Europe Eyes Continental Federation as Schuman Plan Gains Pace
Delegates from six Schuman Plan nations press toward a continental federation while Britain seeks association without joining. Eden outlines organic links within the Council of Europe as diplomats race to draft a united Europe constitution by March. The federation would be supranational, with a shared capital and secretariat.
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Bly
Anthony Eden
Council of Europe
Schuman Plan
Britain
Eden
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Europe
Schuman
Ireland
Iceland
Greece
Turkey
Council
Regulation X housing curb lifted as starts fall under limit
The government removed down payment rules on new homes in August 1950, declaring Regulation X suspended after housing starts stayed below 1,200,000 for three months. Veterans may buy up to 7000 dollar homes with no down payment, while non veterans face sizable down payments.
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Department of Labor
Federal Reserve Board
Paris quotes emphasize American role in European security
In Paris Gen. George C. Marshall says Americans will stay until Europe feels secure without their presence and a land free of terror. Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib of Egypt asserts discipline determination and kindness will elevate Egypt among nations.
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George C. Marshall
Paris
Europe
Mohammed Naguib
Egypt
Sidelights From Manitowoc to Formosa in Brief
Nine poker players in Manitowoc Wisconsin were fined twenty dollars each after wives alerted police to a gambling game. The U S Destroyer Royal tasked with Mainbrace duties recovered sailors on shore leave in Gourock Scotland. Mexico City police closed a 29 day marathon dance contest with six couples still dancing. In Boston a boy lassoed a bumper with a toy rope and was only lightly injured. Formosa hotel association warns suicide should happen outside hotels.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Gourock
Scotland
U. S
Royal
Mexico City
Eisenhower foreign policy goals and Stevenson rebuttal
The piece outlines Eisenhower's seven point foreign policy goals including trust in government, unity of free nations, UN support, peaceful aid, a strong economy and general disarmament. It notes Stevenson’s critique urging unity among free countries to curb Soviet expansion and comments on Republican resistance to the plan.
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Gen
Eisenhower
Europe
South America
Middle East
Asia
Africa
U. S
United Nations
Bungling
America
T T Republic
Korea
China
Republican Party
Old Guard
Soviet Union
Wichita
Truman
Campaign tensions shadow 1948 presidential race
Public opinion experts weigh Eisenhower and Stevenson on campaign tours. Eisenhower pushes change in Washington while Stevenson attacks Republican isolationism. Taft echoes Eisenhower as GOP unity strains with Morse resigning to tend cattle. Stevenson gains crowds in New England as Truman’s cross country tour looms.
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Moes
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Washington
Midwest
Mamanananate
New England
Robert A. Taft
GOP
U. S
Sen. Taft
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Taft
Capitol Hill
Salem
Steve Anderson
National Young Republican Clubs
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Sen
William Jenner
Indiana
Anderson
Stevenson
Associated Press
Truman
New Volcano Erupts on San Benedicto Island Off Mexico
A new active volcano has erupted on San Benedicto Island in the Revillagigedo group about 780 miles south of San Diego. The summit rises 1,050 feet above sea level, with yellow dust covering the island, while geologist Dr. Robert S. Dietz reports the eruption as scientifically significant though waning, possibly quieting in weeks. Separately, Brookhaven National Laboratory physicists report a potential breakthrough toward a 100 billion eV high energy accelerator, though construction is not planned now. such a machine could mass produce fundamental particles in the future.
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Revillagigedo Group
Mexico
San Diego
San Benedicto Island
Robert S. Dietz
Navy Electronics Laboratory
Pacific Basin
Hawaii
Dietz
Sino Soviet talks yield mixed signals in China Moscow ties
Western diplomats report the joint statement praising mutual decisions masks a setback for China. Moscow will stay in Port Arthur until a peace with Japan, with little sign of new Soviet economic aid. Officials expect armaments for Korea and continued Russian influence in Manchuria and the Changchun line.
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China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Port Arthur
Japan
U. S
Russia
Korea
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Washington
Chou
Changchun
Manchuria
Tokyo
Asia
International Moves and Political Shifts Across Nations
Cyrus S. Ching resigns as Federal Mediation Service director with David L. Cole of Paterson named to succeed him. Georgi Zarubin arrives as new Soviet ambassador in Washington. Mossadegh presses World Court over Iran Britain oil dispute and seeks damages from embargo. U S finalizes Middle East defense plan draft for Arab appeal. MSA allocates 139.705 million dollars for Britain West Germany Iceland. William Harrison promoted to Lt General at Panmunjom. Alan Valentine resigns as president of the Committee for a Free Asia. Soviet UN delegation backs admitting Vietminh regime to the U N. British claim over former Italian colony Eritrea.
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Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Georgi N. Zarubin
Washington
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
United States
Middle East
Mutual Security Agency
West Germany
Iceland
William Harrison
Panmunjom
Alan Valentine
Committee For A Free Asia
Free World
United Nations
U.N
Indochina
Eritrea
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New York
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