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. His
body was found near the wreck
age at Bell mountain.
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Puerto Rican Enters
Prison at Alcalraz
San Francisco (U.R) Rafael
Cancel Miranda, 24-year-old
Puerto Rican who took part in
the shooting of five congressmen
in the House of Representatives
last March, entered Alcatraz
Prison Thursday night to serve
a 25 to 65-year sentence.
"What I did, I did for the free
dom of my country and the dig-,
nity of my people," Cancel Mir
anda said as he boarded the
prison ferry for the island.
"We want to call the atten
tion of the world to the situation
of our country and our aspira
tions to be a free nation."
Nearly Throws Away
Winnings of $28,000
Margate, England (U.R)
Tavernkeeper Alfred Sparrow-
hawk, 44, was about to throw a
stack of mailed "advertisements"
into the wastebasket when he de
cided to glace through them.
Among them was a check for
$28,000 his winnings in a foot
ball pool.
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