Nehru defies external force in Singapore stadium speech
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru urged crowds of about 39,000 in Singapore at Japan Besar Stadium that Asia is on the move and India is not afraid of external forces. He labeled Communist guerrilla warfare in Malaya as infinitely bad and unacceptable and said peaceful methods won India’s independence without abandoning India’s armed forces.
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Singapore
Jawaharlal Nehru
Asia
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Compton A bomb distance weapon seen in Europe
Berlin reports Dr Arthur Compton veteran atomic pioneer says Russian bombs pose little European advantage unless retaliation is needed across the ocean. He warns atomic arms deter but urge restraint and world stability. Einstein urges US and USSR to surrender bombs to an international authority.
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Berlin
Arthur H. Compton
Russia
United States
Washington University
St. Louis
Berlin Society For Christianre ‘eWish
Japan
Compton
Einstein
U. S
Albert Einstein
Soviet Union
United Nations
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Home Rule Held Danger Source
The Foreign Policy Association report argues self rule alone does not guarantee democracy in colonies. Caution plus speed are needed to guide dependencies toward self government without provoking tyranny. It warns homogeneous divisions can fuel nonrepresentative rule, urging responsible, accountable leadership.
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Fred W. Riggs
Foreign Policy Assot
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Gift Mattress Sent From Chicago To Stalin
A luxury mattress is shipped from Chicago to Soviet Premier Stalin to improve mood amid cold war tensions. Grant Simmons, president of the forwarding company, says a lumpy mattress may affect outlook, noting you cannot reach for the world while lying down.
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Stalin
Grant Simmons
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Communists Order German Youth to Support Soviet War Effort
East and West German youth groups faced a Soviet backed eight point peace order urging youth from six to 24 years to back the Oeder Neisse border permanence, pledge loyalty to the East German Front, spread communism, collect signatures to outlaw Western atomic weapons, and pressure the population to accept the border and the Communist slate for elections.
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Free German Youth Movement
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War Brides Fly On First Jump Of French Tour
A group of 42 war brides and 10 men plus 19 children boarded a chartered Trans ocean Air Lines plane in Oakland at 1 p.m. today bound for France. The contingent, some with husbands and children, will refuel in Dallas and Miami before continuing to Havana on a National Air Lines flight and then to Paris with Cabanas Air Lines.
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Bishop urges four to five year occupation for Japan
The Anglican Bishop of Japan, Michael Yashiro, said occupation forces should stay in Japan four or five years to stabilize the country. He acknowledged criticism from some in Japan but argued free expression signals progress in democracy. He spoke tonight at St James Church, noting Japan had gained mercy, consideration and justice from its former enemies.
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Sydney
Australia
Japan
Michael Yashiro
St. James Church
Weather Summary Shows Warm Humidity and Scattered Storms
Warm humid air from the Gulf moves toward a Michigan low pressure center. Numerous showers and thunderstorms develop from the Ghia Valley to the Great Lakes. Temperatures rise. highs include Fort Worth 96 and Nashville 93, with cooler spots in Chicago 60 and Milwaukee 65.
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Fuss and fury over lobby inquiry in election year
WASHINGTON June 18 The House committee investigating lobbying draws partisan heat as election year politicking rises. The seven man panel led by Rep Frank Buchanan (D Pa) faces GOP criticism for seeming tied to campaign goals while Democrats defend its Truman Fair Deal stance. Critics Halleck Brown Hoffman and Cox urge abolition amid sparring over methods and motives.
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Gray Urged to Include Japan in Import Study
Washington June 18 The National Labor Management Council urged Presidential Assistant Gordon Gray to include Japan in his study of imports. Strathbein council chairman said many imports are competitive with Europe and warned of embarrassment if West and East compete for the same American market.
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Japan
Washington
INS
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Gordon Gray
America
O. R. Strathbein
Europe
Czech Sees Red Pact Deterring Aggression
Defense Minister Alexei Ce picka announced in Prague that Czechoslovakia’s alliance with Russia should deter Western warmongers. Speaking at a Czech air force graduation in Hradec Kralovo he said the army is not trained aggressively and must be strong to defend against sudden Western attacks while socialism is built here.
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Czechoslovakia
Alexei Ce
Picka
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Hradec Kralovo
Airmen Hospitalized For Food Poisoning
Twenty U S Air Force men were in the carp hospital at Burtonwood Air Base in Warrington England under observation for food poisoning after 46 were stricken at dinner last night. The others were discharged after treatment. An Air Force spokesman called it badly upset stomachs and said most would leave the hospital tomorrow as medical staff trace the cause.
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Reds Call Harriman Cold War Strategist
In Herlin on June 14 the Soviet Army newspaper Taegliche Rundschau called W Averell Harriman former U S ambassador to Moscow a cold war strategist and said his new post as special advisor to President Truman signals intensified war preparations with all means at hand according to the paper.
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