Taft Tops Foreign Policy Speech Dims Action on China
LAKE SUCCESS Jan 4 U N debates yield dim prospects for swift action against Red China beyond a condemnation. U S delegates weigh an aggressor resolution as they meet with delegations. Washington plans to decide if such a measure will be offered. Taft seeks major foreign policy speech in Senate as criticism of Acheson grows and calls for his resignation intensify.
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U.S. Arms Aid Here Seen in Spain and NATO Talks
London reports a British-informed view that the United States may ship arms to Spain within a year and push for Spain to join NATO. The piece outlines contrasting American positions on Western Europe’s defense, the value of allied strength, and survival strategies with figures Hoover Dulles Dewey and Kennedy offering divergent plans.
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Russia demands Iran pay off oil deal losses
Teheran Jan 4 Russia demands Iran pay 10 million dollars in damages over an oil deal that failed a year after a tentative pact. A Soviet note claims funds were spent exploring resources in Iran under the pact later rejected by Iran’s parliament. The note also counters Iran’s claim of 11 tons of gold and 8 million dollars tied to Soviet troop stationing in Iran during World War II.
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Seoul Abandonment Seen as Blow to U N Prestige
Far East observers say the withdrawal of United Nations forces from Seoul without an all-out defense will damage U N prestige in Asia. The loss shocks Japanese and Asiatic leaders who expected Seoul to be defended for political and military reasons. They question why bombing of Chinese cities is not ordered and why more U N troops are not sent to Korea, warning Asia should take top priority in countering the aggressor.
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