U S Diplomats Warn Against Pressing Allies Too Hard
Washington dispatch notes that slow UN action on Red China and Red Korea sparked debate over U S policy. It warns that coercive tactics could erode alliance independence, risk breaking ties with Britain, Canada, and others, and endanger Japan peace treaty aims and Western defense lines.
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NEA
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England
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Okinawa
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Hawaii
Pacific
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Aneurin Bevan
Canada
Lester Pearson
India
State Department
Lake Success
Franco's Display Of Force Defied In Madrid
In Madrid on May 22, workers walked to work in large numbers to protest the high cost of living. A boycott targeted the public transportation system, backed by a split appeal for a general strike. Government forces deployed overwhelming army and police to discourage the action, with observers noting the protest as highly visible.
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Madrid
Welsh Guilty Four In Boy Death Trial
Welsh, 29, of Baltimore, found guilty of manslaughter in the death of a 12-year-old Pickett's Corner boy near Westminster. Judge Janes E. Boylan Jr. withheld sentence, noting carelessness with firearms. Welsh released on bond to await sentencing Friday. Trial lasted four hours. Additional defendants convicted of related charges.
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Francia Vincent Welsh
Baltimore
Pickett
Crrontt Cowt
Westminster
Janes EL Boylan, Jr
Welsh
Robie Stanley Hood
Howard Lloyd
Airy
Frank Baker
Picketts Corner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Battles
Baker Farm
Charles Augustius Smith
Route 1
Mt. Airy
Charles Kenneth Corbett
Near Jerick
Tanestown
Dope Habit Pickup Shocks Court At Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore May 22. George Stamper 26 was found guilty of possessing heroin capsules after admitting he picked up a drug habit while a prisoner at Maryland Penitentiary. Judge Joseph Sherbow urged further questioning by policewoman Violet White. Stamper was on parole from a five year term for robbery and said 60 prisoners in his dormitory used drugs. He named two women who aided him but did not identify them. He awaits sentencing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph Sherbow
George Stamper
Stamper
Sherbow
Violet White
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