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Foreign News March 31, 1953

The Farmville Herald And Farmer Leader

Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia

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US Senate confirms Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to Moscow in 74-13 vote, endorsing President Eisenhower's choice; Bohlen to depart soon.

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BOHLEN WILL BE AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA

The Senate has approved Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen as ambassador to Moscow in a smashing 74 to 13 vote of confidence in President Eisenhower. Two Democrats joined 11 Republicans in voting against confirmation of the 48-year-old career diplomat who had been unqualifiedly endorsed by Eisenhower as the best man for the Moscow post.

Bohlen, who won his soubriquet of "Chip" at Harvard because of his chipper stability, is expected to be dispatched as soon as possible to Moscow.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Bohlen Ambassador Moscow Russia Senate Confirmation Eisenhower Endorsement

What entities or persons were involved?

Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen President Eisenhower

Where did it happen?

Moscow

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Moscow

Key Persons

Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen President Eisenhower

Outcome

senate approved with 74 to 13 vote; two democrats and 11 republicans voted against

Event Details

The Senate approved Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to Moscow. Bohlen, a 48-year-old career diplomat endorsed by Eisenhower, is expected to be dispatched soon. He earned the nickname 'Chip' at Harvard for his chipper stability.

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