking report as doctors exchange views amid mixed opinions. In New York tobacco stock prices react as readers weigh the evolving health warnings and personal anxieties rise about cancer and heart disease.
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Publicity vs Health and Fear in Cancer Cigarette Debate
A speaker criticizes publicity creators who sensationalize health issues for funds and draws parallels to heart disease coverage. He questions the cancer cigarette narrative, arguing people fear could override love and life, fearing an era of widespread dread and reduced human connection.
Las Vegas Gamble Scene Reveals Pawn Shops and Mae West
LAS VEGAS Nev Seven pawn shops dot the city as gamblers pawn shoes teeth TVs and more. Police say crime is low and the Kefauver inquiry haunts hotel publicity while Mae West returns to show business at Hotel Sahara with a bold act and a wave of youthful rivals unsure of her era.
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World Balance Sheet For Wee Summary Of News In Hot And Cold Wars
United States faces a changed Southeast Asia scene with a large new aid program for Thailand and Churchill backing keeping Red China out of the UN. Britain and Egypt move toward Suez zone negotiations with possible Allied use in a Soviet attack. Italy begins steps to ratify the European Defense Community, hopeful on Trieste issues. The bad news covers Dulles Mendes-France talks suggesting a West defeat in Indo China, Tunisian terrorism growing into rebellion, and Rhee planning a July visit that could reignite fighting in Korea.
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Two grandfathers on opposite Civil War sides recounted
General Omar Bradley spoke at a New York library cocktail party about his two grandfathers who fought on different Civil War sides. A writer nearby echoed the sentiment, noting his own grandfathers were cavalry officers, while Bradley added both his grandfathers were foot-privates.
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Monitor’s Derisive Title Sparks Pride and Pain
The piece labels the Civil War ironclad Monitor with a sharp derisive nickname reflecting its clash with the Merrimac. It notes the Monitor’s hull bravado and the era’s naval innovation amid national conflict and pride.
Debate in Senate over quitting UN sparks Johnson Knowland clash
Senatorial clash over isolationism and UN funding marks a volatile debate on foreign policy. Johnson and Knowland exchange praise and sharp rebukes as Oregon’s Morse warns against unilateral action risking a new world war. Butler memorial interrupts the discourse amid memorial tributes and tax-bill fatigue.
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Senate Debate Over China Admission Sparks War of Words
The heated Senate exchange centers on whether to admit Red China to the United Nations. Johnson clashes with Lehman over interpretation of remarks, Morse defends the Democratic process, and Fulbright warns against limited debate. Johnson later accuses Fulbright while records show Johnson backed Knowland, highlighting a tense push toward isolation amid broader foreign policy questions.
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