Optimism Flows as Iran Oil Talks Resume at Passa
Tehran August 18. Talks on Iran's oil dispute with Britain show a more hopeful mood as counter proposals circulate. Harriman and Levy urge cautious acceptance of a plan while Stokes flags an Iranian fear of British influence and hints at a 50 50 split. details remain secret as negotiations continue.
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Mundt Calls for Public Probe of Boyle Involvement
Sen. Karl Mundt says the Senate Permanent Investigating Committee must hold public hearings on accusations that William M. Boyle Jr. used influence over a St. Louis RFC loan. Boyle denies wrongdoing, noting only attorney fees and severing ties after becoming a party official as the Hoe Ex committee investigates.
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Conspicuous Absence Mentioned in Quiet Remark
A terse note echoes a preference for being noticed by absence rather than by presence, attributed to SLLP.
Rangers Strike Behind Enemy Lines In Carolina War Games
Rangers parachuted into Aggressor positions in a fast move across the Carolina arena. Maj. A I Zimmerman called the casualty figure very light with four of 238 paratroopers hurt, the most serious a broken leg. Six C 46 planes from the 516th Wing ferried the Rangers to the jump zone while Gen John R Hodge and Gen Lawton Collins observed. The two divisions, 28th and 43rd, faced Aggressor fire earlier in the week as they began the first U S offensive of the maneuvers.
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Arab Legion Chief Named Conspirator in King Abdullah Slaying
In Amman the Arab Legion commander Col Abdullah El Tel is accused as the chief conspirator in the July 20 assassination of King Abdullah at the Mosque of Omar. The eight defendants include relatives of the mufti and a Roman Catholic priest, with Mustapha the 21 year old slayer identified as a mufti associate.
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Ku Klux Meeting Faces Threats at North Carolina Border
In Whiteville North Carolina Aug 18 UP authorities warned to arrest any Klansmen with hoods down at a cross border rally. Governor Kerr Scott backed enforcement of the anti masking law and pledged extra troopers. Grand Dragon Thomas Hamilton challenged arrest insisting Klansmen wear full regalia and warned of action at the rally.
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Klan Leader Urges Boycott At Raleigh Session
Field eight miles south of here drew an estimated 5000 spectators. Thomas L. Hamilton of Leesville, D C Grand Dragon of the Carolinas Klan, urged the audience to boycott the University of North Carolina. Sheriff Hugh Nance and deputies monitored the scene as Teetton Goce warned of more such meetings in the coming months.
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Limited Offensive Seeks To Erase Communist Bulge
Political tension and clashes mark North Carolina road shows with masked groups and a government push to curb a Klan resurgence. Sheriff Nance mobilizes deputies while the state pursues anti masking measures amid past violence in neighboring states.
Joe E Brown Receives Army Entertainment Award
Comedian Joe E Brown was honored for entertaining U S Army servicemen at home and abroad since World War II. The award was presented in a Pentagon ceremony by Secretary Frank Pace Jr and General Omar N. Bradley.
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Icardi Tells His Version Of Bizarre Story
Aldo Icardi, ex OSS lieutenant, denounces charges of plotting Maj. Holohan's murder in Italy during World War II as false. He recalls parachute drop Sept. 27, 1944, near Lake Orta, mission with Italian partisans, and a fevered controversy over killings, trials, and press scrutiny.
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Even Bigger Foreign Aid Cut Planned
Senator George of Georgia said he would seek about a $2 billion cut in President Truman's foreign aid measure when it reaches the Senate next week, doubling the House’s reduction of around $1.001 billion. Taft announced support for a $1 billion cut as a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats amplified the bill. Truman urged shifting European industry to defense production amid the dispute over aid.
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Wage Battle Grows Over Southern Textile Pay Pacts
James W. , director of the CIO textile workers union, challenges Southern cotton textile employers as Eric Johnston and the Wage Stabilization Board approve raises to offset living costs. The board grants Northern cotton rayon workers 84 cents an hour, aligning with March agreements pending WSB approval amid a series of earlier strikes.
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Hopeful Attitude Marking Third Korea Armistice Talks
The cease fire subcommittee met in Kaesong for a third session amid high hopes for progress toward an armistice line across Korea while warning of possible air attacks if talks fail. Adm. Joy urged maintaining military defense until a settlement is assured, opposing exposure along a political demarcation line.
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