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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1955
Page
5
General Alfred M. Gruenther argues that the United States must fuse immense industrial strength with a broad alliance network to win a prolonged Cold War against Russia. He emphasizes coordinated defense, diplomacy, and shared burdens among allied nations to sustain pressure and deter aggression.
Prescott clubs and churches held gatherings across the week. The First Methodist and Presbyterian groups met for study and supper, while the Rose Garden and Rainbow Garden clubs hosted programs on decorating, flowers, and Thanksgiving themes. A High School assembly announced new library books in honor of Mrs. Jennie Pittman.
General Gruenther told the Dallas Council of World Affairs that U S industrial power alone cannot secure security and that leadership in a protracted cold war requires a strong alliance system. He warned Russia believes time is on its side and emphasized limited public appearances in the United States.
The item lists numerous visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Avery at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Arlis White returning to Tucson, Ed S. Rephan visiting Hot Springs, L. A. Green in Springhill, R. P. Hamby returning from St. Louis, Mrs. Watson Ward visiting Magnolia, Mrs. C. R. Gray and Larry Lancaster in Camden, Charles Dews in Prescott, Dallis Atkins staying in Little Rock, and Crit Stuart Jr. with her children in Hope.
Mrs. Duncan Dewoody visits relatives in Denton Texas. Mrs. C A Haynie visits her daughter in Houston. Major and Mrs. Sherwood Black guests of W S Black. Major to Korea. Mrs. Black and daughter to Hawaii. Charlie Thomas meets daughter Mrs Harley Cox in Memphis. Karen Marie arriving from New York to attend wedding. Joan Gilbert invited to Pi Beta Chapter at University of Arkansas.
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