French Aid Scene Shapes U S Policy Toward Congress
Washington officials said the Truman administration would use funds on hand to avoid asking Congress for a new foreign aid appropriation early next year. France expects 600 million dollars from the United States and may press for more, while Britain weighs its needs amid a growing deficit. State Department notes the 600 million total includes 200 million economic aid and 400 million as payment for goods and services under joint rearmament, with dollars spent on airfield work and military presence in France.
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London
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Rene Mayer
State Department
Fleeing Farm Wife and Help Found Near Pocahontas
A farm wife Alberta Simpson 29 and six children plus farm hand Jim Lockmey 31 were found south of Pocahontas Iowa after disappearing Thursday. Simpson's note claimed divorce filing suggesting Jim was forced to drive. The party was taken to relatives in Bradgate and the missing car and a box of shells were found.
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Natral
E. R. Stahly
Alberta Simpson
Jim Lockmey
Simpson
Faulkton
Sam Simpson
Lockmey
Jim
Baby Fractured Skull Improves Says Mother
Linda Figueroa 11 months old improved after police found her infant in crib with skull fracture. Bernice Stander described a 4 year old boy striking the infant with a milk bottle at Coronado Avenue. Harbor General Hospital reported the baby improving and able to talk last night. James 1382 Coronado and brother Robert 3 were present.
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Big Four hold cordial talks on arms curb plan
In Paris on December 1, high level Big Four delegates met with UN General Assembly President Luis Padilla Nervo in a cordial session to set up secret discussions on East–West disarmament. The group agreed to resume at 10:30 a.m. Monday local time to tackle procedure and a report due to the UN political committee by December 10.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.S
Philip C. Jessup
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
U. N
Britain
France
United States
Vieshinsky
Tobey to Ask Senate Kefauver Eyes Probe
Massachusetts officials call for a televised inquiry into Dr. Lincoln's cancer treatments. Sen. Tobey cites his son’s claims and urges a Senate investigation of the Lincoln therapies amid ongoing medical society scrutiny. Kefauver weighs Ohio and other states delegate paths for the presidential race.
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Cleveland
Tennessee
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Cleveland News
Randall Brown
San Francisco
Crime Investigating
Long Beach
California
Proletarian Talk Angers Red at U N Debate
In Paris on December 1 a Soviet delegate charged U S deputy Michael Mansfield with using miners and lumberjacks language rather than proper diplomacy in the U N economic committee. Mansfield defended his mining and lumbering background while Arutyunyan warned that war is a two way street and urged open lines between the nations.
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A. A. Arutyunyan
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Economic Committee
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Russia
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Soviet Union
Typhoon Toll 82 in the Philippines
The Philippines Red Cross reports 82 people killed by the central typhoon that struck two weeks ago. About 23,000 homes were destroyed and 348,000 people left homeless due to the high winds and floods.
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