Dulles Promotes Limited War Defense In Cold War Propaganda
In a Foreign Affairs piece, John Foster Dulles argues that the United States can use space weaponry and allied bases to deter both atomic and conventional wars. He warns Soviet and North Korean aggression could trigger limited, not total, conflict while preserving massive retaliation as a fallback.
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3. M. Roberts
Associated Press News
United States
Ary Dulles
America
Dulles
Russia
Free World
United Nations
Hungary
Dulle
Middle East
Stalin
Washington Administration
Marine Recruiters Visit Texas Tech Campus for Interviews
Capt. Marc A. Moore and Capt. Robert W. Lewis from the Office of Officer Procurement in Dallas will visit Texas Tech on Wednesday and Thursday to interview students in Marine officer training programs. They will discuss paths to commissions as reserve officers, platoon leaders training, and two six week summer periods. Seniors and graduates may enter the Officer Candidate Course for commissions after a 10 week training post graduation. Piloting track available through both programs. Short indoctrination flights will be offered to interested students during the visit.
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Robert W. Lewis
Texas Tech
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Dallas
Marine Corps
E. Marine
Marine Corps Reserve
Baylor President weighs missionary request on Nigeria student intake
Baylor University President Dr. W. R. White said he received a letter from about a dozen Southern Baptist missionaries to Nigeria urging Baylor to take a public stand for quicker admission of Africans. White noted the trustees have full authority and no action has been taken yet.
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Waco
Baylor University
W. R. White
Southern Baptist
Nigeria
Baylor
White
Africa
Harmonica Bands Formed For Boys Clubs
The Lub Rock Boys Clubs organize harmonica bands with 21 boys joining and receiving Herb Shriner Harmonica Jamboree kits. Clubs received 48 kits from Boys Clubs of America, at no cost, for members joining the Harmonica Club.
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Lub‘Rock Boys
Herb Shriner
Boys’ Clubs of America
Jay Young
Optimist
Colgate
Vernon L. Jackson
ABC
Ave. E
Theodore Phea Jr
South Plains Lions
E. 24Th St
John W. Wilson
Lubbock Boys' Clubs
Forecast for Sunday: scattered showers coast to coast
The Weather Bureau forecast predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms from Texas to the Atlantic coast. Some showers are expected in the northern and central Rockies with snow flurries in higher elevations. Warmer conditions hold on the eastern seaboard while the Ohio Valley cools and the central and northern Plains warm.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Seaboard
Ohio Valley
Plains
Quaker group accepts Ford Foundation grant after dispute
After two years of controversy the Plymouth monthly meeting of the Society of Friends voted to accept a $5,000 grant from the Ford Foundation Fund for the Republic. The money supports the William Jeanes Memorial Library where Mary G. Knowles, head librarian, refused to sign a Pennsylvania loyalty oath. The group debated whether to fund the library’s operation and required written authorization and minutes before handing over the funds.
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Philadelphia
Ford Foundation
Fund For the Republic
Plymouth Monthly Meeting
Society of Friends
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Mary G. Knowles
Wayne
William Jeanes Memorial
Plymouth Township
Frank J. G. Jones
Soviet paper urges husbands to take wives to restaurants
Moscow dispatch notes Izvestia, the government newspaper, urges Soviet working men to take wives to restaurants to keep women working in factories and offices and reduce time spent on home duties like cooking.
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Moscow
W—I Izvestia
Izvestia
Pro-Union Sentiment Drops Since February Hearings
Nationwide survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows a 12 point decline in pro union sentiment from 76 percent in February to 64 percent today. About 74 million people followed Sen McClellan’s labor racketeering hearings, with doubts rising about organized labor though support remains a majority.
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American Institute of Public Clinion
Princeton
N. J
John McClellan
Senate
American Institute of Public Opinion
Levent
Institute
McClellan
Alabama
Town Marshal Fined For Running Stop Sign Near School
Vevay Indiana reports Marshal Fred Jennings Jr admitted driving through a new stop sign near the school grounds. He paid a 15.25 dollar fine after meeting with Justice of the Peace John Baird, remarking the signs were for everybody.
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Vevay
Ind
Fred Jennings Jr
Justice of the Peace
John Baird
Baird
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