Churchill urges stronger link between America and Britain
Fulton Missouri March 5 A A P Former British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill in a Westminster College speech called for a fraternal association of English speaking peoples This would create a special relationship between the British Commonwealth and Empire and the United States He proposed continued mutual security through joint use of naval and air bases to boost mobility of U S and British forces He also urged a real United Nations Organization and an international air force with squadrons moving under UN control
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The speech outlines postwar aims including strong France, opposition to communism, and the need for united Western democracies under the UN framework. It warns against appeasement, stresses safeguarding freedom, and calls for a durable settlement to prevent future wars.
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Townsville Flood Damage Recovery Efforts Continue
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Police receive unclear report from local minister appreciation
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