Baruch plans international control agency on UN framework
The text outlines American and Soviet positions on international atomic controls. Gromyko opposes the Baruch plan's global oversight, while Molotov signals willingness to inspections within the UN Security Council framework. Baruch presses for fast action with a Dec 31 report deadline and a Dec 20 draft for the political committee.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Security Council
Gromyko
Baruch
Commission
Rollins claims anti Nazi league ran covert operations
The article profiles an unnamed "Rollins" who led a national investigation unit for a large anti Nazi league claiming two million members. It details covert spying, thefts, and collaboration with private foreign spying groups, and critiques officials for endorsing espionage activities by private organizations.
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Rollins
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Tom Dewey
New York
Samuel Dickstein
Congress
House Immigration Committee
Dickstein
Dies Committee
Georgia
Dorothy Waring
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Leadership fight to be settled by actual votes in House
Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. said actual votes, not a compromise, will decide the House Republican floor leadership as the caucus on January 2 selects the party’s floor chief. He noted no basis for reports of a Brown Halleck deal and indicated Brown may chair the steering committee if chosen.
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Monroe
News-Star
New York State
Clarence Ses
Madon
Col J. Brown
Ohio
A PI
House
Massachusetts
Brown
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
House leadership race narrows as candidates announce
The caucus vote winner will assume the post. Besides Halleck, contenders include Rep. Jenkins of Ohio and Rep. Dirksen of Illinois. Brown has not announced but says he is available to lead. Halleck claims enough pledged votes. Brown declined to comment on the leadership bid and reports of a Christmas announcement.
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Halleck
Thomas Jenkins
Ohio
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Brown
House
Martin
Turkish Army Seizes Publications Amid State of Siege
A Turkish communique accuses the Nor Or and other outlets of spreading opinions for outlawed party groups. Yarin is suspended four months for propaganda. Buyuk Dogu faces similar suspension as authorities expand controls in siezure zones. Military court to review seized documents. radio broadcast underscores seriousness. Separate note recalls Yenan students using Japanese propaganda sheets during WWI.
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Ian
Nor-Or
Yarin
Buyuk Dogu
Ankara
Chilly blast chills northern US and Canada states
A mass of cold air sweeps east driving temperatures down 20 to 30 degrees with zero readings or lower expected by morning into northern Iowa and extreme northern Illinois. Subzero stretches hit Minnesota Wisconsin and lower Michigan while the storm moves toward Hudson Bay. In North Dakota readings drop to 14 below in Pembina and 10 below in Grand Forks as Dawson Yukon moderates from -61 to -40.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Lower
Hudson Bay
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
Pembina
Grand Forks
Minst
Pacific Coast
Texas
Dawson
Yukon Territory
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