U N S Security Council weighs Czech Prague crisis
United Nations discussions rise over Prague's government switch and Moscow's charges. American Delegate Warren Austin demands transparency from the new Czechoslovak regime and Soviet leadership, insisting on full accountability and not accepting vague excuses. Parodi on President Benes’s status amid Communist control.
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Dutch Reinforcements to Support Peace Efforts
In The Hague on March 29, reports indicate the Dutch army will be reinforced by volunteers to uphold peace and order during emergencies. The move aims to bolster security and deter unrest amid rising tensions.
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Flood Peril Diminishes Across Central US Rivers
Flood danger eases as rivers recede in Illinois Missouri Iowa Indiana and surrounding regions. High water closed some highways and forced debris clearing and sandbagging near key flood zones. Limited rainfall and fair weather aided lowering water levels while communities began to recover.
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Romance at 84: couple announce whirlwind marriage
In Los Angeles on March 24 84 year old Lucy Emma Grace and Turner Chambers announce their wedding inviting their great grandchildren. Grace a Kontle widow with nine children and many grandchildren marries Chambers a widower with eight children and a long family history following a four week romance after license yesterday.
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Two Cities Seized by Chinese Reds
Nanking March 24 Com munist capture of two important Chinese civil war cities acknowledged by a government spokesman Li Gen Teng Wenry said Fuhann the coal and railroad center 300 miles west of Mukden was yielded last week without a fight Fuhsin another major center at Pushun east of Mukden remained in government hands Touchuan on the Shantung Peninsula in North China also fell to the Reds The Reds reportedly attacked Tatung northern Shansi cut the Peiping Suiyuan rail line hindering government reinforcements Government motorized units reportedly drove Reds from the suburbs of Yuhmen a defense point in southern Chahar Province 200 miles west of Peiping
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Crisis May Add Billions to Government Costs
Government analysts warn global tension and rearmament plans could lift next year’s outlays to about 39.7 billion dollars, with potential excess spending pushing deficits higher. President Truman pressed budget chief James Webb as officials weighed tax cuts and ERP and defense costs amid uncertain economic trends.
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Officials plan budget add ons for veterans benefits
Budget progress lags on core appropriations while extras advance. The plan includes 150000000 for increased subsistence to veterans in school and additional items such as funds for an organization and unspecified steelhead related programs. On the job training for veterans also appears among the extras.
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