House Group Near Approval Of New Manpower Plans
Washington March 13 44 The House Armed Services Committee moved toward approval of a broad new military manpower bill. Republican leaders push to bar U S troops for Europe without Congress approval, and debate over splitting the draft and universal military training continues as the panel nears final pages.
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Escape Route for Spies Described by Greenglass
New York March 13 The Russian embassy in Mexico City was pictured in the atom spy trial as ready to aid spies fleeing the United States. David Greenglass testified Rosenberg provided elaborate instructions to contact the Russian ambassador in Mexico and to travel via Vera Cruz Stockholm and Prague to reach Czechoslovakia. He said Rosenberg asked him to memorize the route and not write it down and described space ship plans briefly. The testimony followed references to Harry Gold and the arrest of Klaus Fuchs.
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House Committee Okays Representation Changes
Raleigh March 13 The house committee on districts approves a measure to add two representatives to Alamance and Beachfrham and reduce Cabarrus and Pitt to one each The constitution requires reapportionment after each census The article notes related legislative actions and municipal street bill developments in Powell city and Greensboro Winston-Salem ABC store elections ongoing debate over motor vehicle inspection proposals.
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Moore
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Stock Market Prices Lower
New York March 13 stocks slid as trading remained quiet and losses extended from yesterday. The decline reached about 1.25 per share with broad participation. Santa Fe posted a small fraction rise after reporting a 1950 net profit of 31.29 per share versus 18.06 the prior year. Companies moving lower included New York Central Southern Pacific Sinclair Oil and others.
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Biddle Named Deputy Chief of Staff for Atlantic Pact Liaison
General Eisenhower appoints Col Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr to coordinate relations between SHAPE and NATO backers. The 54 year old diplomat and soldier previously served as U S Ambassador in London to governments in exile for Belgium Netherlands Norway Greece Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Luxembourg and was foreign liaison officer at the Pentagon. Nine of twelve Atlantic pact nations already have SHAPE liaison officers with Portugal expected to add one.
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Israel Demands Reparations from Germany for Jewish Property
Israel submits a note to the United States, Russia, Britain and France seeking 1.5 billion dollars in reparations for confiscated Jewish property. The demand covers the costs to resettle 500,000 Jewish immigrants and argues the sum is affordable over years paid partly in goods.
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Costello Refuses to Testify as Crime Inquiry Opens
The New York scene opens with gambler Frank Costello defying a Senate crime investigation panel. He demands counsel and a formal chance to reply while denying control of a national crime syndicate. The hearing featured Costello, his attorney George, and witness testimony about Adonis and other figures amid a tense federal courthouse crowd.
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Senate panel asked to probe three campaigns in telegram
Senate elections committee said it was asked by columnist Westbrook Pegler to probe three campaigns. Telegram named Arthur J. Goldsmith of Waldorf Tower New York and urged questioning over money sources and disbursements in the Graham and McCarran campaigns. Also cited Albert J. Lasker and wife connected to Burt Wheeler's defeat. Committee to seek more details.
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Iowa
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Raleigh
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Albert J. Lasker
Burt Wheeler
Wheeler
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Allies Close on Parallel 38 in Korea Drive
Allied forces within 25 miles of the old parallel 38 as UN columns press toward Hongchon in central Korea. Reports say Communist withdrawals may be a tactical retreat, with reinforcements moving south and air traffic increasing from Seoul.
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North Korea
United Nations
Hongchon
Korea
Group of Citizens Would Study Moral Standards
Senator Fulbright proposed forming a commission of distinguished citizens to probe moral standards in government and the RFC inquiry. He urged the study include congressional relations and cautioned against embarrassing senators while Republicans resisted ending the subcommittee’s RFC focus.
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Students Held On Charges Of Double Murder
In Rutherfordton two teenage students admitted to killing the school superintendent W. F. Sweatt and a man named Wade Johnson at Alexander School near Union Mills. Powell 16 and Justice 19 are held by Sheriff Vance Wilkins. Sweatt died in hospital and Johnson was shot as the youths fled after the killings.
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Billy Ray Powell
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Hugh Justice
Asheville
Wilkins
Sweatt
Johnson
T. Cooper
Winter Swings Big Fist At Deep South
Winter brought a blustery mid March front to the Deep South with snow and freezing temperatures across the region. Snow fell from the Carolinas to Arkansas, with Tennessee reporting three inches in places and Georgia seeing pre dawn sleet turning to snow flurries. Forecasters expected a warming trend by Thursday despite not hitting record lows.
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Western and Soviet delegates edge toward agenda clash
Western power delegates reported agreed on changes to the talks agenda in Paris with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko offering a concession on discussing a peace treaty with Germany. The parties debated disarmament and German unity as the core topics while warning against prejudging ministerial decisions.
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