U N Unit Finds Russ Labor Camps Peril Human Rights
Geneva based United Nations committee accuses the Soviet Union of forced labor and widespread labor camps. The inquiry covers 24 nations and notes some states define vagrancy broadly, risking compulsory work for economic aims. The report, after years of investigation, finds most charges against the U.S. unfounded.
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ILWU Urges Red Trade After Truce
The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union urges immediate resumption of unrestricted trade with Communist China after a Korean armistice. It says trade with the Red mainland offsets wartime shipping losses and notes growing UN trade with China bypassing American ports. The union condemns Dewey waterfront controls and applauds a Bridges victory as the Supreme Court voided his prior conviction on Communist affiliation claims.
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Storm Near Philippines Threatens Northern Islands
A tropical storm was located about 400 miles east-southeast of Manila and moving toward the northern Philippines. Warning signals were hoisted over central and southern Sulu, with alerts also issued for eastern Visayas.
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Rosenberg Pamphleteer Gets Stay in Misdemeanor Case
In Los Angeles Irwin Edelman 54 appeared in Municipal Court for trial on failing to register after a prior conviction as a vagabond dissolute person. He sought help from Dan Marshall as a next friend to the Rosenbergs who had a one week stay in their execution case. Edelman claimed emotional and physical involvement in the Rosenberg trial impaired his ability to defend himself.
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Mrs Roosevelt Would End McCarthy Probing
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of the late president, says she would abolish the Senate investigations sub committee led by Senator McCarthy and would advocate strengthening the FBI in its functions in a magazine article.
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Lincoln marriage myth debunked in Digest condensation
Reader's Digest unveils a 25 page condensation of Ruth Painter Randall's biography. It argues Lincoln's marriage was a loving partnership rather than a hellish union and clarifies Ann Rutledge's role, presenting an intimate portrait of Lincoln's family life with analysis of the legend's origins.
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African Terrorists Raid Farm Tragedy Reported
Ten persons including six white residents were believed dead after a Mau Mau attack on a rural farmhouse in Nairobi area. Officials said 15 attackers set fire to the house Tuesday night. a mechanic, his wife, and four children were among the deceased.
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African Worker Dies After Escape From Farm in Bush
A fourth African employee who fled into the bush was found dead later from exposure and shock. The farm authorities reported the escape and subsequent death, with officials investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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