Achesons inquiry session pleases Democrats not GOP
Secretary of State Acheson faced questions from Congress in a session that pleased Democrats while Republicans remained cool. Senators Lucas and Wherry offered mixed assessments, with Arends noting many questions remained unanswered as Acheson prepares to testify before foreign relations and armed services panels on the foreign arms program and Western Europe rearmament.
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Acheson backs admission for Chinese Communists
Secretary General Acheson seemed to back a move to admit Communist China to the United Nations. Rankin pressed on Lie saying he was a known Communist. Acheson replied Lie had no secret about his belief and would not veto admission. Judd questioned why total diplomacy wasn’t used to eject Nationalist China, but Acheson stood by letting the majority decide.
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Columbian Awaiting Permission to Wed
Washington June. President Truman's bill to ease immigration barriers clears the Senate and House, allowing Thurston of Columbia Missouri to wed Miss Taeko Suzuki of Yokohama Japan. The couple met after World War II. Thurston returned home and later went to Japan as a civilian employee before resuming his courtship. The bill would permit the 26 year old Japanese girl to enter the United States as Thurston.
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President of France To Visit U.S. in '51
President Auriol of France will visit the United States next week, White House announced. Soviet frontier guards slowed Western truck traffic at Helmstedt in a possible reprisal over East German matters. Berlin-bound trucks faced long inspections and backlogs as controls tightened near the frontier.
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West Germany plans loosen foreign investment rules
Allied high commission drafts an investment program for West Germany to expand industry. First step may open blocked German marks for plant expansion, with transfers abroad delayed. About 165 million marks worth, held mainly by American film, auto, and soft drink firms, could be used for expansion under a phased plan. Officials doubt enough foreign capital will be attracted and debate prewar debts totaling about 1 billion dollars. Electric fences for farms are described as single-wire devices delivering a shock.
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Former Editor Dies in Eureka at 59
Sam B. Strock, 59, former owner and publisher of newspapers at EK chy and Betty, died in Eureka on June 1, per AP. The longtime editor built local papers, shaping community coverage and editorial voice across decades.
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