Nepal Outlaws Communist Party in Himalayan Kingdom
NEW DELHI India Jan 25 Nepal's government outlawed the Communist party saying rebels aided by the Reds attempted a revolt earlier in the week which was crushed A Nepalese embassy spokesman quoted Prime Minister M F P Koirala warning that anarchy would lead to fascism and foreign intervention Most revolting forces surrendered then from Kathmandu the capital of the buffer state between India and Red held Tibet
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Truman Taps PPP Chord for 52 Choir
Kansas City Jan 25 AP President Truman outlined a peace progress and prosperity program to energize voters in the 1952 election promising the Democratic Party will not politicize national defense. He stressed world peace, defense growth, and welfare of the people, urging the party to seek another term amid speculation over his own political future.
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French Land More Troops at Tunis Port
Tunis January 25 AP French today landed fresh troops in Tunisia to quell nationalist uprisings that have left nearly 50 dead and hundreds injured. Marines armored units patrol with police, martial law looms as clashes escalate in Tunisian towns and at Kalibia.
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Truman's cryptic remarks fuel Senate seat speculation
President Truman's news conference sparked wide GOP and Democratic guesses about whether he will seek re election, not run for anything, or pursue his former Missouri Senate seat. Analysts note his comment that the "door is open" keeps plans unclear while Missouri filing deadlines loom.
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Clear-Cut Japan Accord Demanded
The United States will insist on defining post treaty military relations with Japan before peace becomes effective. Special Ambassador Dean Rusk and Earl Johnson will convey this stand to Prime Minister Yoshida after arriving in Tokyo. Defense officials sought President Truman's assent, while Senate hearings on ratification proceed.
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