Dulles Doubts Real Value In Big 4 Meet
Secretary of State Dulles voiced doubt that the Big Four summit alone would ease tensions. He said more than one meeting and action are needed, speaking at the University of South Carolina as talks on a July 18 Geneva summit unfold. He warned the United States must maintain strong security policies and national unity. The speech praised foreign service officers and bipartisan policy, noting the broom industry’s 1797 origin in a Gazette Classified Ads wrap.
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Russia Receives Formal Invite For Geneva Summit
Russia received a formal invitation to a Big Four summit in Geneva starting July 18. The United States Britain and France proposed four days of talks with Geneva as a compromise site after Russia suggested Vienna and the others Lausanne. Tass cited Secretary Dulles warning the talks may not ease tensions. London papers urged Eisenhower's official visits to Britain and France en route to the conference.
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Guerillas Arrested in South Korea Raid May 20
Seoul police announced the arrest of four North Korean guerrillas and 11 suspected collaborators after a raid May 20 in the mountains of Hongchon County. New York reports nearly 12 percent of adult Americans hold at least one college degree.
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Kremlin Brass Seeks Bloc Backing for Yugoslav Ties
Moscow greets Khrushchev Bulganin and Mikoyan on return from Belgrade as Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Czechoslovakia pledge to join in improving relations with Yugoslavia under the “retire coexistence” accord. Officials say unanimity was reached in talks with Romania Hungary and Czechoslovakia. The dispatch notes Balkan allies seek closer ties with Yugoslavia and Greece and Turkey.
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Yale Alumni Club Fined For Raffle
A Simsbury town judge fined the Yale Alumni Club of Hartford $50 after officers pleaded no contest to running a raffle at a scholarship fundraiser event. The winner of a new car, retired Connecticut Supreme Court Justice William M. Marble, noted the law’s intent and enforced prohibition, while Maltbie said he planned to donate his winnings to Yale Alumni funds.
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Nehru Leaves Prague for Moscow on 14 Day Stop
Indian Prime Minister Nehru departed Prague for Moscow after visiting President Zaptocky and Premier Stroke. The trip will span fourteen days with stops in Warsaw Vienna and Belgrade before returning.
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Japan Rejects Import of 60,000 Tons Soybeans from Red China
Japan refused an import application for 60,000 tons of soybeans from Red China because of an unfavourable trade balance and high price of 120.70 dollars per ton delivered to a Red China port. In the first half of 1954 Japan imported 130,000 tons from Red China.
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