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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1954

Page

4

Dulles Sees Foreign Policy By Impulse In Europe Trip

The piece critiques Secretary of State Dulles for reactive diplomacy as he travels to Europe. It recalls his April 1953 warning on Communist gains in the Far East and notes his later Indochina shift after the Korean armistice. It mentions a January 25 conference with Eden Bidault Molotov and expectations of the meeting.

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Stevens Vows to Continue Hunt for McCarthy Spy

Secretary Stevens said the Army will never give up its search for the young intelligence officer who supplied Sen. McCarthy with secret FBI information from Army files. He returned from Europe denying resignation and noted John Adams will remain in his post. Brownell indicated the officer would be a key witness in legal reviews of the case.

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Geneva talks and Dulles tensions over Indochina

The article outlines US policy shifts as Dulles confronts the Indochina crisis. Appeals for united action fail with Britain. Geneva opens April 26 as Dulles avoids direct European commitment while France seeks peace and a possible truce with the Communists.

Landslide Delays Panama Canal Shipping At Cucaracha Beach

A massive landslide near Contractors Hill in the Panama Canal blocked the east channel for about an hour delaying traffic. Clearing 30 000 cubic yards of earth began as ships moved through the west side and officials blamed heavy rains for the slide.

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