Yugos Elect Parliament on Sunday
Yugoslavia votes Sunday for 333 members of the Narodna Skupstina under a one party system. Balloting is secret with strict rules, allowing no antigovernment candidates and permitting alliance members to contest individual seats. A voter may mark none of the candidates to show disapproval while domestic issues like housing and church-state tensions remain unresolved.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Narodna Skupstina
Tito
Socialist Alliance of the Working Peoples
Italy
Trieste
Reuther Re-elected CIO President in Acclamation
Walter P. Reuther was chosen for a second term as CIO president by acclamation at the five day CIO meeting in Cleveland. The 46 year old United Auto Workers leader and eight vice presidents were reelected without contest as the convention backs a drive for a guaranteed annual wage.
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Cleveland
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Philip Murray
John V. Riffe
James B. Carey
Ij Reuther
Russ German Trains Crash in Soviet Zone
Two Russian freight trains collided with two German trains in the Soviet Zone over the past five days. One German crew member reportedly arrested. The League of Free Jurists, a West Berlin group, says five killed and 27 seriously injured in the first crash on Monday. a second crash occurred early Wednesday according to West Berlin reports.
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Berlin
League of Free Jurists
West Berlin
U S Officials Urge Atomic Use Willingness and Submarine Reach
Asst. Secretary of the Navy James H. Smith Jr. told the Dallas Council on World Affairs the United States should declare it will use atomic weapons if needed to save America or its allies. He argued the U S must lead the world toward understanding consequences and what acts might provoke their use. He supported underwater mobile bases and missile launching submarines, saying skies have little privacy. Army Undersecretary Earl D Johnson echoed that future war outcomes may hinge on mobility and air power with a strong lift and rapid movement capability.
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Dallas
James H. Smith Jr
United States
America
Smith
Dallas Council On World Affairs
Navy
Army
Earl D. Johnson
Johnson
Parole review for Alger Hiss set by federal board
Federal Parole Board to reconsider Alger Hiss in a meeting next week after a year of eligibility and a history of perjury conviction. Hiss, once a State Department official, has been described as a model prisoner while the case echoes discussions surrounding Soviet spy affiliations and other postwar espionage hearings.
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Alger Hiss
Federal Board
Yee Speeentaeuy
Supreme Court
Washington
Alger
Parole Board
Hiss
State Department
Otth Tha Beard
Justice Department
Harry Dexter White
White
Ing. Hiss
Lewisburg
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China
Chiang
East
Robert FR. Carney
Asia and the Pacific
Thestroyers
Sie
Cravenette
Cashimere
Vienna
Broadway
Harowitz
Long Beach
As AG
Lm Wolfs Jewelry
Peete
Nash
Pinin Farina
Shis
Newh Motors
Nai
Silvinator Corporation
Dvirot
Midi
AMR
ADOR
Statesman
IBLE
Severin Motors, Inc
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