Sukarno Warns End to Colonialism Worldwide
Indonesian President Sukarno tells a Washington audience that ending colonialism in Asia and Africa is vital to prevent disruption of the United Nations and other world bodies. He cautions against using dollars or roubles to influence new nations and asserts independence cannot be bought. He concedes future mistakes but urges understanding of nationalism and a broader goal of freedom for humanity.
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Mollet Urges Red Satellite Trade Boost
In Moscow French Premier Guy Mollet and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau pressed Soviet leaders to ease trade restrictions with Communist nations. The talks with Nikita Khrushchev and others covered Franco Russian economic and cultural exchanges and set up three committees to draft a final communique. The French sought Russian interest in a UN coordinated aid plan for underdeveloped countries.
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High French Duel Doomed Between Minister and Deputy
Paris reports a proposed duel between Justice Minister Francois Mitterrand and deputy Jean Diges appears doomed as no formal challenge has been received. Diges claims he sent his seconds and the duel was refused, ending the affair before any combat. Both figures have traded verbal duels amid France’s security leaks scandal, with dueling illegal and unlikely to proceed.
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Mazey Sees Bid To Split Democrats at Convention
Emil Mazey of the United Auto Workers described a plan to force Southern Democrats to walk out of the Democratic national convention as in 1948. He said the move aims to push a strong civil rights plank into the party platform.
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Atom race seen neck and neck in world power science
Britain's top atomic energy expert Sir Christopher Hinton said the United States has made a monumental effort in peaceful atomic energy but the Soviet Union and Britain are narrowing the early U.S. lead. He noted tremendous Soviet tech output and British visitors saw progress in power use, while the U.S. began early during World War II and mobilized many industries.
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Warmed List Of Firinas Wrong In Denver Speech
In Denver the Republican board member warned President Eisenhower against GOP oriented cuts citing 9700 government workers quitting or being fired as security risks. Harry P. Cain former U S Senator from Washington spoke before Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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