Blame Blamed and Moscow Deflects at U.N. Dinner
At a Foreign Press Association dinner in New York, Andrei Vishinsky charged U.S. policy as monopolizing atomic control while Warren Austin countered that 15 nations in the U.N. Atomic Energy Commission mostly agree on core issues. The exchange touched on the Hiroshima secret and the impact of the Marshall Plan and Truman Doctrine on Soviet fears, with Vishinsky denouncing new U.N. bodies as charter violations and Austin warning the U.N. cannot be stalled by Soviet boycotts.
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United States
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Warren Austin
U. N
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Poland
The
Foreign Press Association
Austin
V. M. Molotov
Great Britain
Canada
Hiroshima
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
U.N
Korea
Balkans
UN urged to push majority rule with minority protection
Austin urged the United Nations to forge ahead on the principle of majority rule while giving due consideration to minority interests, signaling a stance on governance and minority protection.
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Austin
U.N
Labor Bill Passes Amid Churchill Plea Despite Warning
In London, 345 to 194, the Labor majority pushed the bill to curb the Lords' powers through a second reading. Churchill, ill but present, warned of dictatorship and left after speaking as Attlee defended the measure. The Liberal split over the issue influenced the debate.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Winston Churchill
House
Lords
Churchill
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
Near dictatorship remark sparks debate in Britain
A fragment comments on Britain approaching dictatorial governance, noting lack of clarity on criminality or efficiency while prompting discussion on political direction and civil liberties in the nation.
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Britain
Taft seeks grain limits for foreign distillers and brewers
Sen. Taft urged restricting foreign brewers and distillers on grain use in all Marshall plantations, arguing it makes no sense to limit American mills while other countries freely consume grain to aid Europe. He warned against uneven grain allocation and urged policy parity.
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Taft
Washington
Sen
Ohio
Marshall Plantations
United States
Europe
Notice of Hearing on Denial of Probate Will
In Linn County Iowa the district court will hear a petition to deny probate of a purported will and appoint an administrator for Margaret Burns estate. The hearing is set for November 26, 1947 at 10 A M at the Cedar Rapids courthouse. Attorney William W Crissman urges appearance to contest the petition.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Margaret Burns
Isabelle Margaret Zimmerman
District Court
Cedar Rapids
William W. Crissman
Court House
Atom Dispatches Viewed as Soviet Angling for Data
Washington officials view odd atom bomb dispatches and loud speeches from Europe as Russian led fishing for military data. Privately well informed authorities say the tactic plants rumors to elicit denials or confirmations, revealing U S progress on atom bombs, methods to detect tests, and related details.
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Atom
Washington
Europe
United States
Purported Atomic Test Explosion Report From Prague
A claim of a 120 pound atomic bomb test near Irkutsk reached L Intransigeant via Prague, attributed to confidential sources in Moscow. The report notes the information came through unspecified channels and presents no corroborating evidence.
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Russia
Irkutsk
Prague
Moscow
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