German Bundestag approves arming half million for European army
The Bundestag votes 834 to 144 to authorize compulsory military service and the arming of half a million German soldiers for a planned European army. The changes aim to secure Western defense, counter Socialist challenges, and set the path to ratification by upper house and the Allied powers.
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Westmoreland County courthouse bans photo taking
A formal ruling by Westmoreland County Court bans all picture taking in the courthouse and county jail. Judges Bauer Laird and O Connall signed the order, with McWherter absent due to illness. The ban follows an oral restriction already in effect as plans proceeded for the murder trial of John Wesley Wable.
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88 88 POWs Reach New Delhi Today
88 Korean War prisoners arrived in New Delhi today with 272 Indian army troops. A custodial group will care for them in a camp outside the city until homes are arranged. Twenty want to stay in India. Prisoners will receive 60 rupees monthly and will be taken sightseeing to historical sites.
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U S Invites 14 Allies To Parley For Korean Peace
The United States invited 14 allies to a Geneva peace conference on April 26 with Russia, Communist China, and North Korea. Invitations followed an accord at the Big Four ministers meeting in Berlin. Recipient nations include South Korea Australia Belgium Canada Colombia Ethiopia Greece Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Thailand Turkey and South Africa.
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English Church Leader William Inge Dies at 93
The Very Rev. Sir William R. Inge, 93, longtime Church of England figure and famed as the Gloomy Dean of St. Paul’s, died at his Wallingford home after a period of bronchitis. In retirement for two decades, he held controversial views and was known for challenging name pronunciation.
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Inge-lt: A Classical Scholar and Philosopher
The text presents Inge-lt as a revered classical scholar and philosopher in academic circles despite public persona. It notes his publications from Society in Rome Under the Caesars (1886) to Diary of 1 Dean (1949) illustrating a long scholarly career.
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