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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1957

Page

13

Britain Drops Western Trade Curbs with Red China

London reports Britain defies U S objections and ends broad Western restrictions on trade with Red China in hopes allies will follow. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd says Britain will still bar war potential goods to China and Russia. exports to mainland China could double to about 60 million dollars yearly.

London Britain State Department Washington United States Selwyn Lloyd House of Commons China Russia Red China Foreign Office Paris

Britain rebuked over China trade in United States stance

Washington says Britain’s move to ease controls on trade with Red China undermines a total embargo. Officials warn the split could strain Congress and drift Sino British relations. State Department notes Britain will press for a settlement but will keep security controls on China and the Soviet bloc.

Washington United States Britain China House of Commons London France Egypt Congress Sen Knowland California Fulbright D-Ark Eisenhower Suimplumeee State Department Russia Free World Lloyd Deci Thej Red China Soviet Union Japan West German Italy

Memorial Day Reflections and City Living in Frederick

A Frederick column recalls Memorial Day observances and wartime losses, praises Mayor Cutler's service, and honors Don Rice Jr. for a Notre Dame scholarship. It notes public welfare efforts, civic leadership, and local anecdotes including a garage rotation idea and a parking meter tale.

Cutler Edith H. Shank Culler Frederick Iby Democrat Mfr Wwe Sara Cliff South Mar Crick Donald B. Rice JR Donald B. Rice Sr West South Street University of Notre Dame South Bend Tod Tibe National College Entrance Examinations Board Princeton Don St. John's ‘School Nowe Dame i Sisters East Second Street St. John’s Notre Dame Sisters

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