Break in Cominform ranks over Yugoslavia crisis
Six billion dollar foreign aid program becomes law as Cominform charges Yugoslav leaders including Premier Tito with deviating from Marx Lenin line. The bureau condemns Yugoslavia bowing to what it calls Western imperialism and urges a return to Marxist policy or leadership change in Belgrade.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Soviet
Russia
Yugoslavia
International Communist “Information Bureau
Poland
Tito
Belgrade
Communist Party
Romania
Communist Ideatica
Ride Pravo
Communist of
Edward
Kardelji
Airlift keeps Berlin fed as U S planes arrive all day
U S transport planes land at Tempelhof at eight minute intervals delivering food and supplies to Berlin's western sectors amid the Soviet blockade. The 120 daily flights aim to bolster the post and feed about two million Germans as authorities seek to sustain essential needs.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Berlin
United States
Tempelhof
U.S. Army
U.S
Germany
Amaria
Americk World Economic Aid Plan Outlined by Truman
Washington reports a 6.1 billion dollar foreign aid program to boost world economic stability and counter communism. President Truman said the act reflects united executive and congressional will and aims to aid nations allied against instability and communism.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Marshall
Earthquake Devastates Fukui. Tens of Thousands Feared Dead
Three major quakes followed by fires devastate western Honshu city Fukui. Initial Japanese reports hint up to 5,000 dead or injured, but U S occupation authorities dispute the figure. Only confirmed casualties at first are 10 dead and 60 injured.
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Russell
Tokyo
Honshu
Fukui
U. S
Army estimates 225000 to 250000 men to be inducted
Washington June 28 The Army estimated today that between 225000 and 250000 men will probably be inducted during the coming call. The estimate reflects expected drafts and volunteer enlistments under the ongoing manpower program.
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Washington
Bernadotte offers peace proposals for Jews Arabs in Palestine
Edward Curtis Rhodes reports that Count Folke Bernadotte presented peace proposals as a basis for discussion. Nations react with skepticism as Syria rejects partition and a Jewish state. Jewish and Arab experts travel to Tel Aviv and Cairo to study and counter ideas while UN headquarters await replies.
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Edward Curtis Rhodes
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Bernadotte
United Nations
Jamil Hardambey
Syria
Damascus
Israel
Tel Aviv
Cairo
U. N
Lake Success
Rhodes
John Reedman
Col
Thord Bonde
U.N
Bonde
Jmbil
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Brant
ATC
Charles G. Legett
Alexandria
Charlene
Fred
Legett
Kansas City
Kan
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Estern
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