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Datly Press on Dulles Congress and Negro Equality
The article reviews John Dulles at an international congress in London and condemns American handling of racial equality, arguing the United States should not seat a Negro as a representative. It cites reactions from The Enquirer and others, comparing diplomatic decorum, race, and national pride, and discusses domestic political implications. It also covers local military reception plans for visiting delegates and a dispute over the Gray company’s stance in organizing entertainment.
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Agloud
London
Mr. Dulles
Unisel
Miniter
Ana Deregats
All Nations
Broughwware
Tate
Ariting
Jan Mtting
Cauda
United States
Ingray
Mumtailul
Dermtine
Datton
Lord Brougham
Conan
Dallas Rose
Joby Bult
Regarn
Africa
Liberli
Huytl
Saarer
Dalia
England
Congress of Nations
Angquirer
Fmt
Witcom
Kay Jo
Walt
Enquirer
Dalios
Hachunan
Hayti
Ginzard
Igty
Napoleon
Paris
Aki Murad
Aoslety
Munsiany
Peoningiva
Petaioeets
Bowie
Qongy
Wolimre
Alec
Hruingham
Pelauw of
Wales
Bates
Mont Fil
Grae Hare
Vince
Gotech
Belyr
Quirer
Greys
Orgeniestion
Alers
Willbels