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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1955

Page

5

Mendes-France Gains Party Control in French Left Shift

In Paris Mendes France wins control of the Radical Socialists amid accusations of leaning left. He calls for renewed cooperation with Radicals while avoiding communism and a full popular front. His victory signals a move toward reorganizing party leadership ahead of next year’s elections.

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No Foreign Aid Sought for Red China Parley

Secretary of State Dulles rejects designating any nation as intermediary for U S cease fire talks with Red China. Britain Pakistan and India seek to learn Red China’s intent, while the United States will not trade a cease fire for territorial concessions such as Quemoy and Matsu. Dukes heads to Paris for NATO talks on Far East issues with Pinay and MacMillan.

Washington i Dulles United States Red China Guemnoy Matsa Britain Pakistan India Dues Dukes Paris North Atlantic Treaty Council Antoine Pinay Harold P MacMillan Viet Nam Formosa Chou En-lai Quemoy Matsu Islands

Early End to L and N Rail Strike Nears, Violence Persists

Washington hopes for a quick settlement clash with a dissenting union spokesman and ongoing violence in the South as Eisenhower and Labor Secretary Mitchell say the 53 day Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike may end soon. O Neill of the National Mediation Board also forecasts near agreement pending arbitration.

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US to Transfer Two Benson Class Destroyers to Nationalists China

United States plans to transfer two Benson class destroyers to Nationalist China in July. Negotiations toward settlement of the Southern Bell Telephone strike show no progress. Federal mediator Williams and Pierce hold separate talks in Atlanta with the telephone company and CIO Communications Workers of America, but few results are reported. Southern Bell fires 117 strikers systemwide for misconduct since the strike began.

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