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Foreign News
April 13, 1951
The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
What is this article about?
UN appeals to 60 member nations for armed forces units to join Anti-Aggression Army; US plans secret contributions, Soviet bloc expected to ignore amid boycott. (Lake Success, NY, April 13)
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Ask Nations To Assign Units To U.N. Army
LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y., April 13.(AP).-All 60 United Nations members have received letters asking them how soon they can assign units of their armed forces to the U.N.'s Anti-Aggression Army.
The United States already has started figuring out how many soldiers, sailors and airmen it can spare for this task.
The figures, however, are being kept secret.
Russia and her satellites are expected to ignore the letters. The Soviet bloc has been boycotting the collective measures committee which sent the appeal.
LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y., April 13.(AP).-All 60 United Nations members have received letters asking them how soon they can assign units of their armed forces to the U.N.'s Anti-Aggression Army.
The United States already has started figuring out how many soldiers, sailors and airmen it can spare for this task.
The figures, however, are being kept secret.
Russia and her satellites are expected to ignore the letters. The Soviet bloc has been boycotting the collective measures committee which sent the appeal.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Political
What keywords are associated?
Un Anti Aggression Army
Member Nations Appeal
Soviet Boycott
Collective Measures Committee
Where did it happen?
Lake Success, N.Y.
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Lake Success, N.Y.
Event Date
April 13
Outcome
russia and her satellites expected to ignore the letters; soviet bloc boycotting the collective measures committee
Event Details
All 60 United Nations members received letters asking how soon they can assign units of their armed forces to the U.N.'s Anti-Aggression Army. The United States has started figuring out how many soldiers, sailors, and airmen it can spare, with figures kept secret.