Monty Firestorm Fallout From TV Attack on U S Leadership
British papers blasted Field Marshal Montgomery after his American TV interview in which he called U S leadership suspect and Britain a needed ally. His remarks, made ahead of East West talks, drew questions about Anglo American unity and spurred parliamentary calls for caution toward his public statements.
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London
Britain
Marshal Montgomery
U.S
Montgomery
America
Columbia Broadcasting System
Free World
Moscow
Hisenhowser
John Foster Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Daily Sketch
Monty
Liberal News Chronicle
Macmilan
United States
Macmillan
Montgomer
House Veto Override Vote Sees Tight House Lines
Washington AP report notes House Democrats expect a close override attempt after Eisenhower vetoed a bill stripping the Agriculture Secretary of veto power over REA loan decisions. Senate already overridden 64 to 29, with party lines tight and leadership split on rival views of farm program independence.
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Washington
House
Secrtary of
Eira Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Gstralion
Benson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Melvin Price
D-Ii
Charles AL Halleck
Indiana
House Republican Policy Committee
David A. Hamily
Juan
Congress
Hills
Montgomery Attacks U S Leadership and Praises MacArthur
Montgomery charged American leadership may be slipping under Eisenhower Herter and Dulles and said top decision making is weak He praised Gen Douglas MacArthur as the best WWII service chief He also claimed Eisenhower misunderstood the Normandy plan. In Seoul the Norwegian Korea Association with 60 members has built a ward hospital for tubercular children and runs clinics and welfare services.
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Montgomery
Eisenhower
Herter
Dulles
Douglas MacArthur
America
CIA
Normandy
Seoul
Korea
Norwegian Korea Association
GOC
Sailors Sought to Crew Great Lakes Fleet
12000 sailors are required to man the Cleveland to Great Lakes fleet. They will sail eight months each year. The program calls for large manning to support operations and training across regional routes.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Albanian Dies While Visiting In Rensselaer
Mitchell Russell of Albany died suddenly while visiting in Rensselaer Tuesday at 38 p.m. He collapsed at the home of Raymond Simkins on Riverside Avenue. Police summoned Dr Lothar N Wirth who pronounced him dead. Albany County Coroner Iva D Van Wormer issued a verdict of death from natural causes and the body was moved to Rockefeller.
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Mitchell Russell
Chinlow Ave
Albany
Resselage
Pam
Rusell
Raymond Simkins
Riverside Ave
Dominek Buono
Joseph Cook
Lothar N. Wirth
Broadway
Renssedaer
Ure
Albany County
Iva D. van Wormer
Rockefeller
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Beubzon
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