Yugoslavia Fearful Flashpoint in Europe War Threat
The article notes Yugoslavia as Europe's most dangerous flashpoint amid Soviet maneuvering and Titoism. It cites Marshal Tito’s insistence on sovereignty and Moscow’s countermeasures including satellites pressure and attempts to foment revolt, with Acheson warning that a Red attack on Yugoslavia would threaten world peace.
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Yugoslavia
Europe
Titov
Russia
Acheson
Ger To
Moscow
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Hungary
Titoism and Yugoslavia Rise as Western Interest Grows
The text notes massed Yugoslav and Albanian border forces near Tito's control of a strong military state opposite the Aegean and Mediterranean gateway. It describes Tito as a strong, independent leader with loyal armed forces, centralized security, and a potential ally for friendly powers amid Soviet pressure.
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Romana Bulgana
Albants
Moscow
Tito
Iiem
Aegean Sea
Mediterranean
Europe
Russa Baxling
Ismen
Alexander Rankovichs
Arkansas Ratifies Term Limiting Plan
Arkansas ratified a proposed constitutional amendment setting a two term limit for presidents. The measure would apply to future presidents, not Truman, with a 16 year maximum for any individual. A vice president who succeeds to the presidency would be barred from a second full term if serving more than two years of an unexpired term.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Truman
California Plea Sought to Shield Escapee From Florida
California officials will ask Gov. Warren to refuse extradition of Andrew Talands aka James Maiden, held by authorities as a Florida chain gang escapee. Talands, a husband and father of five, fled in 1940 after assault and robbery convictions, later marrying a California widow, with supporters calling him a conscientious worker.
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Sacramento
California
Earl Warren
Sly
Florida
Andrew Talandis
Talands
Dade County
James O
Joseph R Talbot
Talandhs
Dean
Talandis
Talbot
Florde
Jim Welsh Warren
San Francisco
Georgian Acquitted In Cuba Murder Case
In Santiago Cuba the court acquitted Georgie Nelson 26 of murder charges related to the death of her husband at a sugar plantation. Her testimony claimed a pistol discharged when the holster fell, while she and her daughter wept and embraced after the ruling. Prosecutors withdrew the case amid a historic Cuban trial.
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Hector Morreto
Nelon
Lis Ynsiol
Planta Santiago
Cuba
Raenve
Georgie Elneate
Nelson
Jan Swan Nelson
Enriques Benger
Alvar Nelson
Jewish Appeal Body Meets In Florida
A Florida gathering of the Jewish Appeal discussed a three day conference to set fundraising goals for 1951. The meeting aimed to boost efficiency and begin early this year due to urgent needs cited by Mrs Nelson, a former Utica Michigan nurse, and to move Jews from other countries.
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Bringerzac
Nelson Plantation
Nelson
Funde
Utica
Mich
Auburn concert set at Alabama Polytech Feb 2 program
The Aw bun Concert Band directed by David A Herbert will give a concert at Alabama Polytech Institute Langdon Hall on February 2 at 8 13 pm. The article notes ongoing efforts toward financing transportation for 54000 Jews ordered to leave Iraq by May 30. Abba S Eben, Israel's ambassador to the United States, will be principal speaker at the centerence event.
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Awbun
David A Herbert
Alabama Folytechme Institute
Langdon Hall
Iraq
Abba S Eben
Israel
United States
Ence. A
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