Nehru Visits Midwestern Farms to See American Food Power
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru toured three rural Illinois farms near Chicago to study American farming. He observed modern methods, educated farmers, and abundant crops while noting India's persistent hunger and need for growth. He shared meals simply and learned of the farmers' willingness to help others.
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Amtorg Registers as Agent for Soviet Government
Amtorg the Soviet trade agency signed registration papers with the Justice Department in Washington after being indicted last week for failing to register as a foreign agent. Five officers are free on $15,000 bail each awaiting next Wednesday's New York hearing. a sixth official was indicted but is in Russia.
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Washington hearing erupts over bus radios clash
A loud public hearing on Capital Transit Company bus and trolley radios drew Washingtonians to shout and boo. R A Seeling of the Transit Riders Association urged earphones while opponents argued the nuisance invades privacy despite support from several citizens groups.
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Pope Receives Four U S Senators at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII told Senators Ellender Green Ferguson and Jenner that global bonds grow through industrial progress and human striving for peace. He spoke of shared wealth and mutual interest guiding wise statesmanship to lasting friendship.
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