Freedom Crusaders Open Drive to Wipe Out Communism
The Crusade for Freedom opens a 1951 campaign seeking 3.5 million dollars to fund two more Radio Free Europe transmitters and expand broadcasts to Asia. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower launches the drive from Paris urging wholehearted support, joined by Gen. Lucius Clay, Walter Gifford, Harold Stassen, and Ernst Reuter.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Ernst Reuter
West Berlin
Impressions of Fonteyn by Chappell Beaton Photos
Literary guidepost reviews Margot Fonteyn as a remarkable ballerina through 40 new Beaton photos and William Chappell's appreciative text. He notes her evolution from a shy student to a prima dancer with lyrical style and English character, praising her in Sleeping Beauty and Ashton's Symphonic Variations while critiquing critics' biases.
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William Chappell
Cecil Beaton
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Margot Fonteyn
England
United States
Sadler’s Wells Ballet
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Rio Grande
Fifty Youths Win Prizes in Encanto Park Fishing Contest
Fifty Phoenix youths shared 50 prizes in the Junior Chamber of Commerce fishing contest at Encanto Park. Prizes ranged from tool sets to outfits for the biggest and various category catches. Winners include Billy Wells 13 from North Fourth Avenue with an 18% inch bass and 3% pound weight. Alice Fay Perkins 9 from Glendale with a 10% inch catfish. Joe Galas 12 from East Fillmore with a 17% inch catfish.
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Fifteen Drunks Stalled in Elevator at Court
In Washington on September 4 an elevator in the municipal court building stalled for fifteen minutes trapping fifteen drunks in a third floor courtroom. The incident interrupted proceedings as officials assisted the trapped individuals.
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Municipal Court
Mexico President Frees Communists
In Mexico City twelve top Mexican Communists arrested for their role in last week’s student demonstrations against President Miguel Aleman have been freed by presidential order.
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INS
Miguel Aleman
Billion Dollar Move to Put More into Atomic Weapons
Brownwood Texas September 4 AP Representative Fisher of Texas said the United States will spend more than a billion dollars in the coming year on Atomic and Hydrogen bombs and guided missiles with atomic warheads. He spoke at a Labor Day celebration, noting stockpiles of 750 to 1,000 atom bombs. Dublin Airport opens its first bank for travelers’ convenience.
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