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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

5

British Talks Turn to State Economy

British Commonwealth prime ministers met to review the nine nations economic health while watching the Formosa crisis. Chancellor Richard A Butler would present an overview of the economic and financial position and discuss trade liberalization with America and the potential conversion of the pound. Colombo powers India Pakistan and Ceylon were seen as possible mediators if UN efforts falter.

London British Commonwealth Formosa Britain Richard A. Butler Commonwealth Butler America Colombo India Pakistan Ceylon United Nations Security Council Raden Supomo Sod Boonwadi Nehru Supomo Colombo Group Red China Chiang Kai-Shek Matsa Quemoy

Propaganda monitoring testimony in Nugent case at army court

Lt Col John Dunn testified Nugent, a Merrill Wisconsin native aged 45, was marked by North Korean propagandists for a role in a 1950 peace demonstration and recorded broadcasts to restrain Nationalist forces. The testimony described Nugent as an unwitting dupe pressed to participate and studied prisoner influence during the Korean War.

Pei James T. Kashiwahara United States Merrill Wis Nugent South Korea John J. Dunn Rome Court Nugent

Mendes-France’s government faces grave danger in vote

Paris. Premier Pierre Mendes-France confronts possible defeat as Radical Socialist Rene Mayer declares he will oppose the North Africa policy. Mayer’s dramatic speech, backed by many deputies and several De Gaulle followers, signals a major challenge to the government with a confidence vote expected after a 24 hour delay.

Paris U Fremier Pierre ‘Mendes Mendes-France Mayer Tunisia Mendes- France North Africa France Teiristers Algeria Morocco Mendes - France Tf Mendes-France

Iran Reds Arrested in Tehran Raid on Red Hideout

Tehran reports a military government raid outside the capital capturing at least one Communist agent in official Iran positions. The disclosure lists a broader purge targeting Communist operatives within the regime.

Iran Tehran Red

Reds May Attack During Peace Talk

U S Senator Knowland warned at a Potomac rally that Communist China could seek talks on a Formosa cease fire while simultaneously striking Nationalist held outposts in the region. He cited past battles in Korea and Dien Bien Phu as examples of concurrent diplomacy and fighting. President Eisenhower said policies for Quemoy and Matsu are tactical and not for public detail. Senators Carlson and Hickenlooper supported a firm U S stance to deter aggression and aid Formosa without public assurances.

Washington Wiliam F. Knowland t-Calif China Formosa Knowland Senate Potomac Mid Korea Dien Bien Phu Viet Nam United Nations Security Council Red China Formosa Strait Quemoy Matsu Chiang Jiai-shek Chiang United States Iit Eisenhower Thiang Sen. Carlson R.kan Sen. Hickenlooper Rleg Towa Tithe Free World. Ri

State Skilled Labor Force on Increase in California

California expects more than 5,000,000 skilled workers by 1960, about 88 percent of the state’s total labor force, according to estimates cited by the National Association of Manufacturers. The forecast notes rising demand and potential encroachments on existing jobs. A separate note reports a shoplifting incident where a woman who admitted stealing soap was fined $15.50.

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Chicago Philadelphia Bid To Host Democratic Convention

A subcommittee of the Democratic National Committee considered bids from Chicago and Philadelphia to host the 1956 nominating convention. No other cities offered plans, while Republican leaders signaled a possible site decision the following year.

Washington Pee Mucopes Phila Adelphia Chicago Philadelphia Paul Butler Republican National Car Full Committee GOP Inere

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