Dulles Becomes Adviser to Ike in Hospital Rite
Washington report notes John Foster Dulles takes on another role in a hospital ceremony for President Eisenhower. The event is described with limited clear details and stray phrasing about attire and oath.
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DAR Votes to Renew U N Stance at Continental Congress
The Daughters of the American Revolution voted to renew its demand that the United States withdraw from the United Nations and tell the UN to leave American soil. Delegates at the 68th Continental Congress also balloted on new officers for three years, with Ashmead White and Ralph Newland leading for president general.
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Pupils Vote On Five Day Week Referendum Across Nations
Reports from Virginia and beyond describe a pupil poll on a five day school week. Sweden shows preference for a six day system while Stockholm notes a referendum trend. Nicaragua Cuba and Germany highlight international touches in the coverage.
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Eisenhower aides debate U.N. and UNICEF actions
In a New York timing of postwar policy, Eisenhower associates discuss U.N. diplomacy, UNICEF food shipments, and the commission given to Mrs. Becker, with Dulles and Herter weighing U.S. sovereignty and UNICEF aid. Debate shifts as Eisenhower accepts a special consultant role while noting vigilance over foreign influence.
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New Sonar Breakthrough Dives Submarines From Heat Layers
Newport Rhode Island Thursday Admiral Lloyd Mustin said U S Navy has developed variable depth sonar capable of detecting submarines lurking beneath thermal layers. Dropped from destroyers on a long wire, the device can pierce water temperature barriers and locate subs, a major breakthrough in anti submarine warfare.
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