Diplomatic Talks Continue On Soviet Position
The United States Britain and France say negotiations led by Philip Jessup and J A Malik have been underway since February 15. On April 10 Malik reiterated the Soviet position to Jessup and noted points required clarification. Officials stressed they seek clarity on the Tass dispatch and the sincerity of the public stance.
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Philip Nescup
United States
U.N. Security Council
State Department
Malik
Jessup
Tass
Population shifts after war in Denmark and beyond
An aged 19th century style report notes postwar population trends with Denmark shown as a likely general pattern. It cites differences between producers and consumers, rising infant health concerns, and shifts in mortality tied to tuberculosis malaria and malnutrition while noting war losses and international comparisons.
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Denmark
United States
Canada
Anaieaidihe
Southern
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Population ageing patterns show shifting demographic balance
World Health Organization notes older populations grow faster than younger due to longer life expectancy. In its Chronicle, WHO cites a near doubling of global population from 1.61 billion in 1907 to 2.29 billion in 1946 and projects further growth. Denmark example highlights rising totals and changing age structure.
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Geneva
World Health Organisation
Who Chronicle
Denmark
Jessup Malik talks on Berlin crisis hopeful for settlement
The United States Britain and France discuss the Berlin crisis with Malik via Jessup in New York. Jessup voiced optimism after reporting to President Truman, while lawmakers warned that lifting the blockade must reflect real progress and could cut costs if Russia cooperates.
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Britain
France
Berlin
Malik
Jessup
New York
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Capitol Hill
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R-Neb
New
Capehart
Rind
Tydings
Senate Armed Service Committee
Arma
Merylander
Friction Between East and West Influences Peace Talks
A source notes a strain between eastern and western factions as each side eliminates obstacles, asserting that removing "the Hile man" improves prospects for peace. The remark highlights shifting dynamics in ongoing discussions.
Blockade Talks Move to U N Headsqrs in New York
Talks on lifting the Berlin blockade shift last night toward the United Nations headquarters in New York. U N Secretary General Trygve Lie welcomed a successful blockade end and another Council of Foreign Ministers meeting. Australian Foreign Minister Evatt presides over the U N Assembly as Dean Rusk joins the dinner. Andrei Gromyko represents the Soviet Union.
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Evatt
U.N. Assembly
Dean Rusk
Washington
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Berlin
Stricken British Liner Magdalena Sinks Near Rio
The damaged Royal Mail liner Magdalena broke apart in Guanabara Bay as it was towed toward Rio de Janeiro. All but the stern section sank and rescue teams saved 247 crew members with few injuries. Thirty three passengers had been aboard.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Gunanabara Bay
Iast
Ship Magdalena Grounds Off South Atlantic Bay
The 17,500 ton steamship Magdalena's maiden voyage ended when it ran aground outside the bay on Monday after being towed by the Golaz lide. Captain Douglas Lee, 58, reported the crew was aboard as the hull failed and more than 100 had reached shore safely. He expressed concern for others still uncertain.
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Magdalena
South Atlantic
Douglas Lee
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