Nehru vows peace amid pressure on government
Nehru frames restoring peace as his government’s defining test amid calls from CIO and Republicans over Marshall Plan funding. He has banned violence promoting groups and private communal armies, urging Indians not to take law into their own hands as mass support for peace grows despite turmoil and external pressures.
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Russia
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Taft
Ohio
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Gandhi
Home Ministry
New Delhi
Gandi
India
Pastor Rebuked Over Denazification Stand in Hesse
In Stuttgart, Gen. Lucius D. Clay rebuked Pastor Martin Niemöller for urging Evangelical Christians in Hesse to resist the denazification program. Clay called the letter read in churches unhelpful and said no action has been decided. Niemöller, elected bishop of the Besse Union of Evangelical Churches, remains free amid the dispute.
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Martin Niemeoeiler
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U. S
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Krug Warns U S Natural Resources Getting Low
A dramatic 1940s style column warns that U S natural resources are dwindling under Soviet influence. It portrays Stalin as a chess master directing a global resource squeeze, accusing Western democracies of demobilization while Russia builds power and readiness for war.
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Washington
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Red
Krug warns on soil loss and future U S food supply
Secretary of the Interior Krug warns that without action to save coal, reclaim land, and curb waste the nation faces soil erosion and declining food production. He projects 155 million mouths fed by 1980 and 165 million by 1990, urging irrigation and conservation to avoid desolation and preserve progress.
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Krug
Yepart Kreg
United States
India and Afghanistan cited as potential Red influence routes
The piece notes hidden communism in India and warns that chaos can nurture Marxist growth. It cites Nehru as socialist yet opposed to totalitarianism, and recalls Britain’s wartime vigilance along the northwest frontier to curb Red potentialities via routes including the Khyber Pass linking India and Afghanistan.
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Russia
India
Nehru
Kent
Afghanistan
Khyner
Alexander
Afganistan
Northwest frontier influence on India Moscow ties
The text discusses the lingering trouble from the northwest frontier, Pathan Libesmen steering Kashmir, and Red agents crossing into India. It asserts that despite this, relations between India and Moscow appear on normal lines today.
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India
Pathan
Kashmir
Red
Tndia
Moscow
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