U N Mulls Special Aid for New Guinea Projects
UN Chief Narasimhan says a May General Assembly session could authorize a separate development fund for New Guinea. The fund would cover irrigation, power, roads, schools and hospitals, with initial £ A4.464 million yearly support from the Netherlands and potentially about £ 19 million over three years. Indonesia plans to assume admin control May 1 and favors a distinct UN development fund. a two phase handover may be shortened.
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New York Post to resume after 84 day strike
Dorothy Schiff, publisher of the New York Post, announced the paper will resume publication on Monday breaking the citys 84 day newspaper strike. Schiff resigned from the New York Publishers' Association to restart. The Post will be the first of nine closed newspapers to reopen.
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The Chinese Communist Party magazine Red Flag charges that postwar conditions let the United States place a string of capitalist countries under direct control of American monopoly capital. It lists Britain, France, West Japan, Italy, Beda and Australia as examples.
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