Businessmen Urge More European Aid for Western Europe
A group of U S businessmen urged additional economic aid to western Europe to supplement direct military support amid rising aggression. The study warns Europe faces a possible dollar deficit near 1 billion amid arms buildup delays and stresses the need for joint North Atlantic security. The report, prepared by Gardiner Cowles, argues aid should substitute for some U S defense spending if rear- mament stalls.
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Britain
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Western Europe
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Des Moines Register and Tribune
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Longshoremen Balk at Russian Baggage
Russian delegation and embassy staff sailed from New York aboard the America after longshoremen refused to load crates marked with Russian words. Crated televisions washing machines and refrigerators remained behind as owners shouldered their own luggage to board.
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New America
Jed Wations
El Salvador Quake Death Toll Reaches 1200
The El Salvador earthquake death toll rose to 1200 with about 4000 injured as reports filter in from isolated disaster zones. Martial law was ordered in the devastated region and relief rushed to the injured while survivors are evacuated from a 60 square mile Pacif coastal belt area near Jucapa where most destruction occurred.
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el Salvador
Oscar Osorio
Pacific
Reds Use Thousands of Supply Vehicles
WARHINGSUN May 9 The Defense Department says the Communists labored to keep their fighting forces in Korea supplied. A spokesman reported 16,000 enemy vehicles of all descriptions were spotted in North Korea during the week ending Sunday, with the bulk moving south.
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Korea
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North Korea
California GI bonus poises tax debate amid cuts
In Sacramento May 9 AP sponsors of a 400 million GI bonus dropped plans to fund it with a tobacco tax while adding a 1 cent per pack levy to help school funding. Senate panel blocked liquor control transfer and Burns blocked accreditation for three loyalty oath repeal supporters as bills move through a tense legislative session.
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Los Angeles
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Senate Committee On Un-American Activities
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Morton Elkins
Federation
Burns
Actress Mother Sued by Furniture Firm in Los Angeles
Peggy Ann Garner, 19 year old film actress, and her mother, Virginia Garner, faced a $4088 suit from furniture owner Carl B. Bickel. The case says the Garners bought $8000 worth of furniture in 1946 and 1947 and paid only half. Neither Garners appeared in court. Peggy Ann claimed she was not a party to the transaction and received no benefit.
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Peggy Ann Garner
Carl B. Bickelfeld
Ingall W. Bull
Garners
Virginia Garner
Pecey Ann
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