H-bomb production shrouded in doubt says lawmaker
Washington congressman Holifield warned that hydrogen bomb production remains highly speculative and may fail. He noted no assurance of success, two to three years before results, and that there are no immediate testing plans. He suggested facilities could serve atomic energy if H-bomb work ends.
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Hungary arrests two former officials in purge against right wing Socialists
London dispatch states Yugoslavia's official news agency Tanjug says Hungary's Communist government has arrested former Minister of Justice Istvan Ries and former Minister of Light Industry Gyorgy Marosan. Their resignations were previously announced, and the moves are part of a campaign against right wing Socialists.
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Manila Alert as Huks Fail To Attack Capital
In sharp contrast to a weekend of violence nearby 78 people were killed in guerrilla raids on 12 small towns. Manila remained quiet while guards ringed the city and central Luzon. National Defense Headquarters reported 18 killed, nine missing, 66 wounded, with figures revised upward. The Hukbalahap guerrillas usually strike at night and flee to mountains.
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Huk raids disrupt town during emergency guard deployment
The town's civilian guard held off about 1,000 Huk fighters who raided San Rafael for three hours overnight. The assault burned the Municipal Building and two homes, prompting President Quirino to halt a flight to MinangaVo for a speaking engagement. Huks began raids in spring 1946 and, after denying Communist ties, leader Luis Taruc later admitted the group was Communist.
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U S Jews Back Israel Migration Plan Support Grows
Zionist leaders in Tel Aviv announce American Jewry will aid Israel’s economy by backing David Ben Gurion’s plan to settle 600000 more Jews. Jacob Blaustein of Baltimore, president of the American Jewish Committee, says his group will help raise 1.68 billion dollars and support Israel’s food self sufficiency as Blaustein travels to Switzerland to confer with Dr. Chaim Weizmann for his health.
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Train Crash Kills Six Near Conway Wales
Six passengers aboard an Irish Mail train traveling toward London were killed and about 25 injured when a switch engine rammed into the luggage car five miles west of Conway Wales yesterday. The crash occurred about half an hour after the scheduled departure time, prompting emergency responses and investigations.
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