Mendes-France Near End of Canada Visit
French Prime Minister Pierre Mendes-France nears the end of a Canada trip with talks in Ottawa after visiting Montreal. He and Mrs Mendes-France, welcomed by Prime Minister Louis St Laurent, discuss policy and trade while he condemns waste and calls for belt-tightening. They will fly to Washington Wednesday afternoon.
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515000 Free Reds in North Viet Nam
Saigon reports Leland Barrows says more than 515000 refugees fled North Vietnam since Geneva conference handed area to Vietminh. Refugees continue south at a steady rate. many more freed may be trapped. Includes 39721 French Union troops among the total.
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Churchill Denies Nazi Ties With Duke of Windsor
London reports Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that references to the Duke of Windsor in newly released Nazi documents are untrue. He said he informed the duke before publication and the former king objected, adding they can be treated with contempt.
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Medics Strike Threat Exposes Public Wage Dispute in Rio
More than 2,000 officially employed physicians threaten a strike in Rio de Janeiro to protest the government’s refusal to grant a blanket wage increase for public workers who have higher degrees. The move spotlights a widening dispute over pay for educated civil servants and could affect public health services.
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Smog Men Study London Fog Composition in Vigil
London volunteers from civil defense groups join nationwide scientists to map the city smog. The National Department of Scientific and Industrial Research aims to identify gases like carbon monoxide and density levels to develop combatting measures after the deadly 1952 five-day fog.
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FHA Trio Fined in Long Beach Fraud Case
A federal judge in Los Angeles fined three FHA defendants a total of 4000 for false and fraudulent loan applications. Eugene Girard of Stonecrafters Inc. received 4000, while salesmen A. N. Portino y and Arnold Katz were fined 1000 each. The judge declined prison terms, criticizing banks for not policing loan practices and noting the offenses were technical misrepresentations of down payments.
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