Malik Most Aftable Of Soviet Diplomats
In a probing profile the INQUIRING REPORTER examines Jacob Malik, longtime Soviet diplomat head of the United Nations delegation. It notes his calm style, past heart trouble, and role during the Berlin blockade crisis, with observers viewing him as a potential puppet or limited influencer under Moscow. The piece highlights his steady presence as major powers await Moscow's next move.
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Two Rocket Firing At Cocoa In Atlantic Test
A two stage rocket will be fired from the LONG RANGE PROVING GROUND in Cocoa Florida over the Atlantic at 7 AM tomorrow. The test compares tomorrow's flight with Monday's and includes a captured German V-2 reaching 8.5 miles up and 15 miles out before releasing a 7 pound missile. The Wac Corporal is a scientific device. The -2 rocket, from Germany, reached 52,900 feet in 53 seconds and debris fell into the sea 48 miles offshore. The test program, named Bumper, ends with tomorrow's firing.
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Becomes A Grandmother in Chicago Note
Mrs Mollie Dis ile, 32, becomes a grandmother when her daughter Rosemarie Campbell, 47, gave birth to a daughter named Toy yesterday. The new grandmother recalls objections in 1948 but expresses happiness at the arrival of her grandchild.
Fair Livestock Shown At New York Fairs Must Meet Health Rules
Albany report states livestock shown at New York fairs must be inspected and comply with uniform health standards. The state health department recalls that fair societies have agreed to regulations to guard against tuberculosis, bovine tuberculosis, leprosy? and hog cholera. Stock may be shown at other fairs after inspection and approval.
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Medals Proposed for Heroes Under Eighteen
President Truman faces a bill by Rep Chelf to create a Medal of Honor for heroic youths under 18. Two awards yearly for bravery and two for outstanding service would be issued, with governors nominating candidates and the attorney general sending four names to Congress for approval. The president would award the medals.
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