Nazi Idea Still Lives In Germany
FERNSBURY Germany A of US zone Germers be. Peer doubtful of their abili tarry on democratic self-government. These are among the findings o n salect survey of subtleginion in the American Occupation Zone. The surveys have been made periodically since 195? by 2 government's information services for the West German Central 5 But little change can be aged here. German disinterest in police and unreadiness to assume responsibility remain vast. This is the survey's general picture of political thought in the US zone. As Germans in the three war temper occupation zones prepare to set up a federal gov On Aug. 16 the Germans will in their first federal election since premier days. In the survey, Germans were asked: Do you believe that the Germans today could actually govern themselves democratically? Forty per cent replied No. About 1t per cent had no opinion and the remainder said Yes, AS, to interest in politics, be so found that roughly six in 20 US zone Germans would lead Politics to others. What kind, of gave most Germans awant? over one guaran: Hi f they were forced, to make fierce. About six in 196S zone Germans, however, here asserted that they would not yield specified civil liberties to gain economic security. The survey says: Four in 19 would do so. But it important to note that the two rights that would be most fre quently given up are the frams and press fr& cem, both of whichste basic to democratic government. On the basic worth of National Socialism Nazism, the survey zotes tat, the trend continues t be increasingly affirmativ4.
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Steel Mills Grind Toward Halt As Production Cuts Loom
Pittsburgh area steel plants face large scale layoffs as U S Steel and subsidiaries plan production curtailments by 6 pm today. Coke plants at Clairton and other facilities bank furnaces, while Cleveland and Ohio plants idle blast furnaces and taper open hearts. Republic Steel reports measured curb of operations and ore shipments, with unions and CIO USW involved in response.
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Shock Kills Well Digger Amid Fire Scene
A well digger died after a shock near a fire at a Ithaca address. Investigators report the worker was helping with equipment when a boom rose about 30 feet and struck the man, ending the operation.
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Americans reach historic church membership level in 1949 yearbook
The 1949 yearbook of American churches, released by the Federal Council of Churches, reports about 76 million Americans are church members, from a population near 148 million. The era marks the largest proportion in U.S. history, roughly one in twenty five residents on church rolls.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christian-America
Dulles Near Appointments in Steel Board Talks
White House aims to appoint a steel board within a day or so with Dulles under consideration for a non voting seat on the Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Lucas suggests Dulles sit in for value, while Republicans seek a voting slot as discussions continue amid election timing and possible vacancies.
Atomic Energy Talks Thrown Into Public Scrutiny
The Blair House secret atomic conference garners no official comment as lawmakers and officials rush to prevent a misunderstanding over cooperation with Britain and Canada. Uranium sources in Canada and the Belgian Congo loom large in the $3.5 billion program.
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Bomb blast at Nehru address in Calcutta kills, injuries rise
Calcutta reels after a bomb exploded during an address by Jawaharlal Nehru, police report one officer killed and more than 400 wounded. Nehru condemned Communist violence as crowds of up to 1,000,000 listened amid heavy security. Disturbances continued in multiple city areas as police tried to keep order.
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India
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Czech government plans to seize Catholic church control
Prague reports outline a Czech bid to take over church authority nationwide. A draft bill would empower the state to approve church leadership, fund priests, and inventory church property while banning priests with civil convictions from salaries. The Vatican condemned violence and propagandist acts linked to alleged opposition.
Soviets Flag All Vehicles on Berlin Frontier Check
Soviet authorities expanded control along a key Berlin corridor. Police stopped all German and allied vehicles, forcing occupants to surrender identity papers. Berlin bound traffic faced checkpoints at the other end of the superhighway, marking the first time Allied vehicles were required to stop between frontier checks.
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No Trust? Woman Returns Purse With 37000 Intact
CHICAGO UP says Mrs Annie Miller 28 carried all her savings in her purse out of distrust. She lost the purse containing 37000 but a woman who found it returned it today with the money intact.
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Annie Miller
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Government powers restricted and church budgets set by EFVE
A decree states forbidden sale or transfer of property without EFVE approval. Churches must operate on annual budgets presented in advance. Administrative supervision for these powers will be handled by the ministry of education.
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Ministry of Education
Britain's Cripps defends dollar purchases in pennywise plan
In London the Labor government faced criticism as Stafford Cripps, Britain's economic chief, revealed plans to buy cotton, steel, metals, timber, pulp, tobacco, and sugar outside the dollar zone. He said Britain would seek non-dollar purchases, while a Telegraph editorial questioned if these wings could be bought without dollars.
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Mashdaar
Stafford Cripps
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British costs push up price rise and burden solution
Fragmentary OCR text notes that high-cost non-dollar areas complicate obtaining resources. The result is pressure to increase prices to reduce costs and to make solving the main problem harder for Britain.
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