Red China Chance Of UN Entry In 1954 Dim Says Marlow
Washington dispatch reports Red China faces slim odds of UN admission in 1954 with the United States and Britain firmly opposing. If admitted later, Beijing would gain status and influence, while Formosa and Korea's peace pose ongoing flashpoints. Knowland's threat to quit the UN sparks a Western clash. Churchill Eden visit heightens tension as Eisenhower and Dulles reiterate opposition.
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Winston Churchill
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Anthony Eden
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Barbara McIntosh elected president of Girls' Service Org USC
Military honors and local notices recount Barbara McIntosh becoming president of USC Girls' Service Organization. Also notes Pfc Jack G Barton wounded in Italy, Cpl Joe Er n earns Bronze Star, Pvt James A Harrold Jr arrives in the theater. Fort Sill balloon pilot to compete in Birmingham races. Comanche county school opens for 1934 35 year. special church music plans. 30 years ago Dr James S Buchanan OU president. birth of daughter to Gottlieb Webber family.
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Edith Finley
Euclid
Italy
Joe E.rn
Peter F. Fleming
Summit
James A. Harrold Jr
Margaret E. Harrold
S. Ninth
Mee Guinea
Fort Sill
Birmingham
Ala
Comanche County
First Christian
Denham
Patrol Sets New Record For Arrests
OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma Patrol set a June traffic arrest record with 5 743 motorists halted. Previous June high was 3 266 in 1953 under Gov Johnston Murray enforcement rises under Bellatti. During June 1 012 accidents occurred, 504 injured, 36 killed as radar and unmarked cars boost patrols.
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Oklahoma City
Lawrence Bellatti
Johnston Murray
Bellatti
Oklahoma
Tot Grabs Bumper in Startled Ride Through LA Streets
Herbert Grageda Jr., 3, grabbed a car’s rear bumper and clung on as the vehicle moved. Driver Herbert Escarcega, 31, stopped after bystanders shouted. The child released the bumper after three blocks, suffering scraped shins but otherwise fine.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Grageda Jr
Herbert Escarcega
Escarcega
Herbert
Women’s schooling level links to birth rates in 1940 data
In 1940, U S women with under five years of schooling aged 45 to 49 averaged 4.33 children, nearly doubling themselves in the population, while college graduates averaged 1.23 children, producing little more than half their numbers in the next generation.
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U.S
Senate Group Starts Hearings On Foreign Aid
The Eisenhower administration seeks foreign aid, facing Senate scrutiny as the Armed Services Committee questions Walter Bedell Smith and Admiral Radford. Totals hover around 3.1 billion to 3.4 billion with cuts and restorations shaping the defense and development packages for Europe, Asia, and allied forces.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Walter Bedell Smith
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
U.S
U S Negotiating For Gls Return
The United States is negotiating with Czechoslovakia for the return of seven American artillerymen captured by a Czech border patrol on July 4. State team officials say the location of an American captain and six enlisted men is unknown after wandering across the West German border. Diplomatic talks occur with Garret Ackerson attending meetings at the Czech Foreign Office, while Prague accuses the Americans of spying and the U S note denies that charge, condemning the abduction.
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Sten
Czechoslovakia
Tean
U.S
Garret Ackerson
Prague
Army Sued Over Tank Ride After Boy Hurt At Camp Hunter Liggett
In San Francisco, Elizabeth Iti filed a $100,000 lawsuit against the government claiming her 14 year old son Charles Brunetti sustained a permanent brain injury after a visitors day tank ride at Camp Hunter Liggett July 31. The suit alleges the injury occurred from being bounced against the tank’s steel turret.
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San Francisco
Charles Brunetti
Camp Hunter Liggett
Elizabeth Iti
Charles
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