India Parliament approves speech press bill
In New Delhi parliament grants preliminary approval to a government proposed constitutional amendment bill. It seeks to modify existing provisions on press and speech freedom amid ongoing controversy and debate.
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Priest Saves Youth From Jump At Hotel Touraine
An 18 year old Army private, Al Thomas, teetered 92 minutes on a ninth story hotel ledge at the Hotel Touraine. Father Joseph Curran persuaded him to step back inside. Crowds misread the scene as a stunt but the youth confessed he planned to jump over heartbreak and a friend's actions. He was taken for observation after questioning.
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al ‘Pert Thomas
New Jersey
Joseph’ P. Curran
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Red China Deports U S Missionary Identity Revealed
A May 31 UP report states an American missionary was deported May 13 from Changtu in Red China after four months in prison. The Chinese name Pai Tien-Pao was used by a Communist broadcast. Sources here suggest the prisoner may be Dryden Phelps, Yale professor William Lyon Phelps' nephew.
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Red China
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U S Air Force Aid To Atlantic Pact Outlined
Secretary Finletter said most of the Air Force tactical units, over 50 groups, will be available to the North Atlantic defense force under the Atlantic Pact. He rejected ideas of frittering away bomber strength in extending Korea to China, noted progress in guided missiles, and warned China’s Communist air threat remains substantial as piston planes convert to jets. Some planes may be used in Japan after war ends, but the bulk goes to the North Atlantic area.
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Margaret Truman to Dine With Kings
London May 31 Margaret Truman has been invited to dine with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. The private dinner is for King Haakon of Norway during his state visit to Britain next week. The event coincides with the president's daughter’s vacation tour.
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