Peace Panel Revives Quiz of Guatemala
The Interamerican Peace Committee, after canceling its Guatemala investigation, decided to proceed despite the uncertain government. Delegates planned to fly to Guatemala in the afternoon, though a morning flight was set earlier. The inquiry was postponed until further notice amid developments likely tied to Guatemala's military junta.
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Huntington Beach Girl Elected at State Meet
Huntington Beach resident Pat Carson was elected a councilman of the fictional City of Jordan during the Eleventh California Girls State program in Sacramento. She is sponsored by Joseph Rodman Yale 423, American Legion Auxiliary.
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Ike and Churchill Seek Peace Amid Atlantic Charter Echoes
The leaders discuss postwar peace aims promising to use peaceful means to secure independence for willing nations. They reject subordination of free states, urge general disarmament with safeguards, and back regional security under the UN. The meeting reinforces plans for a Southeast Asia alliance and a strengthened world order.
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Grand Jury Clears State Dept over UN Security
A federal grand jury reported the United States corrected conditions that previously prompted a charge of security risks among Americans employed by the United Nations. The panel, which investigated alleged Communist infiltration at the UN, convened January 6, 1953, and handed its report to Judge Edward A. Conger who praised the group.
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Judges Meet to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
More than 150 delegates gather at the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges convention to discuss curbing juvenile delinquency. Judge Philip B. Gilliam of Denver presides over executive sessions as HEW data project rising delinquency into 1960.
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Philip B. Gilliam
Denver
Gilliam
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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