Dulles Charges Reds Flout "Geneva Spirit" (Universal Newsreel, Oct 1955)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. DULLES CHARGES REDS FLOUT "GENEVA SPIRIT": GENEVA - Red tactics produce a deadlock at the Big 4 Foreign Ministers' Conference. Secretary of State Dulles charges Russia with fomenting Middle East conflict through arms sales to Egypt, and progress towards German unification is stymied in the first hard test of Communist intentions since the meeting at the summit in July. 2A/B/C. WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF — RADIOLOGICAL LAB - In the San Francisco Navy Yard, an ultra-modern new home is opened for the country's only laboratory exclusively devoted to defenses against atomic radiation. / DOODLE-BUG CLUB - At Walnut Creek, Cal., youngsters from 10 to 15 demonstrate their prowess on tiny scooters they learned to drive under police tutelage. They learn young, and they learn right. / NEW DRONE PLANE - Arizona debut of the Army's new pilotless reconnaissance plane, a tiny craft launched from a mobile catapult and directed over enemy territory by radio. 3A/B/C. THE WORLD OF SPORTS — NOTRE DAME SINKS NAVY - At South Bend, the Fighting Irish, led by big Paul Hornung, scuttle Navy hopes for an unbeaten season, sinking the Middies by a score of 21-7. / GA. TECH ROLLS ON - More football at Atlanta, where the Tech Engineers engineer a 27-0 rout of the Duke Blue Devils. Long-runs and a tricky interception enliven the grid struggle. / RICHEST HORSE RACE - The Garden State Stakes at Camden, N.J., with a $282,000 purse, is the world's richest, and the rich winner is long-shot "Prince John," who staves off a stretch bid by "Career Boy" to win by a whisker.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library