W German vote may end five year Cold War
The article surveys West German political maneuvering under Adenauer as Britain and France push for a Western armed police force in a tense Cold War context. It notes Western high commissioners weighing a 50,000 to 80,000 strong force, secret notes from Bonn, and fears of a Soviet coup or civil conflict. It cites Adenauer’s secret sessions and statements about US-Soviet tensions, plus reactions from Bundestag deputies, Bonn officials, and international figures including Monnet, Acheson, and Churchill-era concerns shaping Germany's future alliance.
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Queen Abdicates in Miami Royal Festival Elopement
A Miami crowd of about 7000 watched as Queen Jane Nance failed to attend last nights coronation and eloped with a college athlete. The romance led to red faces among festival officials and casino crowds.
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Texas Has No Red Problem Texas Has No Red Problem
Washington reports Rep. Ben Guill of Pampa says San Antonio area has no Communist problem and discusses responses on Mutual’s Meet the Press radio program amid questions about Red scare sentiment.
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