Dulles Urges Latin America to Join Anti-Communist Warning
In Caracas, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged Latin American nations to unite with the United States in a clear and final warning to communism to stay away from the western hemisphere. He warned that if Moscow or Redways stations ignored the warning, Americans should respond.
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GOP Shifts Focus to Big Cities in 1954 Campaign
The Republican leadership reportedly abandons plans for a Southern drive and will concentrate on urban centers to gain House seats and Senate balance in the November election. Eisenhower’s national popularity may not lift all GOP candidates, and southern Democrats who backed him in 1952 stress staying within their party. Dulles launches anti Communist campaign in the Americas and pledges closer cooperation with Latin American nations while warning against Soviet influence.
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