30 Dec 1954
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1954
Page
1
British professor examines the legal status of nationals imprisoned abroad as notes on a forthcoming China trip continue from the previous page.
A compact profile describes a jurist educated at Springfield and Brasenose College Oxford. He served on the Trieste Boundary Commission and represented his country before the Permanent Court of Justice in The Hague. The professor, based in Topeka, is unmarried to political parties, known for scholarly works on English mortgage law, and has two children.
Senator McCarthy attacks Eisenhower Asia policy as risky or disastrous and urges a limited system of military pay increases. He signals potential Senate Foreign Relations Committee influence and vows public speeches to resist aid to nations trading with Red China, while noting reactions from Gen. Van Fleet and party colleagues.
Carl Blackwell, 47, of 601 El Capitol Ave, named office manager of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office here. Appointment effective Monday. Blackwell, a Missouri University of Agriculture alumnus, ran a farm near Jefferson City for five years before last fall. Appointment confirmed by county and state committees. The local ASC office had been without a manager since August when Marti Engelbrecht resigned to become assistant county agent for Camden County. Driving Violation Results in $25 Fine Elmo E. Bret, 44, Bonnow Min, pleaded guilty to careless and reckless driving in Magistrate Court yesterday and was paroled on a 60-day jail sentence on payment of a $25 fine and costs. Bret was charged with failure to keep an adequate lookout. he was the driver of a cap that struck the rear of another vehicle Dec. 24 on Highway 63 near the city. The mishap caused an estimated $500 total damage.
Peterson City chapter of the Order of DeMolay held its annual father and son banquet at the Masonic Temple. About 60 attended as weather cut attendance. Charles Row, son of Mr and Mrs R R Row, was master of ceremonies with Earl Hilton giving a year report. George Byer and other Masonic Lodge members were introduced.
Ronald Preston of the London Times, after two weeks in Budapest, reports Noel Field called his hotel to say he cannot meet reporters for now. Field, a former U S State Department employee, and his wife Herta requested political asylum and were released from prison amid spy-charge claims deemed unfounded.
In Bogor Indonesia on December 29 five South Asian leaders urged a meeting of 380 Asian and African nations, including Japan and Red China, to discuss world peace and cooperation. Nationalist China was omitted as they planned a larger conference in Bandung during late March. Leaders Nehru, Mohammed Ali, Sir John Hotelawala, U Nu, and Ali Sastroamidjojo outlined a new Asian African bloc to act as a buffer between the Soviet Union and the West.
A garbled report notes C C Harith marking a birthday amid a Texas company venture, referencing dates, debts, and possible SALGcod concerns. Potential Sears involvement and unnamed bids surface as plans unfold in 2013 era chatter, with unclear ties to a local operation.
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