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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1955
Page
10
Associated Press analysis argues the US must shift foreign policy to a proactive economic battle. It warns Russia seeks to weaken Western ties and build self sufficiency, urging bigger American aid, faster initiative, and less interference to unite allies.
Ichiro Hatoyama secured a sweeping victory in Japan's election amid a shift toward two party politics. The right wing holds most lower house seats, and Hatoyama aims to tighten ties with the United States while seeking normal relations with the Soviet Union. He plans reforms to streamline industry, boost exports, curb inflation, centralize government, and redefine the Emperor's role.
Khrushchev and Bulganin push an Asian outreach as part of a long Cold War strategy. The trip touted anti colonial solidarity and world peace, with Moscow media citing Indian Express praise for Soviet policy and its contrast with Western European colonialism.
The piece argues the Soviet Union pursues a distinct economic strategy for India and Asia, offering big projects and trade to win influence while avoiding Colonial risk. It warns Asians, especially Indians, to beware Kremlin rhetoric and Gandhi's legacy, urging caution toward Soviet assistance and the Red orbit.
The Labor Department reports October living cost index at 114.9 percent of the 1947-49 average, the same as September, while average factory worker take home pay with three dependents rises to 72.18 dollars. Food prices fall with harvests, but housing rents and transportation costs increase. Medical and personal care prices edge higher.
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The Italian magazine Oggi reported that Pope Pius XII had a vision of Jesus during a serious illness last year. It claimed the Pope recovered afterward and insisted the vision occurred while he was fully awake and lucid.
Fifteen Black officers returning from Korea find Maryland National Guard enlistment open only in a segregated Baltimore truck battalion. Governor McKeldin orders immediate steps to end racial segregation, with Adjutant General Reckord saying change follows Supreme Court rulings.
Since World War II developing nations in Africa and Asia seek recognition after colonialism. The Bandung Afro Asian conference marked their united push. Soviet leaders tour India Burma and Afghanistan as Moscow expands influence with industrial plants in Afghanistan and aid to Indonesia.
Soviet radio out of Tiflis reports six Beria associates executed and two others jailed as part of a recurring purge tied to Beria's legacy. Analysts note timing and a wider cleanup of security forces while the army gains influence over the secret police, bolstering Khru shchev and Bulganin.
The American Medical Association meets in Boston on Tuesday November 29. The National Convention of Young Democrats convenes Saturday in Oklahoma City. The AFL and CIO merger convention gathers Monday in New York City.
Sen. Clifford Case of New Jersey testifies before a Senate subcommittee urging revision of the McCarran-Walter Act to reflect a wider sense of humanity in U.S. immigration. He says American policy is not isolated and is watched by the world as part of foreign policy.
A Japanese university coed wins the 160000 yen Asian version of the US show The $64,000 Question and receives a motor scooter worth 160000 yen and 450 in US dollars. Also noted is a Los Angeles smog claim of 147.50 for car color change glasses damage and nerves, plus two inmates escape Oahu Prison by scaling a wall and stealing a wardens car.
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