West M Meets Diplomats on Russia Trade Pact
Paris reports discussants at a June meeting on Russia policy and a restricted four power council basis. Newsmen barred from deliberations. Soviet demand to invite a Soviet delegation to present their case and Moscow’s desire for an economic agreement to ease blockade effects in the Soviet zone.
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Royal Medical Report From London June 1
Sir John Weir, physician to the king, visited Buckingham Palace to speak with the Princess Elizabeth. The princess has remained secluded since yesterday with a passing illness reported but not specified.
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John Weir
Buckingham
Elizabeth
Clark Refuses Senate Panel Access to 164 Foreign Officials Files
WASHINGTON June 1 AP Adv Geral Tom Clark refused to give a senate committee the secret government files on 164 foreign government officials. He said the information is extremely delicate and involves ambassadors and foreign ministers. Clark promised to cooperate and provide all information possible. Chairman McCarran demanded basic facts on Communist entrants and espionage in the last five years. Clark agreed to answer 11 questions as possible within security limits. The panel considers tighter immigration rules for subversive entry, and Peurifoy cited presidential backing for the refusal to furnish the files.
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White Swears No Promises in San Antonio Mayoral Oath
Justice WO Mus fay of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals records the oath of T. A. Q White as mayor of San Antonio. He vows to faithfully execute duties and defend the U S Constitution and Texas laws, and declares he has not paid or promised rewards for votes in the election.
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Weather and steel industry notes from June report
The piece notes June heat with highs around 96 and mixed forecasts including possible rain. It references rainfall deficits totaling 2.35 inches for the month and mentions New York weather updates. It also cites the Ivoy Age metalworking trade weekly on steel output and breakeven points amid low operating rates.
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S A Pottery Plant Struck By AFL Local 365 Strike
Workers from AFL Brick & Clayworkers Local 365 began a strike at S A Pottery near Malone City Road on Wednesday, protesting a 20 cent hourly wage raise after the April 3 contract expiry. About 133 workers were employed with 37 on duty, a police presence reported as five workers remained at the Honda plant on standby during the action.
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Churchill says peace hope grows at Kensington ceremony
In London on June 1 Churchill voiced a growing hope that we may avert the horrors of a third world war. He spoke at a ceremony where he was made a freeman of the borough of Kensington.
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Weather Forecast Clears Midweek With Heat Peak
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions Wednesday afternoon and night, then Thursday. Winds become warm and southerly with a maximum temperature of 96 degrees on Wednesday, a low around 79 and a high of 86 on Thursday. Tuesday’s low was 72 and high 86. (Additional weather Page 4-A)
Jack White Sworn In As Mayor of San Antonio
San Antonio welcomed newly sworn mayor Jack White after taking the constitutional oath read by Judge Murray. White urged unity, warned against communist influence in government and schools, and pledged to work for progress as commissioners also repeated the oath and applauded the turnout.
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AEC Kept 'Doubtful' Two on Payroll Despite Security
Washington June 1 AP Carroll L Wilson general manager of the atomic energy commission said he kept two scientists on AEC payrolls despite an office finding they were bad risks. He told a congressional committee he made his own decision and did not bring the matter to the commission. The hearing touched on charges of mismanagement under chairman Liftenhall.
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San Antonio Mayor White oath draws bond talk and praise
Six million bond issue discussed amid flood of comments from San Antonio residents. Mayor Jack White took the oath of office as W W Merllister and supporters urged heavy spending on storm sewers flood control and street rights of way. Engineers warned of possible floods on Houston Street and Alazan and other creeks similar to 1921. Proposals call for a 12 million bond split into 8 3 million for storm sewers and flood control 3 million for rights of way and 2 million for other essentials. Community leaders praised White’s inauguration and predicted a better administration and city governance. A Corpus Christi notice reports the death of well known south Texas figure Marcellus 66 Ekhardt 42.
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Joint Chiefs Cancel Mock Battle of B 36 and Navy Jets
Washington reports the Joint Chiefs cancelled the planned mock battle between the Air Force B 36 and Navy Banshee jets. The move followed requests for an investigation into the B 36 procurement irregularities and was justified to protect national security from revealing too many details of the aircraft.
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New Veterans Pension Bill Faces House Vote Today
A House debate centers on a new veterans pension bill with a plan to drop some benefits for World War II veterans and a proposed employability standard. Renkin seeks amendments to strip the employability clause, while supporters warn of rising costs over 50 years. The measure primarily offers $72 monthly pensions at age 63 for eligible veterans, with existing VA regulations guiding eligibility and payments.
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Prices Level OFF After Opening Rally On New York Market
Prices on securities grain and cotton steadied after a tentative rise at the opening in New York. Leading stocks slipped a few cents to near one dollar but soon leveled off as traders eased into the day. Minor gains were noted in some issues.
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