Hopes Ended For German Agreement
Paris May 30 Soviet Russia condemned Western plans for a Federal Democratic Government in East and West Germany under Bonn. Vishinsky denounced the proposals as dictatorial and refused to discuss them. Bevin Schuman and Acheson rebutted, urging a compromise and warning against centralization. Talks may continue on political questions and East West trade.
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Paris
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
West Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Bonn
Vishinsky
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Potsdam
People’s Congress
Britain
Ernest Bevin
West
France
Robert Schuman
U. S
Dean Acheson
Mvishinsky
Lilienthal accuses Hickenlooper of smear campaign
David E. Lilienthal, chair of the Atomic Energy Commission, denounces Senator Hickenlooper for a so called smear campaign against the AEC. He argues charges of gross mismanagement threaten national and Western European confidence in the atomic program. He says the inquiry will continue through the summer and promises a full explanation to the public.
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David E. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Rrowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Western
Europe
Ousted Hickenlooper
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Lilenthal
Commission
Chicago
AEC
Joint Congressional Committee
Evaporation and River Inflows Discussed
A brief note examines the balance between evaporation and the inflows from numerous rivers, highlighting hydrological factors affecting water levels and regional water supply.
East Berlin approves Soviet style constitution
Berlin May 30 The People's Congress ratified a Soviet style constitution and named Gerhart Eisler to the government. A 22 member Paris delegation was chosen to back Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky in talks. Ratification was by show of hands with little debate as Otto Grotewohl denounced Bonn’s constitution and warned of freedoms tied to democracy.
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Berlin
The
People’s Congress
Germany
Gerhart Eisler
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
Goettigen
East Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Bonn
Weimar Republi
Vishinsky
Eastern constitution eyed as basis for German understanding
Grotewohl suggested the Eastern constitution might serve as a basis for talks with the West. The People's Congress was chosen two weeks earlier in the Eastern zone with about a third voting yes. About a fourth of delegates were named by Communist groups in West Germany to claim broader representation. The constitution enshrines socialization of industry and land as in the Soviet zone, allows limited freedom of speech and assembly, and omits a press freedom guarantee beyond prohibition of censorship.
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Paris
Germany
Grotewohl
People’s Congress
Wester Germany
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