Mrs Roosevelt urges broad reform of U S schools
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt tells the Women’s National Press Club that the United States must revamp education from early grades to give children broader knowledge of other countries. She says Americans should, when abroad, act as unofficial ambassadors for democracy and must learn how others interpret words.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
United States
Roosevelt
Women’s National Press Club
Russia
AFL Cool Toward the Labor Law Message
AFL leaders at the convention signal support for Eisenhower’s Taft Hartley stance while expecting amendments in January to fix defects. Nixon defends the President as Durkin and Morse spar over promises and a Democratic Congress in 1954.
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AFL
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Congress
James L. McDevitt
Labor League For Political Education
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Truman
William Green
Taft-Hartley
Nixon
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Tater
United States
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Wayne Morse
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Bare A Bomb Stockpile Urged Disclosure by U S Scientists
Dr David R Inglis and Dr James G Beckerley urged the United States to disclose the size of its atomic stockpile. They argued openness would show free world the true number of bombs and urged reassessment of U S leadership in atomic development. They urged Russia and the U S to seek international control of atomic energy amid concerns over Russia's hydrogen bomb disclosure.
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United States
David R. Inglis
Ingles
Inglis
Argohne National Laboratory
James G. Becker- Jey
Washington
Office of Classification
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Sigma Delta Chi
U. S
Russia
Reds Delay Berlin Mayor on Journey
West Berlin mayor Ernst Reuter crossed the Iron Curtain into West Germany after Red guards halted him at the East German border to amend his identity papers. He traveled with his wife and driver toward Hamburg for a meeting of West German mayors, then returned 100 miles to correct the address listing “Senate of Berlin.” Reuter has often traversed East Germany to reach the West without issue.
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Germany
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
West Germany
Hamburg
Reuter
Senate of Berlin
Floods Cut Bridges Stranding Hue and Tourane Links
Floods washed away bridges cutting communications between Hue and the French naval and air base at Tourane on the Indo Chinese coast about 375 miles north of Saigon. Three days of rain caused the flooding and isolation in the region.
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Indochina
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Tourane
LBCC Graduate Wins Foundation Scholarship
William A. Whiteside, a 1950 Army veteran, will accept a Core Foundation of San Francisco internship in public affairs at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. He has been awarded a $1125 scholarship as one of 12 young men and women undergoing training with the foundation.
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Beach Naval Shipyard
Foundation
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