Levy Slash Veto Expected Today
President Truman is poised to act this week on the tax reduction bill and the union curbing labor measure. Republicans charge the administration seeks union favor at the expense of others, while Democrats argue cuts go beyond true economy. Truman must decide on the labor bill by Friday midnight, with a veto possible if Congress lacks enough votes to override.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Tee
White House
GOP
Senate
UAW Reports Pact At Bendix Aviation
The United Auto Workers announced a tentative agreement with Bendix Aviation, proposing an 11.4 percent wage increase and six paid holidays for about 13,000 Bendix workers. Ratification by members was required, with a midweek vote expected. Negotiations began April 23 and cover Bendix Zenith Car and Bendix North Pacific division in North Hollywood California.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Today
Bendix Aviation
Ford Motor Co
Bendix
Imder
Werc
Orth Pacific
North Hollywood
Cal
Robert
Rent Bill Feared Doom of U. S. Housing Project
Washington June 15 Housing Expeditor Frank R Creedon warns the new rent control bill expected this week may wreck the housing program He says removing controls could trigger a surge in nonresidential construction amid critical materials supply He notes many areas lack adequate materials and warns of disastrous building consequences Rival Rep Javits announces a plan to form a nine member House committee to investigate national housing issues and report by Jan 3 to allow quick action Final action on the bill nears with a compromise rent control measure set for House approval Wednesday and Senate likely the next day to send to President Truman for veto or acceptance
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Washington
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Congress
Creedon
Javits
House
Senate
President Truman
Truman
Senate House
Cain
Wash
Taylor
Idaho
Spence
Flood Workmen Battle Des Moines River Debris
Ottumwa in Iowa battles rising Des Moines River with 10 000 homeless as floodwaters crest at 20.04 feet. Waterworks threatened, power plant risk if crest reaches 20.5. Gov’t crews ferry care packages and pumps to vital facilities while Iowa City and Cedar Rapids report rising rivers. No deaths this day. four deaths last week attributed to the flood.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Coast Guard
Ottumwa
Refugees Likely to Be Blocked in U S Admission Plan
Washington June 15 Chances for admitting 400000 European war refugees to the United States fell after a House Republican reader said passage this session is unlikely. A House judiciary subcommittee is weighing a Stratton plan to admit 100000 displaced persons annually for four years, but GOP members doubt any bill can win congressional approval this year.
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United States
House
House Judiciary
Rep. Stratton
R-Ul
State Department
Rep
Fellows
R-Me
Europe
Con‘lerese
Rep. Gossett
D-Tex
Thame
Wallace Warns U S Britain Might Fight Russia Over Turkey
Washington report cites Henry A. Wallace saying the United States and Britain would fight if Russia expands southward into Turkey near the Middle East oil fields. He warns Moscow there is a limit beyond which it should not proceed, stressing naval power to protect Saudi oil.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Russia
Turkey
Wallace
Europe
Britain
Truman
Tanks and Planes Batter Tribesmen in Iran War
Iranian army presses a full scale siege against 1000 Barzani tribesmen in the northwest near the Turkish and Russian fronts. Fourteen Maku base planes strafed positions while 12 light tanks and 4000 Iranian troops support. Overnight fighting left 34 Iranian soldiers and one officer dead, Barzani losses reported over 100 killed and many wounded.
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Iran
Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Maku
Wallace Seeks Liberal Shift in Democratic Party
In remarks on foreign policy and domestic politics, Wallace argues oil access for all nations under the Atlantic Charter and calls Russia and others to share Arabian oil fairly. He disputes Hungary’s fall as Russian expansion, frames it as internal Communist influence, and signals a possible 1948 run to keep the party liberal. He plans to reveal his 1948 stance soon and warns third-party runs could aid Republicans.
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Wallace
Russia
France
Hungary
Democratic Party
Republi
Acheson Says U S Will Bare Soviet Shams and Frauds
In a commencement address at Wesleyan University Acheson warned that the United States will relentlessly expose the shams behind which Eastern European Communist governments keep power. He cited Soviet violations of Yalta and noted a coup in Hungary as signs of coercive control. Secretary Marshall also spoke in New England endorsing a broad new American program for European recovery.
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Marshall
New England
Emerson
Mass
College
Brown University
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Acheson Hetty
Soviet Union
Russia
Yalta
Balkans
Hungary
United States
Mexico
Balkan clash looms in U N Balkan probe fallout
United Nations Security Council readies to study findings of a Balkan inquiry commission. The report blames Yugoslavia for supporting Greek guerrillas, with Bulgaria and Albania cited for lesser blame. The commission plans to meet to aid council discussions ahead of a June 23 debate.
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Balkans
Yurgoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Hungary
Chinese claim victory in Peltashan battle
Nanking reports China reinforced frontier garrison in Sinkiang after repelling invaders from Outer Mongolia. Control of Pejiashan changed hands several times before Mongols ousted. Reinforcements from Tihwa were sent and air bombardment disrupted frontier radio.
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China
Sinkiang Province
Peltashan
Outer Mongolia
Central
Sinkiang
Pejiashan
Tihwa
Central News
Altimeter Fault Hinted in Capital Crash
Leesburg Va June 15 1971 recovery of the instrument panel from the Capital Airlines DC-4 crash that killed fifty was reported as investigators explored causes. An airline official cited a 2000 foot reading though later qualified the claim. CAB and aviation safety officials launched a full inquiry. Downdraft or mechanical failure considered possible as the search for a cause continues with preliminary CAB statements expected.
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Capital Airlines
Blue Ridge Mountain
Airline Pilots Assoc
Pilots’ Union
Civil Aeronautics Board
William K. Andrews
CAB
Washington
Wilars Franzer
London
Army Superbomber Crash In Vermont Leaves 12 Dead
A B 20 Superfortress on a training flight crashed into Hawks Mountain near Springfield Vermont during a driving rainstorm. Initial reports indicated 12 bodies found with more feared. 15 aboard earlier but final aboard count uncertain after refueling in Pittsburgh. The plane departed Tucson and strayed off course near Bedford Massachusetts before vanishing in low clouds.
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Lonely Hawks Mountain
Army
E. L. Tucker
Grenier Field
N. H
Tucson
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Mass
Bedford
Vermont
Donald Miler
NHL
Albert Wheelock
Civil Air Patrol
Maj. Miller
Arabs Plan Strike At U N Probe Start
Hindus favor a two state solution and India will refuse independence to princely sections. Congress leaders said division into Hindustan and Pakistan will be accepted but princes Hyderabad and Travancore warned they may declare independence as British rule ends. Gandhi urged adoption of a peaceful plan while UN Palestine probe opens with a general Arab strike.
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Welter J. Mason
New Delhi
All-India Congress Party
India
Hindustan
Pakistan
Congress
Hyderabad
Travancore
Jerusalem
United Nations Commission
Jawaharlal Nehru
Palestine
Holy Land
Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Landis outlines future age in aviation safety talk
James M. Landis, Civil Aeronautics Board chairman, told 1,583 Brooklyn College graduates that tomorrow's age will be the era of air travel. He noted aviation is a major human enterprise, urged action on air safety, and said interim recommendations are a good approach as President Truman seeks ongoing measures.
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New York
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautea Board
Truman
Leeman
Brooklyn College
Central
Suistion
Mr. Truman
Tan
Arab boycott and underground groups threaten exile government
In Tel Aviv, Hagana and Irgun with Paris figures warn that dissident groups plan a provisional Hebrew government in exile and threaten Jewish leaders. Spokesmen deny Hagana’s statements and say they have not acted, while posters promise force against dissidents.
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DLN
Tel Aviv
Defense Army
Hagana
Palestine
Irgun Zvai_ Leumi
Paris
Peter Bergson
Irgun
Gazette Wants to Sell Beds Sinks and More
Gazette ad shows multiple listings and prices for beds, ranges, living room suites, refrigerators, a belt sander, and small items. Items include a maple bed set at 55 dollars, youth bed 15, child’s swing 5, tricycle 3, and a belt sander 90. phone contact 00-000 or 2-6161.
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Rallie Eerie
Belmontor
Trial as Plotters Set For Nagy and Varga
Budapest papers report former premier Ferenc Nagy and ex speaker Bela Varga to be tried in absentia on charges of attempting to overthrow the republic. Justice Minister Istvan Ries says prosecutors to pursue criminal proceedings against the two Small Landholders Centrist figures, Nagy having resigned in Switzerland and now in the United States, Varga having fled during the bloodless coup and last known outside the Soviet sphere.
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Varga
Budapest
Hungary
Ferenc Nagy
Bela Varga
Istvan Ries
Landholders Party
Switzer‘land
United States
Hoover Seeks Limits on Foreign Aid to Preserve U S Economy
Former President Hoover warns the United States is over-exporting due to aid and loans abroad. He says the nation risks inflation and loss of productivity if current gifts and credits continue, urging limits to protect domestic stability and payback duties.
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New York
Ibert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Sen. van
Denberg
R-Mich
Wee
Bridges
Senate Finance Com
Portugal Stops Pro Government Conspiracy Plot
Lisbon reports Premier Salazar government announces it has crushed a plot by professional conspirators to seize Portugal through military revolt. Thirteen army and navy officers and fourteen university professors were named as involved. saboteurs aimed at damaging military planes last April. The regime says the conspiracy targeted armed revolution but failed due to infighting and government action.
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Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Army
Navy
Communitie
Elim
White House to Probe Air Crash Safety With Blue Ribbon Board
President Truman names a five member blue ribbon panel to study recent accidents in civil air transport and recommend safety measures. James M. Landis to chair the group with Milton Arnold Jerome Hunsaker Theodore Wright and H B Cox as members. The board meets Tuesday to review findings and propose actions to raise safety in domestic air travel.
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Washington
Truman
Conare
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Board of Inquiry
Milton W. Arnold
Air Transport Assoc
Medeé
Jerome’ C. ‘Hunsaker
Theodore P. Wright
Nautics
H. B. Cox
Lomita
Cal
American Airlines
Air Line
Assoc
White House
Maritime Walkout Looms Over New York Harbor
In New York a midnight walkout by about 2000 maritime workers threatened to cripple shipping as talks continued with union and company leaders and federal conciliators. A nationwide action could involve 200,000 members across five unions, with preparations including sleeping facilities and soup kitchens for up to 10,000 in New York.
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York
Frederick R. Livingston
Washington
St Union
New York
Paul Palazzi
Simeilar
Shipa
American Federation of Labor Unions
Oseph .Curran
Training tale tinkles with Henry Wallsee porters tale
A garbled OCR style snippet hints at a training season and a character named Henry Wallsee with porters, unclear numbers, and a sense of change this year. It mentions Stan Arnold and LAT. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
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