Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1948 — Page 6

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Foreign Policy 1$ Set Out By Dewey Friendly But Firm Dealings With Reds Eii Route With Dewey. Oct. I.— (UP)—Oov. ThoniKH K. Dewey, determined to hold u Republican senate If he In elected to the White , Houae. threw his support today be hind the re-election campaign of Sen Edward V Robertaon of Wyoming Robertson is ensured In a tough

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fight with Gov. letter C. Hunt, the Democratic nominee. Dewey embarked on his campaign tn bolster Robartaon’s chancea after a major speech last I night in which he laid down a policy for friendly but firm dealings with Soviet Russia, lie also favored encouraging western Europe to organize under a single, federal government. Dewey opened a five-speech i barnstorming trip across Wyoming oat Green River, by telling a crowd ■if about 500 that Robertson "has 1 been doing a swell Job down in 1 Washington.” lie asked tjiat Rob- I ertson and Rep. Frank Barrett I both be elected to help him re- I i

store unity and team work in th< national government. To his audience, made up largely of railroad workers, Dewey ala< said he has traveled more thar 7.000 miles on his coast-to-coast trip and was late more than flv« minutes only once. He said that the men and women who keep the railroads running in the west are doing a tremendous Job and have earned the respect of all the people. Dewey appeared confident that he had Wyoming in the bag so far as his own election was concerned. He planned to concentrate on (dugs for Robertson in stops at Green River, Rock Springs. Rawlins and Laramie. He will make a major

speech tonight at Cheyenne. He set forth his policy of friend•y firmness toward Russia in an important foreign policy speech to an overflow audience of 15.000 last night at Sall latke City’s Temple Square Tabernacle. He declared that the problem of restoring world peace to not one of partisan politics. Hut he left no doubt that he blames Democratic administration mistakes for helping Soviet aggression. He used such phrases as "failAre of statesmanship" and "diplomatic victories that were yielded up at that series of secret conferences < ulminated at Potsdam." He reaffirmed his faith In the European recovery program as a means toward achieving worldwide peace and prosperity but addl’d : "This program . . . must . . .! have another and greater purpose It must not be just relief. We shall use It as a means for push- , Ing. prodding’and encouraging the ( nations of western Europe toward , the goal of European union "

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,e WORLD COMMUNION (font, Prom On»> 1 / ’ » 11.-!— • - I!l II I ' ' ' " U | io: munion Sunday observance this n : year than at any time since its beit I ginning nine years ago II will Ine< deed be a world fellowship of the it ' followers of Christ about the Holy e ■ Communion table. VISHINSKY j (font From ‘’ace / "»> meats at Eniwetok. He said Mr • Truman "boasted” about these r gains, and described this as I "shameful." » The sole desire of the t’nlted 1 States is to keep control of the I atom bomb as long as possible, usr Ing it as a tool to exert pressure on the coerce other countries. - Visbinsky charged. 1 Angrily and categorically reject1 Ing the American plan for atomic energy control as a diabolical western plot, the Soviet deputy foreign minister lashed viciously at It for two hours in a speech before the IMditical committee of the UN. "The United States keeps stockpiling atomic weapons under the illusion that they still have a monopoly In atomic energy." he cried at one point. "It is a mistake to believe there is Just one state that has a monopoly on the atomic bomb.” Red faced and shouting, the Soviet delegate challenged the west to force Its atom plan on Russia The Soviet Union's neck will not be wrung like a chicken's neck, he declared. "This is a conspiracy of the majority against the rights of the minority." Vishlnsky said, gesticulating vigorously and stabbing an accusing finger at the western delegates. Flailing at the western propir.ab. — ■' ■— ’

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