Czech May Face Pro Jew Charge Despite Emigration Aid
Die Presse reports Czech official Rudolf Slansky may face charges of being pro Jewish if tried. The Brno correspondent says Slansky likely accused of enabling thousands of Jews from eastern Europe to escape Bratislava across the Austrian border. The paper ties recent Bratislava police chief arrest to Zionism accusations and notes Slansky admitted bringing Jews into the Communist Party seeking loyalty.
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Austria
Die Presse
Rudolf Slansky
Czechoslovakia
Brno
Slansky
Europe
Bratislavia
Slovakia
Saltzman
Luco Cermak-Porges
Bratislava
Josef Tesla
Czech Communist Party
Communist Party
Israel
Back On the Job Roger Lew Chung Returns to Pulpit
In Denver on March 25 UPI reports evangelist Roger Lew Chung, aged seven, recovering from chicken pox and set to return to Union Baptist Church tonight. He plans four sermons on David and Goliath, Peter and John, Moses and the Israelites, and Temptation, with a follower noting his audience is spellbound.
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Denver
UPI
Roger Lew Chung
Union Baptist Church
Roger
David and
Goliath
Peter and
John
Moses
Temptation
Retiring Legislators Counsel
In Sacramento on March 25 four veteran California state senators nearing retirement shared views on the state’s biggest future problem. Roy E. Cunningham cited federal control, H. E. Dillinger urged water conservation, Clyde Watson stressed cutting government costs, and H. R. Judah echoed true economy while warning citizens to monitor state and local spending.
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Sacramento
California
Roy E. Cunningham
Hanford
H. E. Dillinger
H. E. Dillinger (D
Placerville
Clyde Watson
R- Orange
H. R. Judah
Santas Cruz
Watson
Judah
Cunningham
Dillinger
Woman Spy Imprisoned in Austria for Espionage
SALZBURG Austria March 25 Agnes von Heyne a 41 year old German national was found guilty today of acts endangering the security of the U S Army in Austria and sentenced to four years in prison Mrs Heyne the third person to be convicted by a U S civil court here in the last three weeks for espionage on behalf of the Czech government Heinz Silomon a displaced person and Margarethe Reyczek a 43 year old Viennese woman to whom Mrs Heyne is alleged to have transmitted stolen material were sentenced to seven years each earlier this month.
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Salzburg
Austria
Agnes von Heyne
Mrs. Heyne
U. S
Heinz Silomon
Margarethe Reyczek
Nations meet on green pool plan to ease Western farm trade
Delegates from 18 nations gathered in Faris for an initial conference on a proposed Western Europe farm products pool dubbed the green pool. U S officials fear the plan could shield European farmers from competition, potentially provoking farm belt lawmakers as Congress debates the Truman aid program. The group, accounting for about 30 percent of outside food imports, spent over five billion dollars of U S aid on farm products in three months. The United States has endorsed the idea in principle as a step to reduce trade barriers while warning against new ones.
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Faris
Europe
America
U. S
Truman Administration
Congress
French Premier Urges Economy Budget Plan
Paris March 25 French Premier Antoine Pinay proposed a balanced budget with no new taxes by cutting almost all government spending except the 4 billion dollar arms program. He said savings of 110 billion francs and added tax revenue would balance the budget, with heavy penalties for evasions. The cabinet backed the plan and back taxes cancellation, sending it to the finance committee.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
National Assembly
Pinay
Leon
Assembly
Principal Sue Irwin Dies After Scissors Accident
In Berkeley on March 25 GF Miss Sue Irwin aged 63 a retired Berkeley High School principal died yesterday when she fell onto a pair of scissors the blade piercing her heart authorities report the incident is being investigated as an accident.
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Berkeley
Sue Irwin
Berkeley High School
Enemys Attacks Spark Longhorn Texas War Game
Fort Hood Texas March 25 United States and enemy forces begin Operation Longhorn the nations largest joint Army Air Force exercise involving about 125000 personnel from infantry paratroopers tanks and airpower across an 18000 square mile area along a Lampasas River front near Kempner Adamville and Rumley Texas.
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Fort Hood
Texas
Lampasas
Lampasas River
Sind Airborne
United States
U. S
Kempner
Adamville
Rumley
U.S
Pancers
Seven Dead in Revolt of Mexico Peons
In Oaxaca Mexico townspeople and peasants clash over a tax on stoves and refrigerators. Seven killed as federal troops and 1700 armed peasants enforce order amid rioting, shop closures, and food shortages. Penitentiary shootings add to the violence.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Manuel Mayoral Heréna
Revere
State Penitentiary
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