Chinese Reds Call for Soviet Withdrawal From Manchuria
CHUNGKING Feb 17. Chinese premier Chou En-lai urged Soviet forces to withdraw from Manchuria, aligning with rising calls from Chungking for restoration of Chinese sovereignty. He noted the party would not openly push Russian exit to avoid public misgivings and said China favored moving government troops into Manchuria under a truce plan.
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Social Welfare
Russia
Japanese camp chief charged in Allied prisoners deaths
Tokyo reports former POW camp commander Rikitake for responsibility in the deaths of 150 Allied captives at Fukuoka and for forcing prisoners to make grenades and shell cases at Yawata steel mills. He led Camp 3 from March 1944 to war’s end. A joint trial with five others charged in a separate beating death near Osaka is planned.
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Investigation of A-Bomb Spy Ring Reaches London
Ottawa reports the Canadian probe into atomic secrets widening to London with possible U S involvement. Federal agents and RCMP rounded up 22 or more current and former officials amid seals of secrecy around Ottawa and Rackliffe Airport outskirts. Russia named as the likely foreign power, but formal prosecutions await royal commission progress.
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Canada spy probe sparks witch hunt charge in Canada
London reports Labour MP L Salley branded Ottawa’s probe a witch hunt tied to quiet propaganda. He warned an anti Soviet policy risks undermining international scientific thought and blamed ministers for hindering scientific view. A foreign mission in Ottawa remains unnamed but officials say it is Soviet.
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Egypt Forms New Cabinet Amid Student Protests
Premier Ismait Sidky Pasha formed a new cabinet with independents as Cairo students roamed the streets shouting for evacuation of British troops. They pledged loyalty to King Farouk while pressing for Egypt's national demands including withdrawal of British forces from Egypt and end of British role in Sudan.
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Argentina Cure Held Dependent On U S Britain
Washington reports outline a Foreign Policy Association survey by Olive Holmes criticizing U S and Britain linked business groups for how their trade interests shape Latin American policy. It argues that Argentina’s crisis tests inter-American non intervention and calls for a reassessment of inter-American system tenets and U S responsibilities.
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Argentina election campaigns close with violence marred tour
In Buenos Aires province, Labor party candidate Peron faces a two day campaign stop ahead of next Sunday's presidential vote. Jose Tamborini battles in Mendoza as violence marks the swing with injuries and a train attacked by more than 200 gunshots, forcing passengers to shelter in railroad cars.
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Nation School Lunch Plan To Get Vote in Congress
Washington Feb 17 a government plan to supply virtually every school child with a daily lunch heads to Congress for action. The plan would set up two permanent school lunch systems with federal matching funds and state contributions, aiming to extend nutrition and farm produce outlets. The committee urged adoption of a $65 million annual program with a two dollar state to one dollar federal matching, rising to three to one over time, with lunches provided at no cost or reduced cost to eligible children.
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GM UAW Parley Fails to End Walkout Talks Resume This Afternoon
Washington sizzling with labor tension as GM UAW talks fail to end the walkout. Bowles faces congressional questions on wage price policy and OPA oversight. House hearings likely to probe policy details while senators press for extension beyond June. Labor groups urge continuation of price controls amid strikes nationwide.
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Ohio
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Massachusetts
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Michigan
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OFA
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Charges by Stelle Backed by Legion
In Indianapolis the American Legion executive committee endorsed Stelle amid sharp criticism of Veterans Affairs administration under Gen. Omar Bradley. The panel praised Stelle’s actions to alert Congress and the public, noting no personal motive, and cited his push for an open session. A hospital site dispute near Decatur, Illinois, figured in the debate.
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UN official appointments named staff for new body
Lie names four to UNO staff including Abraham H. Feller of New York as General Counsel and Arkadi n of Russia as secretary general for security council affairs. Adrian Pell named assistant secretary general for conference and general services. Owen, a Welshman, chosen executive assistant to the Office of the Secretary General. Weather delays U S delegation departure. Stow ints heads to Pan Am Clipper. Subolev enters LNO west from Soviet embassy in London.
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United Nations
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Sub Missionary Bow Wave: Atomic Tests Pose Submergence Dilemma
Naval experts grapple with merging eight unmanned submarines for atomic bomb tests. Plans call anchoring some targets while other craft stay awash near Bikini Atoll. A wartime method used off Portsmouth showed subs can be depth tested by balancing ballast and buoyancy with ballast blow and compensating tanks.
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Pope Pius to Elevate 32 To Cardinal Rank Today
Pope Pius XII will elevate 32 prelates to cardinal rank in Rome tomorrow. The ceremony includes four Americans and Archbishop Mindszenty, who may travel from Hungary to participate. Several elderly or ill prelates will be elevated in Rome if they cannot attend in person. The consistory marks a historic expansion of the college with representation from six continents and Italians now a minority.
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Toulogne
France
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Utrecht
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Netherlands
Collegee of Cardinals
Tomortew
Iran to Moscow mission to ease Iran Russia tensions
Tehran reports Premier Ahmad Qavam will lead a ten man mission to Moscow on Monday to remove misunderstandings and forge a new page in Iran Russia relations. The move follows Russia’s occupation of northern Iran. General Ibrahim Avia was relieved as chief of staff. General Aquevil named in his place.
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Peace Threatened By Poles in Italy
Gen Wlady slaw Anders commands more than 100400 Polish troops in Italy whose presence fuels international tension. He says ultimate disposal depends on peace settlement not in sight, as troops guard Adriatic coast, prisoners of war, and depots while officers’ candidates study. The Warsaw government seeks their return. the Soviet Union warns of potential border impact. British control negotiates disposition with Warsaw.
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Steelmen Begin Trek to Plants
Pittsburgh reports the steel industry revives after the great strike as U S Steel and two others reopen mills at 12 01 pm Monday. About 300 000 workers are returning to jobs while unions had pressed for higher pay and settlements across major producers remain unsettled. Maintenance staff begin reentry, a gradual return expected over three to four weeks as the industry moves from paralysis to production.
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Jingling the News Malet Chicago Trail Freedom
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