Churchill Statue Dedicated By Rusk In U S Capital
Secretary of State Dean Rusk dedicated a nine foot tall statue of Sir Winston Churchill at the British Embassy grounds in Washington D C marking three years since he was made an honorary U S citizen. Randolph Churchill and Mrs Christopher Soames spoke as dignitaries including Chief Justice Earl Warren attended. The statue rests on soil from Blenheim Chartwell and Brooklyn and funds support a Churchill Memorial Fund to aid international scientific collaboration.
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Dean Rusk
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Churchill
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Winston
Republic
Rusk
Earl Warren
District of Columbia
Sir Winston
Blenheim Castle
Chartwell
Brooklyn, N.Y
Jennie Jerome
Capitol
William W. C. Russell
English Speaking Union
Mauled Model Not Bitter After Lion Attack
Nell Theobald a 22 year old model said she is not bitter about the lion attack at the International Automobile Show. She is recuperating in satisfactory condition after bite wounds to her left leg and facial scratches during a press preview. She will undergo several surgical procedures.
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Goldwater Stamps For Organization
Former Senator Barry Goldwater backs the Free Society Association as honorary chairman and will speak at four regional meetings starting May 17 in Chicago. He has advised on publications while remaining largely a letter head name despite the group aiming for 125 000 to 150 000 members in year one.
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Charles Lichenstein
U S Refuses De Gaulle Deadline on U S Troop Pullout
Washington will reject Charles de Gaulle's one year deadline for removing about 30 000 U S servicemen and numerous defense facilities from France. A note to Paris will request more time citing administrative and technical hurdles and treat the deadline as negotiable rather than final.
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My Auto Journey Through Early 20th Century Greensboro and Beyond
In a personal narrative spanning 1910 to 1954, the author recalls driving models from a Model T to a used Oakland, notes changing roadways and car tech, and describes moves from Greensboro to High Point. He mentions Ford issues, family driving lessons, and a South American Volkswagen trade dream tied to U.S. aid. He reflects on the automobile’s global impact and oil dynamics in international relations.
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Greensboro Daily News
A. L. Lees
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Montlieu
Denton
Oakland
South America
Colombia
U.S.A
Morehead City
Wilmington
Oil Ban Approved By U.N.
The U N Security Council urged Britain to use force if needed to stop tankers heading for Beira in Portuguese Mozambique. Abstentions came from Mali Uganda Nigeria Bulgaria and the Soviet Union. Greek owners and crew were warned against unloading at Beira amid assurances the Manuela would not head there.
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Mali
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Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Ian Smith
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Beira
Mozambique
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Manuela
Cardon
Aristotle J. Phrydas
Athens
Biera
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