Truman MacArthur Wake Island conference on Formosa
Washington dispatch analyzes a Pentagon briefing about Truman and MacArthur meeting on Wake Island. Story notes the off the record briefing practice, the Formosa dispute, and how the leaders differed weeks earlier over Formosa’s future, now framed as an international decision.
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Three Trains Wrecked in Georgia Accident Killings and Injuries
Three freight trains wrecked on Southern Railroad tracks in Austell Georgia leaving one flagman Sam Keith dead at 32 and a conductor Carl Brome 50 of Smyrna in serious condition at Emory University Hospital Two other crew members were injured authorities said the crash happened about 4 am after trains from Atlanta to Chattanooga collided near a siding. Repairs blocked the line for hours as investigators reviewed the causes.
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Letter's long voyage delays Wisconsin delivery
A letter mailed in December last year took a month and a mile to reach a small Wisconsin town. It traveled to Fond du Lac, then to Bel GI ame, finally arriving in August eight miles away. The postal detour included a stop in Fort Pierce and a return trip before delivery.
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Pentagon coffee reveals Formosa topic in MacArthur talks
A San Francisco speech by the President avoided Formosa while aides discussant a possible policy with MacArthur. Pentagon reporters were invited to coffee by two officials who said nothing could be attributed directly. The issue of who influenced the policy remains unsettled as tapes and transcripts are demanded.
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Americas stance on Indo-Chinese states amid Asia unrest
The article argues imperialism fears drive independence movements in Asia while communism seeks to exploit upheaval. It discusses U S pressure on France to elevate Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia to equal status and to direct arms to local forces. It suggests imperialism fear could boost democracies by countering communist influence. It notes rising nationalism in India Pakistan Burma Indonesia and the paradox of independence fueling democratic resistance.
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