Mediator Delivers Bernadotte Plan On Palestine Armistice
Count Folke Bernadotte handed six Arab nations a proposal for the starting time and terms of a four week Palestine truce. Arab League talks unlikely this week as fighting pressed on and Jerusalem immigration disputes loom. Bernadotte told Jewish authorities and Egypt Saudi Arabia Lebanon and Iraq. replies expected in two days.
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Max Boyd
Cairo
Count Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Arab League
Tel Aviv
Tulkarm-Jenin-Nablus
Bernadete
United Nations
Israel
Jerusalem
Bernadotte
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Iraq
Yemen
Bernadottee
Associated Press
Dlights
Beirut
Haifa
U. N. Security Council
al Zamane
British Approve Six Nation Plan for Germany
The British cabinet quickly approved six nation proposals on Germany after a government source said the accord was studied today. In France the government faced opposition yet the national assembly was expected to approve the pact amid heated debate.
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London
Germany
France
Foreign Ministry
National Assembly
Charles’ de Gaulle
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Berlin
Moscow Radio
Benes Resigns as President Over New Red Constitution
Prague reports Eduard Benes aged 64 resigns rather than endorse a communists drafted constitution. Cabinet accepts resignation while preserving his lifelong salary and Lang Palace home. Gottwald aims to push new presidential elections next Monday under the Peoples Democracy framework.
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A. I. Goldberg
Prague
Chechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Benes
Presi
Klement Gottwald
Lang
Gottwald
Munich
London
Thomas G. Masarky
Masaryk
Czechoslovak Republic
Jan
Communist Party
Morals Must Help World Recovery
DEWITT MacKENZIE argues that global recovery hinges on moral rehabilitation. He notes leaders and publics seeking new moral support, with churches and religious groups mobilizing to counter the widespread moral destruction caused by war and Hitler’s attempt to erode values.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Southern Rebels Despair Of Stopping Truman Race
Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty urged Catholics to avoid government newspapers and radio, decrying state pressure and denying church state talks, amid concern over church school takeovers. In Washington, Truman’s path to the Democratic nomination faces southern defections and possible independent candidacy as states vary on support and potential walkouts.
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Berlin
Truman
Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Lewis denounces operators as wage talks begin
John L. Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers, denounces operators as fat cats and opulent while wage talks open in Washington. He cites a tied up 1947 miners welfare fund and warns of possible further strikes as contracts near expiration.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine
Lewis
UMW
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Washington
National Labor Relations
Setd
United Mine Workers’ Union
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Nly
CIO Packinghouse
Wilson and Company
Wilson
Armour, Swift
Cudahy
Ecuador presidential vote remains in doubt after polling
Quito June 7 AP The Ecuadorian presidential election result stayed unsettled as the Supreme Electoral Tribunal released early tallies. Conservative candidate Manuel Elicio Flor Torres led with 72 056 votes, while Liberal Galo Plaza Lasso trailed with 69 627 and Gen Alberto Enriquez had 37 950.
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Quito
Ecuador
Supreme Electoral Tribunal
Pave
Manuel Elicio Flor Torres
Galo Plaza
Lasso
United States
National Civic Democratic Movement
Alberto Enriquez
Western Powers Plan Separate German Gov t
Western powers outline a five point plan to create a separate western German federal government with elected delegates, a constitutional assembly, and potential state boundary revisions while maintaining Allied occupancy and Ruhr area control to fit into European reconstruction. The plan faces Russian opposition and potential Paris battles over acceptance and implementation.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Germany
London
Europe
United States
Britain
France
Low Countries
Paris
Ruhr
United State
United Kingdom
Benelux
Truman Heads For Idaho In Pre-Convention Push
President Truman travels toward Sun Valley Idaho for a westward pre convention push. He aims to mobilize crowds for appearances and strengthen his campaign plan as he faces mixed reactions from local Democratic leaders and a large Omaha crowd.
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Truman
Idaho
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Sun Valley
Campaiga
Ades
Omaha
J. J. Tsuacson
35Th Division
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lester Hunt
Wyoming
Lee Knous
Colorado
Chas. G. Ross
Ritchie
Ross
Mr. Truman
Nebraska
Senate votes down race segregation amendment to draft bill
Washington June 7 AP The Senate narrowly defeats an amendment by Senator Langer to prohibit race, color, or religion discrimination or segregation in military assignments or induction. The vote, 67 to 23, comes amid efforts to push civil rights measures alongside draft legislation. Senate leaders stress the draft bill remains paramount while civil rights issues stand on their own.
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Washington
The
Senate
Sen
Oe Emers
M Mhiphy
Alge
Langer
R-Ndb
Armed Services
Gurney
Armed Services Committee
Truman
Op Langer
Alre
Thompson backs 83 million dollar Georgia education plan
Gov. M. E. Thompson endorsed for the first time the minimum foundation program proposed by the Georgia Education Association. The plan would double state education spending, boosting university funding and raising teacher salaries amid a summer campaign for governor and legislature.
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Milledgeville
M. E. ‘Thompson
Georgia
Thompson
Georgia State College For Women
Georgia Education Association
GEA
Assemé
Hiarmgses
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