Vishinsky Deflates UN Peace Role in Postwar Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told newsreel cameras that the United Nations General Assembly is not fulfilling its duty for peace and remains far from being an instrument of peace. He cited the Indian resolution on Korea and said the Soviet delegation has done all possible to strengthen the UN. He wished the American public a Merry Christmas and holiday greetings.
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New York
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Liberte
United Nations
Assembly
Organization of the United Nations
Soviet Union
Organization of the U. N
Burlingame High School Students Tour KU Science Museums
Science classes from Burlingame High School visited the University of Kansas campus to tour the science museums and the astronomy and physics departments. Sponsor R L Washburn, the high school science teacher, led the trip with extension personnel guiding the students. They had lunch in the Memorial Union Cafeteria.
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Burlingame High School
University of Kansas
K.U
R. L. Washburn
Memorial Union
Tavern Owners in Topeka Face Beer License Revocation
Topeka tavern owners were charged with permitting patrons to mix whiskey and soft drinks. The City Commission planned to begin proceedings to revoke their beer licenses, after plainclothes officers spent weeks spying in the taverns. A hearing may occur within 10 days. revocation would last six months from December 23, amid a conflict between city and state rules. City officials will propose an ordinance to clarify spiking laws and set a six month revocation period. Water covers about three quarters of the earth.
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Topeka
Commonwealth Leaders Plan Three Point Economic Program
British Commonwealth leaders consider a three point plan to relieve Sterling pressure. They expect talks with Western nations to ease world economic difficulties and will push changes in trade and monetary policies for U.S. approval. Proposals include living within means, cutting luxury imports, developing food and raw material production, and sharing scarce equipment among member nations.
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London
Nnveation Family
U. S
Attorney General Harold Father Emerges as AGs Leader Nominee
SEA ISLAND Ga Attorney General Harold R Father of Kan isag is prominently mentioned as the next president of the National Association of Attorneys General If elected he would succeed Roy H Beller of Tennessee The 46th annual meeting of the association will end Wednesday.
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Harold R
Kanisag
National Association of Attorneys General
Roy H__Beller
Tennessee
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