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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

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11

Signatory Powers Are Own Judges In Pact Promises

NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson explains Dean Acheson’s North Atlantic Pact outline. The pact binds United States Canada Britain Belgium France Luxembourg Netherlands to consult on threats and defend if attacked, with actions limited to constitutional processes and UN Charter alignment.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Dean Acheson Basle United States Canada Britain Belgium France Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Denmark Italy Portugal Iceland Germany

North Atlantic Pact Outlined in Clear Terms

The proposed pact emphasizes building capacity to resist attack and resolving disputes by peaceful means without force. It promotes free institutions and economic cooperation across 14 concise articles and a brief preamble. Early drafts were ready last October, and the document aims to simplify international affairs for citizens.

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Seven Signs For Those Over 40 To Watch New York

A newspaper item notes that the second forty years of life may be in prime or past it and explores what one loves in the latter middle age will cost to rearm Europe. It mentions the State Department seeking limited discussion and that the pact text proposes signing in early April with two weeks left for debate.

New York Europe State Department Council

Signs of aging and how they affect health according to Dr Stieglitz

Dr Edward J Stieglitz outlines seven aging signs from reaction time and slower repair to weight shifts and drug effects. He notes constancy of vital signs declines after 40, gradual habit changes, and chronic illnesses progress slowly yet dominate deaths after midlife. Condensed soups were first canned in 1869.

Edward J. Stieglitz Washington New York Bethesda and Rockville Smith, Kine and French Laboratories Conference of

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