MacArthur in New York Circle of Visits and Quiet Routines
General MacArthur remains in seclusion at the Waldorf Astoria after a weekend of papers and paperwork. He received no visitors yesterday while his wife and son Arthur, 13, toured New York sights, visiting St James Church, a yacht trip, and a first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty, with notable escorts including Mrs. Impellitteri.
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Spaniards Sit Down to Protest Cost of Living in Bilbao
A sitdown strike against high living costs began in Bilbao, with unofficial estimates up to 500000 workers taking part in Spain under Franco. Civil Governor Riestra Diaz warned that obeying strike calls would bring heavy penalties. In Manresa near Barcelona a lockout closed about 20 factories employing 10000 textile workers demanding cost of living bonuses and minimum wage enforcement.
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MacArthur Greeting in Chicago Thursday
Gen. MacArthur arrives in Chicago for a mass civic reception at Soldier Field with a 17 gun salute and parade planned through the Loop. About 3 million Chicagoans expected to attend. he and his family, including son Arthur, will stay at the Stevens Hotel.
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Friendly Skippy Must Learn He's Really a Horse
In Los Angeles on April 23 a week old Arabian colt named Skippy was rejected by his dam and ordered destroyed. Jim Barnard, who bought Skippy, kept him in his shop and fed him from a bottle, but Skippy preferred human company and ate workers’ lunches, raising concerns about his equine nature.
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Dulles Sees Risk of General War Across Russia
FYOKYO April 23 AP Dulles warned there is some risk of general war, but doubts Russia's rulers want it now. He spoke to the United Nations Association of Japan in Tokyo, outlining US plans to deter aggression in Asia and maintain armed forces in Japan and Okinawa, plus a mutual defense tilt with Australia and New Zealand.
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