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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
10
In Indochina the siege of Dien Bien Phu intensifies as Vietminh forces clash with French positions on the plain surrounding the fortress. French air and artillery support continue while reinforcements and supplies are parachuted to the besieged defenders as ground fighting continues in northern and western approaches.
The Polish government announces Boleslaw Bierut, long the nation’s top Communist since World War II, quits the premiership to become first secretary of the United Polish Workers party. Josef Cyrankiewicz takes over as premier as Western diplomats in Vienna expect Bierut to remain the party’s head. Kremlin policy appears to replace personal cults with collective rule.
Britain’s for Eisenhower’s words and hear the U N delegate Sir Gladwyn Jebb says the Communist Chinese should be admitted to the United Nations as soon as possible. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. warns he would veto to bar Reds. Dag Hammarskjold backs Jebb’s stance at Pilgrims dinner in New York.
Reader's Digest explores how feeling deeply can enrich life. Ardis Whitman argues strong emotions are not danger but fuel for vitality. The April issue promises 42 condensed articles from leading magazines and books to spark lasting interest.
Queen Elizabeth II, despite apparent discomfort, refused to halt a lengthy procession through Adelaide to attend a forthcoming ceremony. The dirt in her eye was cleaned after a speech at the town hall, as she moved on with official duties.
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