Berlin Conference Recess Move Gains Ground
Paris June 8 AP A push to break the Berlin deadlock in the four power foreign ministers council gains headway in western circles. Britain withdraws its first team as Bevin leaves for a Labor conference but plans to return tomorrow. Western plan calls for special commissioners to work on currency, Berlin access, and east west trade. The council has produced only broad differences on German reunification and Berlin administration. Russia seeks a 50 50 voice in Berlin control and western delegations may adjourn the council for three months. A limited set of issues would go to deputy ministers for informal talks.
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Berlin
foreign ministers’ council
Britain
marble palace
Ernest Bevin
Blackpool
foreign ministers' council
Russia
Morrison Sets Party's Course In Next Election
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison outlined a Labor program to nationalize six more industries if returned to power in Britain. He pledged a permanent peacetime control law and warned wages must rise with production while privat e industry would be curbed for antisocial conduct. Morrison spoke at the party conference detailing plans and the path ahead for the election.
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Herbert Morrison
Britain
Morrison
Labor party
Laborites
Attlee
Speedy Approval Of Gray Forecast In Senate
Chairman Tydings of the armed services committee forecast speedy senate approval of Gordon Gray as secretary of the army. President Truman nominated Gray, a North Carolina lawyer and publisher, who has served in the department since Sept 1947. Gray is set to appear before the committee tomorrow.
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D-Md
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Truman
Gray
North Carolina lawy
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Jaycees Hold 29th Annual Pike's Peak Convention
COLORADO SPRINGS June 8 Three thousand Jaycees arrived at the foot of Pike's Peak for their 29th annual convention. The United States junior chamber of commerce members brought gaiety and hi jinks to Colorado Springs as locals welcomed visitors for the four day event.
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United States junior chamber of commerce
Baseball National League Night Matchups Listed Across Cities
National League games feature Beared and A Walker with Barney Ward as Cincinnati visits Boston. Pittsburgh plays Philadelphia, and Kellner and Rocar duel Pieretti and Tipton in Boston. Other matches include Chicago and St. Louis, New York at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland with night games scheduled.
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Moscow Wins First Round In Radio War
Washington reports the Soviet radio jamming campaign has intensified with 205 stations used to obliterate American and British programs. Officials say the blockade leaves the Voice of America and BBC largely blocked while Moscow’s domestic broadcasts suffer and foreign propaganda inflow diminishes.
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Moscow
Coplon Jury Hears Secret FBI Papers
Washington June 8. The defense in Judith Coplon's espionage trial challenged naming a "Frederic March" in a secret FBI report. Only a brief data slip was offered. more than 30 FBI investigative reports were in court in response to Judge Reeves's ruling that the jury must know all about papers found in Coplon's pocketbook at her March 4 arrest with Valentine Gubitehey.
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Judith Coplon
Frederic March
FBI
Stuart Legg
Albert L. Reeves
Miss Coplon
New York
Valentine A. Gubitehey
Gold Discovery Report Studied
In Johannesburg on June 8 the South African government studied a demand for an official probe of a false report of a rich gold strike. The report sparked wide practice in stock shares on the Johannesburg stock exchange.
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Plane Survivors Search Pressed in Puerto Rico Crash
In San Juan on June 8 searchers scoured murky shark ridden waters after a transport plane crashed, with 27 survivors and 34 bodies recovered by nightfall. The ship carried 19 children and six crew, all Puerto Ricans, as flares aided coast guard and Navy boats in the pre-dawn salvage.
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Binghamton
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
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bottom
Stamford
Cann
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U.S
navy
D. H. Dexter
U. S. coast guard
United States
Jerry Andrews
civil aeronautics board
Miami
Rancher Killed Wife is Beaten
Sonoma California June 8 Paul Zimmerman a prominent Valley of the Moon rancher was shot and killed and his wife was bludgeoned with a pistol late last night A sheriff s posse of 100 men captured an escaped convict near the scene Deputy Sheriff John O Brien identified Rudolph Wright 19 a Negro who escaped from a ward for incorrigibles at the Sonoma State hospital yesterday Wright was booked at the county jail at Santa Rosa on a holding charge
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John O'Brien
Rudolph Wright
Sonoma State hospital
Wright
Santa Rosa
Princess Margaret to Visit London and US in Autumn
Princess Margaret will make a private visit to the United States this autumn, according to a source close to the royal family. The report notes the trip includes a private schedule with no public engagements disclosed.
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LONDON
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United States
Taft Charges Politics Rule Labor Debate in Senate
Senator Taft accuses Democrats on the senate labor committee of politicizing the Reed administration's bid to repeal the Taft Hartley act. He urges his substitute bill with over twenty changes while Pepper criticizes him as harming workers. Thomas says repeal is a central Democratic plank.
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Taft
Ohio
senate labor committee
senate
Pepper
D-Fla
Florida
THOMAS
Elbert D. Thomas
DUtah
labor committee
Democrats
Coal Contract Talk Date Set
Washington June 8 John L. Lewis announced U S Steel Corp has agreed to new contract talks for its coal mines beginning June 13 at Philadelphia. Lewis sent a letter to Harry Moses president of the H Co Frick Coke company confirming arrangements for the conference. The outcome could set a pattern for the soft coal industry.
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John L. Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
Philadelphia
Lewis
Harry Moses
H. Co. Frick Coke company
U. S. Steel
United Mine workers’ chief
Spence Signals Only Partial Ant inflation Program Review
Rep Spence of Kentucky chairing the House Banking Committee said there is no real intent to bring up the administration anti inflation program in its entirety during this session. He noted focus may be on selective elements rather than the complete package.
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Spence
D-Ky
house banking committee
House Approves Broad B-36 Study and Budget Skirmish
The House authorized a wide inquiry into air power policy and the B-36 program urged by Chairman Vinson. The panel also rejected a $10 million Senate office building allocation, cutting $11.66 million from the budget. Senate action looms on foreign aid, NATO pact approval, and health bill hearings proceed while a Chamber of Commerce pamphlet questions mandatory coverage costs.
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D-Ga
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Lilienthal Denies Isotope Shipment Violation
Senator Hickenlooper accused the AEC of sending radioactive isotopes to Norway Finland and France claiming it violates the spirit of the law Lilienthal defended the shipments as non exchange of information and said isotopes are not secret. He argued the law bars information exchange not material transfer.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
atomic energy commission
Norway
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
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University of Helsingfors
Finland
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Chambers Lists Five Sources Of Documents
NEW YORK June 8 Chambers testified at the Alger Hiss perjury trial that five government sources supplied him with documents when he was a Soviet spy ring courier. On cross examination he named Julian Wadleigh as one source and said Berle was informed in 1939 about Hiss’s Communist activities, with Berle taking notes.
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Alger Hiss
Chambers
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U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
Julian Wadleigh
state department
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house
American activities committee
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Hiss
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Washington
AMA Health View Said Unchanged
ATLANTIC CITY June 8 UPI Two top AMA members said it would be absurd to interpret restrictions on Dr. Morris Fishbein as a scheme to fight compulsory health insurance Our position hasn't changed declared Dr BR L Sensenich retiring president of the AMA Dr Elmer Henderson chairman of the board of trustees nodded assent.
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UPI
American Medical association
Morris Fishbein
BR. L. Sensenich
South Bend
Ind
AMA
Elmer Henderson
Louisville
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Envoy to China Called to U S
Diplomatic sources say Ambassador J Leighton Stuart will return to the United States by the end of June to consult with the state department. He wishes to return to China if and when the United States recognizes the Chinese Communist regime. The Reds are not expected to set up a government eligible for recognition before fall.
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J. Leighton Stuart
United States
state department
Stuart
China
Resignation at ECA UK program division announced
Washington June 8 the Economic Cooperation Administration said Peter W Hoguet resigns as chief of the United Kingdom program division.
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WASHINGTON
The economic co-operation administration today
Peter W. Hoguet
United Kingdom
Red Teacher Ban Urged By Top Educators
Washington June 8 UPI twenty leading educators including General Dwight D Eisenhower and Harvard President James B Conant urged government and schools to bar Communists from teaching. They backed teaching about communism without advocacy and urged accurate study of totalitarianism to counter Cold War tensions.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvard
James B. Conant
National Education association
Eisenhower
Columbia university, Conant
educational policies commission
Soviet Union
Communist party
United States
Hawaiian Strike Powers Sought
Hawaiian delegate to Congress Joseph R. Farrington asked President Truman to use all powers to halt the Longshoremen's strike in Hawaii. He said he would seek a special law on shipping stoppages to territories, noting Truman doubts he has authority. The strike has tied up Hawaiian shipping since May 1.
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Joseph R. Farrington
congress
Truman
Hawaii
Farrington
White House
Strike Protests Planned Wage Cut
DETROIT June 8 A strike by AFL bus drivers in the Detroit area halted service to about 30 000 suburban residents. Drivers quit at midnight in protest of proposed wage cuts by Dearborn Coach Co. The plan seeks 8 to 13 percent reductions. current wage scales were not disclosed.
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AFL
Dearborn Coach co
Committee Passes Military Pay Hike
Washington June 8 The House Armed Services Subcommittee approved the new military pay bill after cutting the pay raise schedule by 68 million dollars.
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armed services
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