UN May Be Moved Out of U S
Quiet talks among supporters of relocating UN headquarters from New York to a European site. Geneva favored if moved, with Paris Assembly potential in fall and a $65 28,000 loan to fund the Manhattan landmark project influencing the decision. Britain and Russia hold key sway as Congress may act before adjournment or resume later. The Palestine issue looms as Security Council meets tomorrow. The article also notes a historic 1661 discovery of tiny connecting vessels in the human body.
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Eisenhower Urges National Unity at Rutgers
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told Rutgers University during a commencement exercise that the United States must regain war time unity and shed fears. He warned that if other nations see they cannot defeat the U S they will join us and noted the power of 140,000,000 unified Americans. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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River Death Charge Lodged Against Barge Captain
New York police filed a homicide charge against Charles Wolford a 50 year old barge captain in the death of Helen McAvage Kerensky 38 whose body was found in the Hudson River Det James Hayden quoted Wolford saying they fought in the barge cabin last Tuesday night and he knocked her unconscious before going to sleep
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Senate to pass one year extension of reciprocal trade act
Senate leaders move to approve a modified one year extension of the reciprocal trade act while the Judiciary Committee prepares to vote on anti lynching legislation. Appropriations winds up foreign aid fund work as House considers tax revision and social security measures. Rules Committee sets fate of a raft revival bill.
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Plebiscite and talks shape German unity efforts in postwar Berlin
In Berlin and the Soviet occupation zone a plebiscite for German unity faces ban and protest as German officials defer talks with readers in western zones. French delays end of debate loom as Lucius Clay and Sir Brian Roberts coordinate in Frankfurt. The Allied council in the Ruhr faces international control disputes as German communists sign petitions for a unified Germany.
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Buffalo Chapter meeting draws 300 for Roosevelt remark
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr condemned third party as misguided and unfortunate in American politics. He spoke at a Buffalo Americans for Democratic Action meeting attended by about 300 people.
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Oswego Grain Elevator Rates Debate Sparks North Shore Fight
Assemblyman Gerald F Sullivan called for immediate rate increases at the Oswego grain elevator to remove Buffalo competition. He urged State Public Works Superintendent Charles H Sells to act, labeling the situation desperate. Oswego rates were about half a cent lower than Buffalo, with Oswego finishers charging a higher fee.
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Rates at Oswego Spark Protests and Talks
Sullivan said rates in Oswego were set later this year. Grain handlers work only one day weekly. Sells has attended conferences. Shore and Oswego officials held talks after Buffalo labor protests. The superintendent promised a decision on Oswego rates last year.
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