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A fragmented historical article describes a 1945 event with up to 30,000 attendees and officials including governors and politicians. It notes preparations for a large communications setup to cover the occasion, with about 300 broadcasters and wide-field reporting planned.
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Ike
Wornea
Katheering Cali
Reo
Focourater
Ana Daunareds
Toliowins
eateWav
Kansas
Playboy Sued By Actress Over Assault Claim
Actress Anne Sterling filed a suit in Los Angeles alleging assault by Robert Calhoun at his home on March 24. Sterling says she sustained bruises and nervous shock and Calhoun denies the charges. Earlier she identified a man in the beating.
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Los Angeles
Robert Calhoun
Anne Sterling
Calhoun
Miss Sterling
Coen
Fake Broadcasters Kicked Out Of Cornell University
Twenty five Cornell University students were suspended for a year after seizing WVBR and broadcasting fake war bulletins. The nine masked youths controlled the station for eight minutes while two announcers were bound. The group included seniors and juniors. 10 others admitted partial participation. The broadcast claimed bombed European cities and a looming JOP Armada. Names were not released.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Stueent
WVBR
North America
Yeot Men’s Cormitories
Colfege
sconeHiores
Coud
uWeul
Agen
Dian Dee
Palmyra
N. Y
William Elison
Niagara Falls
Hal Fishman
Brooklyn
Acheson Returns To Give Report On Germany Alliance
Secretary of State Dean Acheson returns from Europe to brief President Truman and urge a swift Senate approval of the Western Germany alliance with Western powers. He faces countermeasures for tightening lines between East and West Germany and Soviet travel restrictions on West Berlin.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Europe
Truman
Senate
Germany
Acheson
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Berlin
Pentagon to push six month draft extension without new vote
Universal Mil Trosune program likely blocked by Hershey on May 30 as he urged the Armed Services to extend training for six months without further congressional auctions. He claimed the services already hold authority in the present draftfin policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PF Drift
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Congress
Harvard Crimson staff called irresponsible after Harvard Square clash
Cambridge police chief described Crimson photographers and reporters as hostile and obstructive during a May 15 riot at Harvard Square. Crimson president Cronin defended staff conduct and alleged film destruction by Patrolman Storey. Twenty-seven students charged with disturbing the peace pled no contest as court suspended prosecution.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
the Crimson
The
Crimson
Patrick F. Ready
Associated Press
Harvard
Harvard Square
Ready
Philip M. Cronin
Cronin
William Storey
Cambridge Police
Frederick Gooding
Russians Said In Japan Illegally
Tokyo reported that the Soviet mission in Japan was effectively staying illegally after the Allied Council ceased to exist on April 28. Russia refused to sign the Japanese peace treaty and gave no reaction to the government notification.
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Tokyo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Allied Council For
Japan
Russia
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