Pro French Gain In Cambodia Under King Sihanouk
In Phnom Penh King Norodom Sihanouk Varmen dismissed Premier Huy Kangtou and formed a royal, non political cabinet with royal aides in control of most ministries. The king pledged closer French cooperation, threatened to dissolve the National Assembly, and aimed to grant himself wide powers for three years while promising two years of administrative reform and eventual greater independence.
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Saigon
Indochina
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk Varmen
Pnompenh
Vietminh
Ment
Huy Kang Tou
National Assembly
Kanton
Holland Records 367,573 Tons Paper in 1951
Holland's paper production hit a record 367,573 tons in 1951, reflecting strong demand and industrial growth. The annual figure highlights the sector's expansion and impact on regional employment and output.
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Holland
Pakistan Recognizes Farouk as King of Controversial Sudan
Pakistan has recognized Egypt's Moslem King Farouk as king of the disputed Sudan in a move cited as reinforcing leadership amid regional tensions. The decision signals Cairo's influence and could impact regional diplomacy with Britain and Egypt amid mounting controversy over Sudan's status.
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Pakistan
Farouk
Sudan
Karachi
British Commonwealth
Egypt
Courtesy recognition noted by Pakistan and Sudan claim
A fragment states Sudan is cited as courtesy without political significance, while Pakistan announced yesterday that no Commonwealth country has extended similar recognition.
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Sudan
Pakistan
Guatemala Passes Land Reform Bill
Guatemala Congress passed a land reform bill backed by President Jacobo Arbenz and the Communists. The government will expropriate farms and lease or sell to farm workers. Landowners are to be paid in 4 percent bonds maturing in 25 years, funded by a 10 million dollar bond issue, awaiting the president's signature.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz
Congress
Tennessee Holds Twelve Percent of Nation Coal Reserves
The report notes Tennessee possesses 12 percent of the country’s coal reserves estimated at about 1.2 billion tons. Industry officials discuss potential supply, regional impact, and mining activity across several counties.
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Tennessee
Seaway Supporters Push For New Vote
Backers of the 818 million dollar St. Lawrence seaway project seek a Senate vote today. Sen Ellender and other opponents threaten to block the vote. Leaders warn a vote by tomorrow may end the bill for this session as other legislation looms.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Canada
Rockefeller and Bobo in clash over trust for son
In Indiana a rift unfolds over a million dollar Rockefeller trust for son Winthrop Paul born 1948. Barbara Bobo Rockefeller says the disclosure was in bad taste and notes the boy will receive 750 a month until 18 and 1200 until 30, while Winnie may visit his father anytime.
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Lowell
Ind. W
Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Winthrop
New York
Rockefeller
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Bobo
Swank
Manhattan
Indiana
Winnie
St Joseph Aspirin Bottles At 49 Cents Each
The World’s Largest Seller promotes a 100 tablet bottle for 49 cents. St Joseph aspirin brand continues to dominate the market with discounted pricing aimed at value seeking shoppers.
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St. Joseph
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