Fractioned forum on Middle East and peace prospects debated
In a short open forum Dr Stough challenged the idea of lasting peace between Jews and Arabs, noting the difficulty of the question and praising Israeli agricultural prowess. Wayne Neely chaired in President Remsburg’s absence, with Rotarian Walter Kleist introducing the speaker.
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Palestine
Israel
J Richard Remsburg
Wayne C Neely
Walter Kleist
Visting Rotarians
Mark Biwler
Hagerstevn Emrory Fro Brunswick
Iras Iran and India Seen as Trouble Spots Bite
Dr Milford Stough of Dickinson College spoke to Frederick Rotary about potential Arab world trouble spots. He warned that oil interests and political expediency could draw the United States into Arab politics, while noting no immediate war with Arabs or Russia. He cautioned about possible Arab unity and Russia seeking a warm water port in Persia. Egypt’s resentment of Britain could act as a fuse in regional tensions.
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Department of History
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Dr Stough
History Authority
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Association Meeting Plans Book Week Observance
Mrs Hume explained children's accident insurance to the group. The association will meet at the school tonight to observe Book Week with part of the meeting and a 6:30 covered dish supper. Mrs Harry Haines, missionary from China, will be the guest speaker.
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Harry Haines
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France Protests Against British American Plan
France protested to the United States and Britain against plans to turn over Bizernal coal iron and steel industries to German ownership. Foreign Minister Robert Schuman conveyed the protest in Paris, and the note states the move would violate French government policy and the National Assembly position.
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Head Of ECA Going To China
Washington top Economic Cooperation Administration chief Paul G Hoffman planned a fly to China for an on the spot survey of the situation as Communist advances in Asia created a crisis. Officials weighed the danger and potential war in the region with a departure suggested for December unless the sit uation became too dangerous.
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Paul G Hoffman
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China
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Ture
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Truman Aide Opposes Shift In China Relief Policy
A three hour ECA advisory committee meeting concluded the situation in China is dire yet no plan to shift relief toward China. ECA approved 12.29 million dollars in grants for raw cotton and other aid while State Department experts review policy. Hoffman and Cleveland met with senior State officials to outline continued aid discussions ahead of President Truman’s return.
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Key West Talks on U S Aid to China Crisis
The discussion centers on aid to China after NSC recommendations to the President. State Department officials say no objections to a special investigation of China needs, as Under Secretary Robert A. Lovett briefs reporters.
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China
State Department
National Security Council
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Picket Breakup at Harper Hospital in Detroit
Police dispersed an angry group of pickets at Harper Hospital after arresting two workers accused of knocking down a nurse. No injuries were reported but the clash highlighted tensions during the three day walkout by 400 service employees of the General Hospital in Detroit.
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