Acheson Likely Out as Secretary of State Says Smith
Rep Lawrence H Smith of Racine predicts Dean Acheson's days as secretary of state are numbered due to the crisis from Chinese Communist forces in Korea. He suggests Truman may name a Republican successor, possibly John Foster Dulles, with Dewey adviser ties. Senator Wiley and Rep Bob Smith note the situation as gravest since WWII.
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Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Dean Acheson
North Korea
Acheson
Smith
Truman
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Bobh Smith
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
Senate
America
Russia
Korea
Perle Mesta Named Year's Top Woman of 1950
Perle Mesta, U. S. minister to Luxembourg, named Woman of the Year 1950 in an Associated Press poll of newspaper women editors. The poll honors headline impact and highlights Mesta's continued public service since 1949. Other top figures named include Ethel Merman for stage, Gloria Swanson for film, Pearl S. Buck for literature, Irene Keller Dillier for science, and Margaret Truman for music.
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Associated Press
Perle Mesta
U. S
Luxembourg
Lichtenburg
Miss Merman
Gloria Swanson
Pearl S. Buck
Irene Corey Dillier
Institute For Cancer Research
Philadelphia
Gussie Moran
Mary Margaret McBride
Vivien Kellems
Stonington
Get Out Of Asia Policy Risks For Europe Says J M Roberts Jr
AP analysis argues that an American shift to a get out of Asia stance could undermine Britain France and the UN and threaten Western Europe. The piece notes fears over war with China and questions whether the United Nations can endure if editors retreat from Korea and global commitments at Lake Success amid the Truman Attlee talks. It cites Allied forces in Germany as a deterrent to a Russian move.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
United States
Asia
Britain
France
Europe
U. S
Western Hemisphere
United Nations
Gression
Korea
Lake
Russia
Plan for Self-Government in North Borneo Takes Shape
Plan for self-government moves forward as JESSELTON announces the creation of an executive and legislative council and the introduction of a new constitution. The changes mark the first steps toward greater local self-rule in the British colony.
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North Borneo
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