Truman Proposes Moscow Mission to renew U S policy
In a weekly news analysis, Bill Schoentgen reports on President Truman proposing a Moscow mission aimed at renewing U S policy with the Soviet Union. The piece critiques the stance as potentially reshaping the foundation of U S foreign policy while noting the editorial disclaimer of opinion.
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Truman and Vinson Debacle Affects U S Russia Policy
The piece analyzes President Truman's aborted plan to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow as a diplomatic misstep, sparking bipartisan critique and highlighting the gulf between U S and Soviet aims. It contrasts personal diplomacy with enduring UN backed policy and notes Zhdanov's murder reshaping war likelihood.
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George Marshall
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Sagging White House to Undergo Repairs Next Year
Public Buildings Commissioner W. E. Reynolds reports the 132 year old White House will receive extensive reconstruction to reinforce the sagging executive mansion. A full overhaul may cost up to a million dollars to taxpayers as BRIA surveys determine required repairs. The structure is described as a fire hazard and would not pass city code in its current form.
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Churchill Grim Accents At Welsh Convention Warns Of Soviet Threat
At Llan dudno Wales Churchill spoke in grim tones about western resistance to Soviet power. He warned the United States to retain atomic arsenals and pressed for a final settlement with Russia after satellite releases. He rejected false hopes of a friendly deal and cautioned against delays. The piece also covers U S hiring aliens for the international information program, with testimony before Congress on foreign staffing.
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Washington Diary: Portola Festival and Antarctic Film Night
BAUKHAGE surveys autumn Washington events from Portola Festival kickoff with Don Gaspar de Portola to a Navy Day screening of Secret Land. He notes Portola celebrations, Marshall humanitarian award, a polar exploration film, and Cold War air maneuvers over Berlin amid a parade of diplomats and entertainers.
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Radar picket submarine to start service in November
The submarine Tigrone, drawn from reserve and converted to the first radar picket unit, was announced to be commissioned November 7 and begin radar eyes to detect hostile aircraft approaching from remote polar seas as part of a new defense system.
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Senators Push For Spain to Rejoin Western Nations
Scott Licas of Milwaukee and Bill Fulbright of Arkansas, both Democrats, spoke to reporters after a private White House meeting urging the State Department to reassess U S policy toward Franco Spain. They advocate Spain's readmission to the Western bloc despite UN concerns.
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U S Plot Against Peron Exposed as Cold War Tale
An exclusive review traces John Griffiths, once U S cultural attache in Buenos Aires, as alleged chief instigator of a 1945 46 anti Peron campaign. It details his role with Braden, clashes with Cabot, later expulsion, and his life in Uruguay with export ties and advisory work for Briggs. The piece frames the claim as a political maneuver with limited corroboration.
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Lal
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