View Point on veto at U N and Lodge comment
A U S Representative to the United Nations Heavy Cabot Lodge discusses the veto power at the Security Council and Russia's use of it. He argues against frequent vetoes and highlights the need for resolute policy to counter Soviet influence and propaganda.
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United States
United Nations
Red China
Turing
Ami
Apriak
U. N
Russia
Ambassador Lodge
Taas
America
Lodge
Lovettsville Community News and Obituary Notes
Lovettsville and surrounding Loudoun County items include visitors of Rev Dr and Mrs Wade and guests of Rev Dr and Mrs John G Rupley of Dalton Nebraska, hospital updates, school board plans for superintendent successor, local family notices, births at Loudoun Hospital, and community happenings. Also reported are local livestock prices and remarks on national issues linked to United Nations and Soviet Union.
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Lovettsville
William A. Wade
John G. Rupley
Dalton
Neb
Rupley
Mamie Warlick
Virts
Loudoun
Lovettsville Game Association
O. L. Emerick
PF. Legard
United Nations
RR. Myers
Am International Bandit
Robert Legard
Childps
Magregr
China
Charles Williams
Falls Church
United States
Williams
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