Peace Aim Drives French Stance at Geneva Talks
Paris dispatch notes France will seek peace without victory in Indochina at Geneva. Foreign Minister Bidault will press a negotiated settlement, urge China to pause military aid to Ho Chi Minh, and seek American economic concessions if China stalls. French parliament fears surrender but Bidault advocates autonomy from U S leadership.
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Advise Use Of Preservative In Grass Silage
Agricultural experts advise farmers to use sodium bisulfite as a preservative in grass silage. University of Kentucky notes that under average conditions preservative use is better, though silage can be made without one. Sodium bisulfite, sold in 100 pound sacks, uses eight to ten pounds per ton. Dr Garrigus says it adds no feeding value but preserves nutrients already in the silage.
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Indochina Crisis Tests Early Eisenhower Dulles Policy
The Indochinese crisis marks the first major foreign policy test for the Eisenhower Dulles administration. Monsoon season delays actions, but the situation remains a serious challenge with dangerous political and military potential. The broader context includes Korea, Iran oil talks, and Soviet leadership changes shaping a delicate global balance.
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