Democratic dinner honors George and hails flexible policy
A Kennedy era style gratitude flowed as Democrats toasted George and praised his role in foreign affairs. The scene blended praise of George's influence with sharp jabs at Eisenhower era rigidity, while party leaders Johnson Kefauver and Chandler lauded him and other candidate remarks pointed toward Colorado for the nominating convention. George retires next January after 34 Senate years and will become a NATO ambassador under Eisenhower.
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Three Top Demos Head West for Delegate Push
The three Democratic finalists for the presidential nomination headed west on final delegate hunts. Adlai Stevenson, keynote at a George testimonial dinner, praised retiring Sen Walter George of Georgia as the Democrats voice of peace. Gov Averell Harriman and Sen Estes Kefauver echoed the tribute before about 1,400 attendees.
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Day Talks To Leaders In Jerusalem Meeting
In Jerusalem Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held talks with Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion today. Foreign Minister Golda Meirson and U N Palestine truce chief Major
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UN Secretary General Hammarskjold Talks On Israel Jordan Tensions
Gen E L M Burns joined the discussion as Hammarskjold spoke for five hours with Ben Gurion, neither party revealing details. A UN source said the secretary general was tight lipped about recent border incidents threatening cease fire accords. He planned to fly to Cairo for two days of talks with Egyptian leaders.
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Tokyo Opens Subway With Many Colors
Tokyo inaugurates its new early 20th century style subway line amid crowded conditions and vibrant color schemes. The 5.5 mile underground route, built 1924 to 1942, costs 25 million dollars and runs trains every four minutes with seven stops.
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Morocco's Independent State Hopes to Unite Armies
In Rabat, a nine million populace nation claims five armies on its soil with foreign forces present. Sultan Ben Youssef seeks to merge the liberation army with royal forces while excluding all foreigners except the United States. The move could end the Army of Liberation as Ben Youssef and his son Hassan push to unify the country under their rule.
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