Bevin Plans Joint U S Aid Push to Backward Areas
London report says Foreign Secretary Bevin pledged Britain will join the United States in aiding backward regions as he defends Palestine policy in Parliament. He warned Russia should not fear Western aggression and praised Truman's plan for overseas development. Bevin may announce recognition of Israel or a softened stance, while aiming to smooth Anglo American Middle East cooperation amid Rhodes talks.
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Operational plan captured by Nazis shocks U.S. officers
U S Army officers in Frankfurt identified a 100 page document taken from a young American officer on June 7 as the Fifth Corps operational plan for the Normandy invasion. German sources say Hitler held the paper five days later, thinking the invasion a feint that concealed a larger assault elsewhere. General Clarence Haebner said the capture could have changed the war if its value had been recognized.
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Two Gansevoort Pupils Killed As Train Crashes School Bus
A D and H passenger train struck a station wagon carrying four Gansevoort pupils near Lansing's Crossing, killing Elizabeth Vance and Mary Bahr and injuring others. Driver Derocher and survivor Mary Bahr escaped. the accident halted near Brown's Crossing.
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Labor Leads First Israel Election
Preliminary returns from 27 villages show Ben-Gurion led Mapai and Mapam with 32.5 percent each as Israel elected a 120 member constituent assembly. The contest also featured Beigin's rightist Freedom Movement and other parties with lengthy results not yet known.
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Aid Voted for Storm Areas Amid Snow Crisis
A broad storm relief effort spread across the western states as planes, bulldozers, and trucks joined foot teams to rescue stranded livestock and residents. A Senate panel approved 75000 emergency funds for Nevada Utah Wyoming South Dakota and parts of North Dakota and Montana. Governor Peterson sought 300 bulldozers 25 to 30 weasels and other gear from Fifth Army Headquarters. The blizzard isolated many counties and froze cattle and sheep across a 27500 mile region. Cold snaps plunged Wyoming Montana to 40 below, with Oregon Washington Nevada and Alaska seeing record lows and Nome reporting mild conditions at 15 above. Continuous severe weather caused six deaths and continued into the next pages.
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Red Oak Designated Official State Tree Proposal
Albany reports Senator Pliny W. Williamson urged the Legislature to designate the red oak as New York’s official state tree. The Westchester Republican introduced an amendment to state law to read the red oak Quercus borealis snaxima as the official state tree.
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Speed Action On Rent Controls and Housing
Senate and House banking committee chairmen drafted a timetable to speed new housing and rent control laws. Hearings will begin next week with the House handling rent controls and the Senate addressing the long range housing program. After action, bills will be swapped to accelerate final congressional consideration before March 21 expirations.
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Landlords Plan Evictions To Protest Rent Curbs
Tulsa landlords announce 698 to 1,000 eviction notices as protest against proposed rent controls before Congress. Rev Wal lace J. Murphy of the Tulsa Property Owners Association says action spans 70 cities including Chicago Kansas City Houston and San Antonio. He cites opposition to a House bill backed by 43 supporters and drafted by national housing expeditor Tighe Woods.
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Manhattan Fire Forcing 25 Families To Street In New York
A Manhattan fire displaced 25 families when a blaze swept the basement and spread to adjacent tenements near the Madison Street area by the Manhattan Bridge. Authorities ordered residents out, citing safety and rent eviction concerns amid unclear enforcement of a local rents law.
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U S Steel Declares Special Dividend and Stock Split
United States Steel Corp declares a special dividend of $1.18 per common share and approves a three for one stock split. Both the regular $1.25 dividend and the special dividend are payable March 2 to stockholders of record February 10. Company reports 1964 income of $120,552,424 and earnings per share of $12.99, vs 1963 earnings of $127,098,148 and $11.71 per share.
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Seek Concessions To Save Palestine Armistice Talks
Rhodes Peacemakers seek concessions from Egypt and Israel to salvage armistice talks. emissaries report stalemate over boundaries. UN relief chief Griffis says 600000 Palestinian refugees will be fed within two weeks once peace returns. Bunche reports a signed cease fire pact as partial step in ongoing talks.
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China Reds Agree To Peace Parley At Harsh Terms
U S relief officials were told to deliver 4 166 000 in relief supplies to Tientsin and Peiping as the Reds took over. ECA said shipments would continue to aid Canton and Shanghai while political decisions awaited State Department guidance. Red forces moved toward Nanking with talks in Peiping urged after the city’s government evacuated south.
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Axis Sally Pictured As Traitress In Trial
The 48 year old Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally faced a murder trial effort with defense claiming hypnotic influence by German official Dr Max Otto Roischwitz. Prosecution portrayed her as a traitor who broadcast for Nazi Germany and attacked Roosevelt. Jury to determine guilt. punishment by judge if convicted.
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Republican Raps Tariff Steamroller
A veteran Republican congressman blasted administration tactics in hearings on Truman’s reciprocal trade agreements program. Representative Reed of New York accused the administration of using steamroller methods to push major legislation, while endorsements from Taft and Clayton appeared during the testimony.
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War Council Directs Greek Fight On Rebels
Greece shifts control of anti guerrilla campaign to a War Council with non voting US and UK delegates. General Papacos gains freer authority to coordinate armed forces and overall war effort while economic and sanitary matters fall under new oversight. Dairy farmers urged to curb surplus and advertise milk products to stabilize prices at Cooperatives meeting in Rochester.
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Balcony Collapse Injures Two At Richmond High Game
In Richmond West Virginia a balcony collapse during a basketball game injures two high school athletes. Glen Drennen of Simserscie High School is hospitalized with a fractured vertebrae and Kim Chapman of Ruhinoul suffers chest and back injuries. Richard Nichols of Racherood remains under observation.
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