German jobless march threat to French zone noted
West German Refugee Minister Hans Lukaschek warned that about 30,000 jobless refugees in North Germany plan to move south into the lightly populated French occupation zone. He said further thousands in Saxony and Bavaria aim to force themselves into less crowded areas, risking radicalism and nihilism without police aid.
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Massachusetts Primary Holds Nation's Eye Tomorrow
The Massachusetts primary dominates national attention as Taft and Eisenhower vie for delegates. Early results show Taft leading in some districts while Eisenhower solidifies support. Massachusetts plans to send 72 Democratic delegates and 28 GOP delegates, with votes not binding on the national slate.
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Pakistan to receive 1.5 million dollars in U.S. aid
In Karachi on April 28, UP Pakistan and the United Nations signed an agreement for 1.5 million dollars in technical assistance. Arthur Goldschmidt of the U.S. technical assistance administration said the U.N. would add 500,000 to 600,000 dollars while Pakistan would raise about 150,000 dollars in rupees for the current fiscal year.
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