No News Allowed At Palestine Talks
London reports that a three man Tru man committee and British officials imposed absolute no publicity on Palestine talks. A spokesman said progress would be reported after the first Friday session but in progress no reports would be issued. Discussions opened Saturday focusing on implementing the Anglo American committee's report amid Arab and Jewish reactions.
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London
Truman
Palestine
Foreign Office
Henry PF. Grady
Herbert Gaston
Goldthwaitte Dorr
Europe
Holy Land
Foreien Office
Anglo-American Committee
British pessimistic over low birth rate
London reports British medical circles fear declining population. The Lancet warns of future shrinkage by 1970 if prewar fertility trends continue. It criticizes lack of housing and public planning and notes couples are unlikely to be moved by arguments about the nation’s position.
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London
Great Britain
The
Lancet
Journal of British Medicine
Britain
Edifortal
Persian Father Of Quads Dies At Seventy In Arizona
The elderly Persian man hailed as the father of quads died at age seventy. His four daughters Pateneh Fadia Rahvieh and Marzich are named in reports. The family resided in Arizona, noted as the fifth largest state with vast terrain. The obituary mentions his wife Hophes Baghsehei Zorg and references a Foret of Jat location.
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Abaca Povani
Almere
Tefuhen
Hophes Baghsehei Zorg
Man Arrested on Three Warrants in Houston County
Cody Johnson was arrested yesterday and jailed on three warrants sworn by Cleavie Garner. The charges allege Johnson threatened to kill Garner, used abusive language around women, and was drunk and disorderly. Sheriff B. G. Farmer reported the arrest.
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Cody Johnson
Houston County
B. G. Farmer
Cleavie Garner
Johnson
Garner
Farmer
Senate approves altered price controls bill after lengthy session
The Senate backed a bill with key restrictions removed and a road map for conference action. Administration readers doubt Truman would sign amid trimmed controls and shifts of oversight, with price ceilings lifted on meat dairy and other staples, rents restored later, and subsidies limited to select commodities.
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Senate
Administration
Truman
OPA
Department of
Frank Dunham Hurt In Auto Crash On Dothan Headland Highway
Frank Dunham, a funeral home employee, remained in the hospital after an automobile overturned on a curve near Headland on Friday. State Highway Patrol Inspector T. J. Hutto reported Dunham suffered fractures of three vertebrae and heavy damage occurred to the car.
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Frank Dunham
Funeral Home Employe
Dothan-Headland
State Highway Patrol
T. J. Hutto
Dunham
Byrnes remarks on peace hopes and diplomacy progress
Byrnes, accompanied by Senators Vandenberg and Cunnally and advisers, spoke at 1:40 p.m. about optimistic prospects for a peace conference and treaties to end the war in Europe. He defended past compromises as essential to world peace while Hymes lamented the Bag Four’s lack of progress on Germany and Austria and vowed continued effort.
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Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
Arthur
Hymes
Germany
Austria
Double Accident Fatal To Youths
In Huntsville Alabama two youths died and a third is dying after a rear accident on U S 72 north of the city. Jesse Lindsey died instantly, Tom Prater died shortly after, Walter Grizzle was fatally injured. A yet unnamed white male driving a Negro vehicle hit them as they stood beside the wrecked 1936 car. The driver said glare from oncoming traffic blinded him and he did not see the victims until too late.
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Huntsville
Ala
U. S. 72
Here
Jesse T. Lindsey
Fyffe
Route Two
Tom Prater
Scottsboro
Walter Grizzle
Chittanoooge
Vets Seek $40 Per Night Unloading Jobs in Mobile
At Theodore naval ammunition depot Lt. B F Smith notes high interest from veterans after a report on $40.95 nightly stevedoring pay for unloading German poison gas bombs. Dozens of ex servicemen telegrammed offering to work. Mustard and phosgene bombs remain to be unloaded from 700 tons of cargo.
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Mobile
Ala
Theodore Naval Ammunition Depot
B. F. Smith
Nepro
FBI Confirms Prints In Wave's Slaying
In Chicago the FBI linked William Heirens to latent prints found at Frances Brown's apartment, tying one finger and one palm print to a note on a ransom device. Heirens, a University of Chicago student, denies involvement as prosecutors flag parallel prints in the Suzanne Degnan case. Police have not charged him in either murder.
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Chicago
Fosecu! Bureau of Investigation
Willian Heirens
Frances Brown
Heirens
University of Chicago
Kiidap
Suzanne Deguan
Miss Brown
Walter G. Storms
FBI
Suzanne Dewangi
Mhose
State VA Hospitals Get 24 More Doctors
The Alabama VA regional office announced 24 additional doctors for two veterans hospitals. Tuscaloosa will add 14 doctors and Montgomery 10. The increase comes from newly assigned interns who completed Army and Navy training programs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery Hospital
Paul K. Yawley
Washington
Army
Navy
APSC Calls Off Carrier Hearings In July
The Alabama Public Service Commission announced no hearings on motor carrier cases including bus truck and taxicab petitions for the rest of July. Applicants were told by letter they would be notified of August hearing dates.
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APSC
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
Atomic control treaty proposal envisions international oversight
The document urges voluntary adherence by key council members to use their rights to pursue peaceful atomic development. It supports an atomic development authority with power to handle non threatening violations and to seek ICJ settlement of treaty disputes. It also calls for periodic reports to the UN General Assembly and clarifies domestic jurisdiction limits under the UN Charter. Baruch argues that atomic energy is not purely domestic and all aspects of development should be treated as internationally oriented.
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Atomic Development Authority
United States
Atomic Authority
International Court of Justice
NL General Assembly
U. N
Baruch
Plan No 2 would auto become law if Congress does not block
Under the government reorganization act Congress must disapprove a presidential plan within 60 days or it becomes law. The proposal makes minor changes across War Navy Commerce Treasury Agriculture Interior and shuffles agency authority including a new Bureau of Land Management merging General Land Office with grazing services. Senator Guy Cordon warned management could imply shift from conservation to federal control while Senator Pat McCarran supported consolidation for efficiency. additional segments would consolidate housing agencies under a central authority and place Labor Department's children's bureau under the Federal Security Agency.
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Congress
War
Navy, Commerce
Treasury
Agriculture and Interior Departments
General Land Office
Grazing Services
Bureau of Land Management
Guy Cordon
R-Ore
United States
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
Nevada
Alabama tickets sold out for Georgia and Tennessee games
Alabama business manager Jeff Cole said the university’s ticket allotment for the Georgia and Tennessee games has sold out. Some recent alumni orders cannot be filled, but tickets will be mailed for earlier orders. Tennessee is at Knoxville and Georgia at Athens.
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Tuscaloosa
API
Jeff Coleman
Alabama
Athletics
University
Georgia
Tennessee
Coleman
Knoxville
Athens
Magic expected from Bikini second atomic blast
Scientists aboard the U S S Mount McKinley predicted dramatic underwater effects for Bikini lagoon when the second atomic test is set for July 25. Forecasters described waterspouts and giant waves as possible outcomes, with precautions including remote arming and safety protocols.
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U.S. S
Mount Mckinley
Bikini
Bikini Lagoon
U.S
Ralph Sawyer
M. P. O’brien
University of California
N. FE. Bradbury
Los Alamos, N.M
C. K. Hartman
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Uncertain Atomic Seabed Test Plans Delayed by Mechanicals
Iseke outlines steps to resolve both the bombbearing barge and trigger ship systems. The safety switch operator also keeps keys to unlock the trigger transmitter. Mechanical failure could delay Baker Day by over an hour, delaying the lowering of the bomb for more than 24 hours while instruments reset. Experts expect a cautious forecast, noting no underwater atomic explosion has occurred.
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Iseke
Baker Day
California Tiles Consumption Ranked Second in Nation
California ranks just behind New York in floor and wall tile consumption, accounting for about 15 percent of total U S usage across the United States, reflecting strong home improvement activity and building demand in the state.
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California
New York
United States
Birmingham Storm Strikes Alabama Towns After Tornadic Winds
Severe storms across central Alabama knock down trees and sever power lines in Birmingham and surrounding areas. A Negro woman reportedly injured by wind while a window blew open. Crews battle a water torrent in Crestline Heights as residents report vehicles swept into ditches.
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Birmingham
Crestline Heights
Household Hints And Farm Notes From Alabama
Household hints note a potato serving replacing bread with added vitamins. Alabama farmers in ten counties report 24 000 bushels of corn sold to the U S Department of Agriculture for commodity relief. A forestry camp for 40 FRA boys runs daily August 29 to September 3 at Caney Grist near Selina.
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Alabama
Blount
Cullaan
DeKalb
Jeckson
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Marshall
Morgan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Canny Grist
Selina
Mach
North Alabama
FFA
South
Rain uneven in Houston County cotton and crops
The farm agent noted uneven cotton stands in Houston County with some fields good and others poor. He cited labor shortages and long planting season for peanuts, predicting about 75 percent of normal peanut output. Grain sorghum acreage will be the county’s largest, due to feed grain shortages, though total production remains uncertain as the season continues.
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Houston County
Ling
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Pateneh
Fadia
Rahvieh
Marzich
Arizona
Berkeley Blue
Houston
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Eluder
Harry Hall
S. Foster
Mit
Thomas A. Terry
Abbeville
Oscar W. Griswold
Atlanta
Joint Chiefs of Staff
India-Burma
Terry
U. S
Wave
Bradbury
Joey Caus
Birmingham Teau
Selma
Everest
Malone
H.P
Stroy
Pestroy Dbt
Pestroy Ddt
Pestroy
Sherwin-Williams Research
Sherwin-Williams CO
N. Foster
J. L. Harris Roofing Company
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