Inconsistency Proof Offered by Many Nations
Washington AP reports a critique of statesmen’s consistency, citing 1950s UN actions. Key moments include US Britain France India and USSR positions on Korea, Egypt, Hungary, and Goa, with vetoes and alignments illustrating shifting stances across resolutions and assemblies.
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Opposition to U S Docks Promotion Stirs Congress
Alabama State Docks Director Earl McGowin urged congressmen to oppose federal funding to promote Great Lakes port trade. He argued ports on the Gulf Atlantic and Pacific that lack tax support oppose selective assistance to certain areas.
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