Adenauer Set For High Talks In Washington
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 80, travels from Bonn on an airliner marked by Lufthansa to meet President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles in Washington. The visit underscores West Germany’s rapid rise as a major world power and its growing role in NATO, European bodies, and global diplomacy.
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Reappraisal of U S Policy Focuses on Moscow Arms Cut
International News Service notes a U S reevaluation of policy amid Moscow's big arms cut claims. Dulles warned reductions may shift manpower to atomic and farm sectors, signaling a broader strategic reorientation and potential impact on Western defense and disarmament expectations.
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Soviet Union
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Veterans to be transported home from Far East aboard USNS Patrick
Decoten Due Home 1 DECOTO-Corp. Rodolfo Gonzales, 505 Fifth Street, is due at 9 am Wednesday at Ft. Mason, San Francisco, with 563 other Third Marine Division and First Marine Wing veterans, transported home from the Far East on the USNS Patrick.
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United States Prepares a New Super Disarmament Plan
United Nations diplomats report strong hints that the United States will unveil on June 15 a comprehensive "super" disarmament plan. The proposal, centered on open skies principles, aims to break the London deadlock and counters Soviet military cuts. Harold E. Stassen oversees the effort with an eight-member task force including Ernest O. Lawrence and William H. Doolittle. Chinese Ambassador Tsiang to chair the Disarmament Commission.
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Ernest O. Lawrence
William H. Doolittle
Trial Of Two Truman Aides In 3rd Week
In St Louis the third week of the trial of former White House secretary Matthew J. Connelly and ex-Justice Tax chief T Lamar Caudle continues. Witnesses describe oil property transfers alleged as bribes tied to Schwimmer of Kansas City. Rhodes, a Tulsa attorney, tests on royalties bought in their names.
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Feather River Project Board Meeting in San Diego Friday
Feather River Project association directors will meet in San Diego Friday to discuss important developments including hearings on the Federal San Luis bill held in Washington on May 11.
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Kashmir Strain Taints U.S.-India Ties Says Dispatch
Earnest Hoberecht reports from India that Kashmir fuels friction with the United States. Indians cite military aid to Pakistan and U.S. rejection of Nehru’s plea to halt UN forces at the 38th parallel as aggravating ties. Some see U.S. policy pushing India toward nonalignment and regional blocs.
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