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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1951

Page

3

Senate Aims at Oct. 1 Finale

Washington September 4 AP The Senate extended Labor Day break as leaders push for adjournment around October 1. A token session was held with no business on the docket. The House, ahead in lawmaking, faces a three week recess through September 12 hindering final budget talks.

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President Truman Seeks Party Peace in San Francisco

President Truman visits San Francisco to deliver a major address at the Japanese peace conference and ease ruffled Democratic nerves. A luncheon at the Fairmont Hotel drew over 750 party members with DNC officials and notable figures including James Roosevelt. Discussed were arms aid to Defense, economic aid to ECA, and State Department technical assistance.

San Francisco Truman Democratic Party Cus Pouca Fairmont Hotel Gram Defense Department Economic Co-operation Administration State Department Senate House E. H. Heller George Luckey California Roosevelt Earl Warren William M. Boyle Pauley Nor Luckey Acheson Harry S. Truman Dean Acheson Washington Elmer Robinson President Truman Associated Press

Dulles Defends Japan Peace Treaty Amid Soviet Attacks

U S Ambassador John Foster Dulles rebutted Soviet claims that the Japan peace treaty renews militarism. He noted Japan’s disarmament and warned the U S may station forces in Japan under a mutual defense pact after signing. He argued the U S will not let the treaty be vetoed by the Soviet Union.

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