WORLD PEACE PLAN
U.S. ANNOUNCEMENT IS EXPECTED SAME LINES AS MR. CHURCHILL’S Recd. 8 p.m. New York, May 26. The Administration, in the near future, will announce a peace plan similar to Mr. Churchill's World Order, outlined in the House of Commons, says the New York T.mes’ Washington correspondent. Mr. Churchill's idea of a World Assembly has been disclssed between London and Washington, and an American scheme known ns “the Hull Plan” contains this formula# It is reported to foresee the creation of. a World Council of the four great Pow-
ers, in addition to an assembly of all other peace-loving Powers, lhe .plan is vague, not only because of official secrecy, but because vagueness is one ot the qualities the Stale Department is seeking. Mr. Hull, it is believed, contends that President Wilson (tn 1918? did not gain Senate approval for the League of Nations because he attempted too much and his plan was too specific and inelastic.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 125, 27 May 1944, Page 5
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