British cabinet eyes admission of Red China to UN
In Devizes England on December 2 a ranking cabinet minister said the British cabinet agreed the current Korean crisis might have been avoided if Red China had been voted into the United Nations. Hugh Dalton noted Britain voted to admit Red China and Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin still thinks the judgment was right despite Far East difficulties.
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British Leader Sees U N Ban Blocking Peace Talks
The British leader, Dalton, notes the UN ban on Red China hampers opportunities for open dialogue with Chinese representatives at international forums. He ranks low in the cabinet but emphasizes that face to face talks with the United States are essential to ensure Britain’s views carry weight with American policymakers.
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Mother Takes Lives Of 3 Children and Self
ENGLEWOOD N J Dec 2 AP An attractive 29 year old wife guided her three small children into a closed garage and ended their lives and her own with carbon monoxide fumes The bodies of Mrs Margaret Thompson Oppenheimer and the children were found in the family station wagon by her husband William The two daughters Ann Newton 5 and Mary Alice 4 had scarlet fever and were kneeling in the back seat while one year old William Jr lay on the floor
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Bowles Offered State Department Post After Losing Governor Race
Governor Chester Bowles of Connecticut, defeated for re election, said President Truman offered him a job connected with the State Department. Bowles would not specify the post or confirm acceptance, leaving the exact position unclear.
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