Molotov Agrees to Define German Assets in Austria
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov accepted a French proposal to define German assets in Austria as a basis for discussion. British and American ministers pressed for a precise definition excluding property seized by force, with careful monitoring by UN members. Gruber reported cautious optimism for a completed Austrian treaty in the Council session.
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Senator Pushes $10 Million Aid Plan for Greece and Turkey
Senate debate centers on a proposed $10 million foreign aid program for Greece and Turkey to counter communism. George Waggington and allies seek Senate approval, with Patterson, LaGuardia, and others commenting on administration directives and UN involvement.
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Turkey
Senatee Georgs
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Patterson
Spring snow blankets large parts of the nation
The nation awakes to spring snowfall from Wyoming to Pennsylvania amid unseasonably cold air. Winter lingers with near zero readings in the Midwest and Northeast while the storm shifts eastward toward Arkansas Tennessee and Virginia. Property damage and at least 26 deaths are reported as snow flecks spread over the Appalachians and plains.
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Kentucky
Massie
Midwest
Quebec
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U. S
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Oklahoma
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Teannessee
Virginia
Missouri
Nebraska
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Rio Grande
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Avisone
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Old Man Winter In Return Visit Spoils Kingsport Weather
Snow blanketed Kingsport and surrounding areas with up to four inches by early afternoon. Roads were slick and several minor traffic accidents reported. bus and utility services faced disruption while still operating behind schedule. Temperatures in the 30s and forecasts calling for clearing skies. national and international political notes reference Greece Turkey and India in ongoing security and diplomatic discussions.
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Union
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Marshall
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Cres Auslin
United Nations Security Council
Rusatsevar Frese
Truman
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Security Council weighs Greek Turkish aid speech
Austin returns to New York after talks on Greek Turkish aid. Moscow papers attack US plans as the UN debate looms. The Security Council awaits Austin’s 25 minute speech and its French translation before further comment. Gromyko’s response becomes the next focal point.
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Preaert Truman
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Approval Of Tax Measure Likely Today
Washington reports indicate dominant Republicans expect approval of a large tax cut, with debate over timing and impact on the treasury. Leaders argue the plan would ease debt payments and spur investment, while Democrats warn of inequities and a windfall for high incomes.
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Wiggins Attacks Budget Slash in Treasury Funds
Treasury Secretary A L Wig gins testified before a Senate subcommittee that a 20 percent House cut threatens presidential protection by reducing the Secret Service funds. He said 3 7 5 7 6 0 0 has been cut from 385 2 0 0 requested for guard service over the next five years, protesting an overall reduction of 882 7 16 7 50 in treasury operations funds.
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Death Toll Rises in Centralia Mine Blast to 35
Centralia Coal Company's No 5 mine in Washington state continues to yield grim results as 35 miners are confirmed dead and 76 remain trapped. Rescue squads, hampered by heavy snow, push to recover more bodies from the 5 1/2 mile tunnel while officials vow to press on.
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Centralia Coal Company
No. S
UN& Amie
Willian J. Rowelcamp
AFL
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Wales
Mather
W. PF. Young
Rowekamp
Driscoll O. Scanlan
Ilinois
FBI Chief Defends Rights Not to Outlaw Communists
FBI director J. Edgar Hoover argues against outlawing the Communist Party, warning that such bills could violate constitutional rights. House committees press ahead with measures to suppress the party as Dennis and other officials contend the bills are unconstitutional. subpoenas issued and contempt threats loom as hearings continue.
Appalachia Woman Dies In Hospital Feared Foul Play
Virginia Boren Tiller, 29, wife of a railroad brakeman, was found wounded with six stab wounds and died at Appalachian General Hospital. A farmer found her along the Appalachia Norton road near Woodson, and a Black man is held as a suspect in Wise County jail. Police say formal charges await investigation completion.
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James V. Titer
Appalachiam General Hospital
Virginia Pelite
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Tntecstate
A. KR. Bryant
Virginia State Police
Appalachia-Norton
Wotton
L. Renfroog Joneshato
Tiller
Sen
Bryant
Mrrs
Megro
Wise County
Set Bryant
Street Scenes Describe Snowbound Night at Small Hotel
A garbled nocturnal scene unfolds as snow falls outside a small hotel. An actor in fry pan scenes and a teddy of hotel decry attempts to quiet tears as a late visitor at 3 am presses a door bead and mutters a peculiar welcome.
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Government Mediation Sought in National Phone Strike Crisis
A peacemaker role emerges as NFTW plans a nationwide strike set for April 7 affecting radio networks and many telephone services. Negotiations stall over industry wide contracts with NFTW demanding a $942 weekly pay increase. AT&T insists negotiations occur through its operating companies reflecting local conditions shrinking federal leverage. Assistant Labor Secretary Gibson met with AT&T officials in New York and expected talks with President Beisner and NFTW leaders. Government powers over seizure were debated, with wartime acts discussed though Congress hesitates to extend authority.
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Political Return Of De Gaulle Seen
Paris observers predicted that Charles de Gaulle would announce his return to active politics in a speech at Evreux Normandy on March 30. Libération noted he would form a back (back) channel to address France’s economic financial social and diplomatic troubles and that republic leaders did not exclude him as a possible head of government.
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Euesal
Normandy
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Libération
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Relief Reaches Section Hit By Tidal Waves In New Zealand
Relief from government sources and food with cloth was en route to Poverty Bay on the North Island after two tidal waves struck area towns. The waves, up to 20 feet high, followed an offshore earthquake and caused cattle losses and property damage in Gisborne. One hotel owner’s wife died in the disaster as waves swept into buildings and second-story rooms.
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Spirit Telephone Dream Prompts Psychic Megaphone Debate
A London based psychic and researchers at the Society of Bletaphysi cians discuss a rumored spirit telephone project. William Williamson says mechanical mouthparts could enable contact with the other world, sparking debate among spiritualists who doubt machine messaging.
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Atelephone
Woxander Grehar
Guellermo Marcon
Jolsin J. Willams
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Society of Bletaphysicians
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Tray
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Senate orders inquiry into Centralia mine disaster
The Senate voted to create a public lands subcommittee to probe whether federal officials failed safety codes at the Centralia Coal Company mine No. 5. The resolution, backed by Democrats and debated amid party lines, seeks action spanning federal state and local roles, with a $5,006 expense allotment.
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Ze -Chlairmanm Butler
R-Neb
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J. A. Kiroy
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Soizure
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Kring
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Welly Hanking
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Hie
Constable Hurt In Tel Aviv Bombing
A Tel Aviv bombing wounded a constable as two police cars left a station on a morning patrol. Fire and gunfire struck. three Yemenite Jews were suspected in escaping toward the waterfront. Authorities suggested the blasts could have been accidental from a mine factory connected to the Jewish underground.
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Tewisiy
Smoke Column Rises From Japanese Volcano Activity
A column of ash and smoke pours from a volcano in Central Hokkaido as four Japanese scientists are sent to investigate per the U.S. Army. Previous eruption in 1926 at Volto Mudtotona peak caused lava flow and killed 72 people. The Eighth Army reports no American troops were stationed nearby.
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