Diplomacy Under Pressure In Postwar Talks
The piece reports on informal White House talks June 25 27 between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill and U S officials. It notes pressures from public opinion and partisan politics, plus contrasts UK and US policy in Southeast Asia and the ANZUS treaty dispute among British Conservatives and Bevan’s left.
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Euenhower
Churchill
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Congress
Southeast Asia
India
Burma
Ceylon
Pakistan
China
Eden
Asia
Pacific
Aneurin Bevan
Australia
New Zealand
Red China and the UN and a British push for talks
The piece surveys postwar diplomacy on Red China with Britain backing talks under UN auspices. It notes Britain’s 1950 recognition of the Mao regime, U.S. hesitation, and various positions by India Australia New Zealand and others. It cites Dulles Knowles and Churchill era references and outlines East West trade debates and Congressional pressure for tighter controls.
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U. S
U.S
Knowlens
Senate
Hind
United States
Britain
Ussr
Winston Chupchill
House of Commons
Commons
France
Congress
Mrs Addie Dibble Buried at Clymer Yesterday
The funeral for Mrs. Addie Dibble was held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer yesterday afternoon. Rev. Benjamin Hoffman officiated and bearers were Byron Fitch, Herbert White, Ivan Hatch, Homer Kolstee, Peter Schurman and Hubert Watrous. Burial was in Clymer Cemetery with relatives and friends from Clymer, Stiota, State Line, French Creek, Corry and Elgin attending.
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Addie Dibble
Spitzer
Clymer
Benjamin Hoffman
Beir
Byron Fitch
Herbert White
Ivan Hatch
Homer Kolstee
Peter Schurman
Hubert Watrous
Stiota
State Line
French Creek
Corrynd Elgin
Herbert Gilson Former GW Mill Owner Dies
Herbert Gilson, former GW Mill owner and Elgin Mill operator for 21 years, died yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City after a heart condition. Born August 22, 1886 in Warren County, he lived in Titusville and Elgin before settling in his later town. He leaves a wife, two daughters, one son, ten grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home. service Wednesday at 2 pm with HE Ray Harris officiating. interment Excelsior Cemetery Eldred Township.
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Anerpert
Rt. Watson
Elgin
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Mr. Gilson
Wurrien County
Excelsior Corners
Titusville
Hie Bowl & Mill
Gorry
Genie Anid Teer
Perieer
Coenors
Waterford
Moy
Vilare
Baiyfords
Corry
Groree Reem
Ray Harris
Terment
Excelsior Cetery
Eldred ‘Township
How Smart Are You Classified Test Answers
Seven questions test current events and world facts. Topics cover Burns foretastes of economy, golf origins, US wheat crop, Dulles lineage, NYSE stock counts, federal unemployment coverage, and tundra geography. Check Classified page for answers.
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Arthur F. Burns
England
Ireland
Russia
Scotland
Wales
U. S
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
John Foster Dulles
New York Stock Exchange
South America
Arctic
Pets bite warning follows cat rabies scare
Twenty years ago a city doctor warning urged immediate treatment for bites from sick animals as rabies appeared in a pet cat that had bitten a First Ward child. Caution was urged especially in summer when pets are more likely to bite. A marriage ceremony united Miss Helen Ann Dahlstrand and R Lawrence Davison at East Main Street home.
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J. B. Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Helen Ann Dahlstrand
R. Lawrence Davison
New Officers Named By Raymond Foremen
The Raymond Foremen club met Saturday at Corry Country Club with 30 in attendance. Steak dinners were served and Mrs. George Aldrich played organ. Door prizes went to several members. Victor E. Orn announced the new officers for fall: M.S. Reed president, Pitcavage vice president, Clyde McCray secretary, Edward Brigham treasurer. A social period followed and a report noted a potential shoe house in the former Endicott Johnson storeroom on North Center street.
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Raymond Foremen'’s Club
Corry
George Aldrich
L. P. Baker
J. H. Heerlein
Joseph Pitcavage
Louis Cook
Clyde "McCray
Ross Bailey
Raymond Bachomner
Victor E. Orn
M.S. Reed
Mr. Pitcavage
Clyde McCray
Edward Brigham
Defendant to Reply in $5,000 Damage Suit Over Fatal Erie Accident
Judge Samuel Rossiter ordered an answer from Henry Lorence in a case arising from the death of 16 year old John L. Worden in a July 17 1953 traffic accident in Millcreek Township Erie. The suit claims Lorence failed to provide a safe place to ride while Worden rode on a boat being towed by Lorence's truck. The judge ruled Worden was an employee of Lorence at the time.
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ERSE
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Millcreek Township
Henry Lorence
Erle
John L. Warden
Erie
Warden
Lorence
Hazel Worden
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Marshall Sherwood
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Katherine
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Tbs
Smart Women’s Shop
NRA
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Raymond Squire
Hilo
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North Center Street
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Wyle
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