Indo-Chinese Leaders Split Over Viet Nam Chief Role
Indo-Chinese nationalists favor Ho Chi Minh over Bao Dai as Viet Nam’s top leader, citing Ho’s independence drive while Bao Dai seeks a freer hand from France. Bao Dai warns against Chinese Communist intervention, sees elections and a national assembly as steps toward stability, and notes Vietminh ties to Moscow. The U.S. backs France and Viet Nam with aid, while officials discuss reconstruction and governance.
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French Premier Seeks New Confidence Vote On June Elections
Paris Premier Henri Queuille urged a ninth confidence vote in three weeks on his plan to hold general elections in June. The move followed an overwhelming 410 to 187 defeat of a Communist motion to delay voting on ending the assembly by July 4. Queuille’s bill would go to final approval in its cabinet form despite opposition from Jacques Duclos and Red obstructionists.
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Henri Queuille
National Assembly
Queuille
Committee On Elections
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Brooklyn Cops Indicted On Graft Counts
In Kings County court the grand jury indicted nine police officers on graft charges tied to rackets run by boss Harry Gross. Prosecutor Julius Helfand described a scheme in which Gross paid out about 1 million dollars annually to police from 1948 to 1949 and even secured entry into the so called super racket squad. The DA said both Brooklyn and Manhattan cases appeared on Gross’s payoff list.
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Kings County Court
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Helfand
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Manhattan
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O'Dwyer Recall Rumors Denied
Veterans Affairs denies rumors of an O'Dwyer recall as Congress faces action on hospital eligibility. Korean veteran David Arellano, Jr., 21, of Tucson was denied VA admission for non service connected throat cancer and treated at Pima County Hospital. VA officials say a quick determination could place him on compensation rolls if cancer is service connected.
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Roosevelt tops list with four nominations for president
Franklin D. Roosevelt held the major party record for nominations under the present U S electoral system with four bids. Grover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan each had three nominations.
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U. S
Grover Cleveland
William Jenningss
Marshall Okays Ridgway in Air of Postwar Debate
In a White House briefing, Gen. Marshall and Gen. Ridgway figure in a tense discussion on postwar policy. Top officials including President Truman, Acheson, Bradley, and Dulles weigh MacArthur's role and the peace treaty while margins of influence and responsibility are debated.
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Rabies Clinics Scheduled For Tomorrow
Rabies clinics will be held tomorrow in Abbott's Creek and Broad Bay townships. Fred Adams, rabies control officer, says veterinarians will vaccinate dogs from 6 to 7 30 P M at Union Cross School Sedge Garden School Bunker Hill Church in Abbott's Creek and Sunset Filling Station Farm Tractor Company in Broad Bay with a $1 fee.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
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Sedge Garden School
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Sunset Filling Station
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Broad Bay Township
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Radar advances raise costs and combat tolls in Tokyo report
Lt. Gen. E Stratemeyer reveals improved radar bases and proximity fuse bombs reduce nighttime enemy movements in the Far East. He cites higher effectiveness with countermeasures and powerful flares, noting 1400 enemy dead from recently used bombs and growing Communist difficulties in darkness.
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E. Stratemeyer
Far East
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Korean War Hero Mike Michaelis Visits Washington
Gen John H Mike Michaelis described the Korean War as a yo yo while praising the Air Force and Army for joint efforts. Michaelis, former commander of the 27th Wolfhound Regiment, arrived last night en route to Washington to visit his wife and support Red Cross fundraising.
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John H
Mike) Michaelis
27Th Wolfhound Regiment
Air Force
Michaelis
Washington
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