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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1954)
Russia's Signs of Desire for Peaceful Living Heads News Friday. Norember 19. 1954 By CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Foreign Analyst The week's eood and bad news on the international bal ance sheet: THE GOOD 1. Soviet Russia shows signs of wanting a period of that "peaceful co-efcistence" of which it speaks. It is on the defensive in the cold war, with ratifica tion of the treaties for West German armament virtually cer tain. The new trend first became apparent when Soviet Premier Georgi M. Malenkov suggested to the American Ambassador, Charles E. Bohlen on Nov. 7 that the big powers resort to old' fashioned secret diplomacy to keep international incidents from becoming big issues. Now Bohlen has been called home to consult with President Eisen hower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on the situa tion 2. Seven Western powers led by the United States, Canada and Great Britain introduced in the United Nations a revised resolution to get President Eis enhower's "atoms for peace Apian started. The United States And Britain announced they would allocate fissionable mate rial with which to operate ex perimental atomic power plants. Also in the U.N., a special com mittee started work on drafting a treaty for world disarmament Months of work lay ahead, but the atmosphere was better than it had been because of Russia's apparently softer attitude, 3. The visit of Gen. J. Lawton Collins. President Eisenhower's special envoy, seemed to have improved the dangerous situa tion in Indochina: Collins threw American support behind Pre mier Ngo Dinh Diem of the state of Viet Nam, long involved in a cabinet crisis. In Korea, the United States signed a $700,000,- 000 aid agreement with Presi dent Syngman Rhee's govern ment. A long and bitter dispute over the exchange rate between United States and Korean cur rency was ended, in this coun try's favor. -THE BAD 1. The situation in East China sea became acute again when Chinese Communist torpedo boats sank a Nationalist destroy er escort vessel off the Nation alist-held Tachen Islands north of Formosa. Nationalist military authorities were worried over the possibility that the Reds might offer serious challenge to. their blockade of the coast. 2. Algeria, Morocco and Tuni sia in French North Africa seeth ed with unrest. "Army of God" rebels in Algeria continued a small scale war against French troops. In Morocco, Nationalist extremists forced a paralyzing general strike for three days. They threatened merchants with death unless they closed their shops. 3. Premier Shigeru Yoshida of Japan arrived home from his visit to the United States to face a determined attempt by politi cal opponents, including some of his own Liberals, to overthrow him. The test will come when Parliament meets Nov. 30. A de feat for Yoshida would be bad news for the United States, even though it was certain he would call a general election and ap peal to the voters to elect a friendly Parliament. Three Sabre Jets Collide; One Killed George AFB, Calif (U.R) One pilot was killed and two parachuted to safety last night when three F86D Sabre jets col lided in mid-air while on a night mission 10 miles north of here. Identification of the victim was pending notification of next of kin, the Air Force said. The two pilots who parachut ed were identified as 1st Lts. Archie Ridall, Shippensburg, Pa., and Carl Fencher, Alta Vista, Kan. Spokesmen said the third pilot had ejected himself from his burning plane, but apparently his parachute did not open. 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