Eisenhower breaks with UN seating over Red China
In a weekly press conference President Eisenhower says 96 percent of Americans oppose Red China admission to the UN and that staying in the UN may be less beneficial than leaving. Secretary Dulles notes China lacks enough support for seating in the Security Council and suggests the US may opt to withdraw if Red China is admitted. The column praises Senator Guy Cordon and criticizes opponents' use of campaign figures, ending with a claim of Senator Cordon's integrity.
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Expulsion of Russian Diplomats Highlights Cold War Tensions
The United States expelled two Russian diplomats in February and a lieutenant colonel in May, all accused of espionage. The incidents reveal strained Kremlin relations and questions about diplomatic immunity and covert activity in Washington.
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Campaign spending contrasts in Senator Cordon race
The opposition seeks fifty thousand dollars for this year’s campaign, more than double Senator Guy Cordon’s 1948 outlay. The old saying about the tale hints at past activity, noting that in 1948 the Republican States Central Committee spent two hundred eleven thousand dollars to aid electors.
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Port of Coquille River financial record certified
Financial transcript from the Port of Coquille River shows funds ending June 30 1954 certified by J N Gearhart secretary and A Verne Lundy treasurer. It notes 14000 in United States Bonds and 1591 48 in securities with The Security Bank in hand.
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Opposition Grows as Sixes River Dredging Sparks Outcry
Residents, anglers, and sports groups in Oregon oppose a dredging plan on the Sixes River arguing it would ruin fishing and river beauty. Band on Games and Fish Club backs local action with Murphy area residents determined to stop the project by legal and public pressure.
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