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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1954

Page

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Ambassador Lodge claims proof of Red China plan at UN talk

US Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr told the American Legion convention in Washington that he has proof that Chinese Communists five years ago were tasked with leading an organized attempt to conquer all of Asia. He argued admitting Red China to the UN would breach collective security. The audience faced a jammed agenda as resolutions favored veterans benefits and anticommunist positions. 包

Washington (Ap Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Asia Lodge U. S United Nations American Legion Red China U. N U.N Peiping Legion The 40 and 8 Society 40 And 8 AMA Veterans Administration United States Legionnaires

Flanders Faces Objections Across McCarthy Censure Charges

Sen. Flanders says he will file a formal objection to McCarthy censure charges if they are allowed to go by default. The Senate committee widened its review as Morse and Fulbright add charges, with five main categories under consideration and possible expansion to include earlier accusations. The panel plans to reconvene after a holiday funeral and Labor Day, while McCarthy and Williams prepare their defense.

Washington Sen Flanders R-Wi McCarthy R-Wis Senate Morse Ind-ore Fulbright D-Ark Atty Edward Bennett Williams McCarthy Army Watkins Utah Williams J. McCarthy Rport Associated Press B. la Livingstone

Nixon urges GOP to win or face extinction in 1954 races

Vice President Nixon told the Republican National Committee in Cincinnati that the party must prevail in the 1954 congressional campaigns or be dead politically. He said publicly a record vote could give Republicans control of both houses, while privately calling the race a near even contest with potential shifts in the House and Senate. He urged campaigns to emphasize Eisenhower's program of peace progress and prosperity.

Cincinnati Nixon Republican National Committee National Committee House Senate Eisenhower Korea

U S Favors NATO Talks This Month

Washington officials favor an emergency NATO foreign ministers meeting in New York later this month to decide West Germany’s role in Western Europe defense. UK and US seek German membership with safeguards while EDC dies and France resists, amid calls for a new Western defense arrangement.

Washington United States New York West Germany Western Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization Germany French Assembly European Defense Community U. S NATO Ress Churchill London Dulles Mendes- France Mendes-France Konrad Adenauer France Europe Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg

Yugoslavs Seek Asylum Across Adriatic to Italy

Twenty nine more Yugoslavs sailed to Italy seeking political asylum, raising the total to 53 who have fled by sea in ten days, amid ongoing turmoil in the Communist nation.

Ancona Italy Adriatic

Pachuco Mark Sweeps Nation As Youthful Hoodlum Symbol

A Los Angeles police official says the Pachuco tattoo symbol spreads across the country among youths and servicemen. He notes no national organization exists and leaders emerge by dominance within local groups rather than formal structure. The mark appears among airmen, soldiers, and civilians from Chanute to Phenix City, linking urban gangs to a wider social trend.

Los Angeles Richard D. Whitley Pachucos Pachuco Chanute Air Force Base Ill Kansas City Des Moines Iowa Lackland Afb Tex Sampson Afb Geneva N. Y

Egypt Backs West But Fears Soviet Invasion

Cairo reports indicate Egypt's Revolution Council states the nation stands with the West yet opposes a defense pact that could fuel Arab suspicions. The move follows British evacuation talks on Suez and new U.S. economic aid negotiations.

Cairo Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser Revolution Council Farouk United States Britain Middle East Russia Suez Canal Middle

Hoover Defends Presidential Privacy On Fishing Trip

Fraser Colorado report on former President Hoover joining President Eisenhower at a Rocky Mountain ranch. Hoover denounces loss of presidential privacy while reporters observe Eisenhower signing social security expansion and fishing. Hoover comments mirror his criticism of press intrusion during the outing.

Hoover Fraser Colo Eisenhower United States Rocky Mountain Denver White House Lowry Air Force Base New York Columbine

Early Action Sought On Anti-Red Pacific Charter

Manila seeks rapid adoption of a four point Pacific charter at an eight nation Southeast Asia security conference. President Magsaysay backs pledges to defend Southeast Asian independence, assist self rule progress, promote development, and oppose forces threatening sovereignty. The plan mirrors the Atlantic Charter and mirrors a broader Southeast Asian security pact.

Manila Philippines Ramon Magsaysay Southeast Asia

Attlee Reveals Mao Talks on U S Policy and Russia

Former Prime Minister Clement Attlee disclosed details of talks with Mao Zedong during a tour of China and Moscow. He said Mao urged influencing the United States to pull from Formosa and left open on promises, while Attlee proposed Russian reforms and calmer changes. Aneurin Bevan and six others continued to Tokyo with Attlee remaining in China through the weekend.

Hong Kong Clement Attlee Mao Tze-tung U.S Mao Russia Attlee Moscow United States Formosa Straits Japan West Germany Kremlin China Aneurin Bevan Tokyo

President Eisenhower to View Flood Control Projects Across Four States

President Eisenhower will fly a 2000 mile route over Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas to inspect reclamation flood control works funded by federal dollars and planned projects amid drought and controversy. Officials Benson will accompany him and briefings follow during 30 minute stops at Grand Junction Casper and McCook.

Denver Eisenhower Ments Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Continental Divide Benson Grand Junction Colo Casper Wyo McCook Neb

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