Britain Defends Stance on Pooling Plan
In London June 1371 Prime Minister Attlee defended a cautious Labour stance on the Schuman plan for pooling western Europe coal and steel. He urged practical work to show how the UK might associate with European cooperation while stressing national sovereignty and empire ties. France urged talks with a pledge to create a high authority, but Britain held back until details are defined.
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George pushes wider social benefits in Senate debate
Washington June 18 Senator George D Gallop said a broader social security program is needed to cover nearly 170 million more people and raise retirement benefits. As chair of the Senate Finance Committee, he opened debate on a House passed measure to expand coverage, boost payments, and shift some public assistance burden to the insurance system.
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Prospective jurors questioned in Gott murder case
In superior court Judge Mortimer A. Sullivan presided as 12 of 14 prospective jurors qualified for the Gott murder trial of Rita Marie Gott, 22, charged with slaying her Marine husband Durward M. Gott, 27, amid questions on insanity, self defense, and press influence.
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Market Advances After Decline
New York traders saw a rally after a morning decline with most declines narrowing to fractions. A few shares crossed into positive territory as selling spread to other sectors, led by steel and auto stocks. Blue chips peaked recently, with many at one to two decade highs, while gains came from steel and autos amid renewed demand. Names include Republic Steel General Motors Chrysler Studebaker U S Rubber Caterpillar Tractor.
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De La Salle Commencement Honors 47 Graduates
De La Salle Academy conferred 47 diplomas in a 24th annual exercises ceremony. 23 graduates earned Rhode Island Honor Society status as dignitaries and prizes were awarded for scholarship and athletics. Principal prize went to David Godfrey Czarnetski of Jamestown for six firsts and three seconds.
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Chick" Murphy
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Henry Francis Crepeault
Robert Edward Deery
Donald Jude Donnelly
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Peter Timothy Edenbach
Anthony Joseph Faria
Richard Lawrence Gadsby
Paul Garifalon
More yachts arrive for ocean race start
A total of about twenty yachts including a Great Lakes and a Pacific Coast entry are moored in the harbor for the New port Bermuda race start on Sunday. Scratches reduce the field to 58 boats, still above the 1936 Brenton's Reef start record.
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House Passage On Rent Forecase
Washington June 13 Democratic leaders predicted House passage of a local option rent control bill after the Senate approved a compromise 26 to 28. The plan would extend federal controls for a year with a six month automatic repeal unless local voters opt to continue to June 30, 1953. Any community could vote itself out before December 31.
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U S Reveals New Land Weapon to Halt Invasion
Paris dispatch reports Dr. Vannevar Bush, former wartime head of US scientific research, describing a powerful new land weapon as a mix of bazooka and recoil-less gun. He says it could help small, well-equipped forces hold off a Soviet invasion of western Europe within four to five years until US power arrives.
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CBS Nears Quick Restart After West Coast Tech Strike
CBS said most television programs would continue with minimal interruption despite a technicians strike in New York and Hollywood. The IBEW claimed 40 percent of CBS TV production halted as more than 400 workers walked off last night, disrupting CBS efforts in both cities.
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Six Survive French Plane Crash Near Bahrain
Paris reports 31 aboard a Skymaster from Karachi to Cairo ditched off Bahrain island three miles from shore after seeking landing instructions. Six survivors include a radio operator and chief pilot Jean Fladeck, seriously injured. four bodies recovered. Sixty-nine missing, including an infant. search by Air France, Royal Air Force, and U S forces.
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Television network cancels six shows due to strikes
A network announced it canceled six television programs while predicting no interruptions today except possibly one, Suspense, at 9 30 PM. Union pickets marched at 11 CBS studios theatres and offices in the dispute.
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Justice Dept Role in Amerasia Eyed
Twenty-one Republican Senators urged a Senate inquiry into the Justice Department handling of the Amerasia secret documents case. Senator Capehart introduced a resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to conduct a full investigation of the department’s actions in prosecution and the five year old controversy over alleged cover up and whitewash.
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