Withdrawing Of Security Forces In Japan Studied
U S security forces in Japan may be withdrawn to shock Japan into rearming and tightening its economy. Officials stress no final decision, but discuss potential benefits and risks. Japan’s deficit, domestic investment bias, and reliance on U S aid loom large as Washington weighs defense and economic policy.
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Japan
Tokyo
U. S
U.S
Shigeru Yoshida
Hayato Ikeda
Washington
USS
Pentagon
Berlin Strong Enough to Withstand New Blockade
Maj. Gen. Thomas S Timberman told Berlin that the city can resist another Soviet blockade and urged free all Berlin elections under the 1946 law. He cited unemployment and Soviet pressure as major U.S. concerns and urged restoration of cross city transport and communications. He noted food reserves are adequate and that unemployment has fallen about 50,000 in the past year despite more refugees. He called for Allied proposals and free elections to form a unified local government across four sectors.
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United States
Thomas S. Timberman
General Timberman
Tude
Westam
East Germany
Communist Party
Cold War Likely To Last For Years Says U P News Chief
New York report cites Hugh Bailie president of United Press forecast that no terminal end to cold war exists given existing agreements and tensions with Russia. He notes H bomb fears persist and Americans must stay armed and prepared to fight. In Dallas, Robert Webster proposes ending Christmas card exchanges to aid the poor.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
National Foreign Trade Council
Bailie
Russia
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Baillie
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Robert Webster
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Home Builders Panel Faces Finance Problem Forecast
Ohio home builders may face a financial quandary next year according to Frank Towner president of the Lorain County Buildings and Contractors Association. The 10th Annual Ohio Home Builders Convention in Akron will include a Merchandising and Selling panel with industry figures and a keynote by Nicholas F. Molnar. An estimated 1,000 delegates are expected for the convention with elections and a site selection for next year on the program.
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Brownhelm
Lorain County Buildings and Contractors Association
Ohio Home Builders
Towner
Ohio Home Builders Association
Ohio
Akron
William Schmidt
The
Columbus Citizen
Donald J. Scholz
Toledo
Frank F. Zitzman
U. S. Steel Homes
I, Inc
Irving Rose
Detroit
Builders
Nicholas F. Molnar
Cleveland
NAHB
G. Yates Cook
Baltimore
William H. Ayres
Emanuel Spiegel
New York
National Association of Home Builders
Ohio Association
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