Democrats Open Senate to End Filibuster Showdown
Democrats push a cloture petition to curb the southern led talkathon as 33 signers including 17 Democrats and 11 Republicans prompt a showdown. Major Lucas says the measure could be entertained by Vice President Barkley with a two thirds vote needed to end debate. The fight centers on civil rights legislation and Senate rules changes.
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Senate Passes Parking Bill For New Public Venues
The Senate approved a measure by Senator Thomas C. Desmond requiring off street parking for new hotels theaters and other public assembly venues in cities The bill mandates adjacent parking based on 200 square feet per ten patrons for theaters and similar spaces and one street parking space per ten rooms for hotels and apartments The proposal may be altered by Assembly action and local programs could waive the requirement if enforcement harms local interests
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G O P Chief Seeks Budget Compromise In Albany Actions
Senate leader Feinberg signaled a possible deal with insurgents over Governor Dewey's 936.2 million budget and a 169.2 thousand tax boost. Labor bill moves forward as House panel backs wage hikes while Democratic leaders pledge to hold line on administration proposals.
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State budget talks hinge on Republican insurgents
Feinberg stated confidence a satisfactory budget will pass to all Republican senators as the GOP held a 31 to 25 Senate edge. Insurgents expected Dewey’s first major legislative defeat since taking office in 1843. attendees included Senators Mahoney, Radwan of Buffalo and Westchester’s Williamson Condon McGovern. No conditions were reached on changes to the budget or tax bill.
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United States rejects bid to free Soviet spy suspect
Secretary of State Acheson rejected a Soviet demand for immediate release of Valentine A. Gubitchev, a Russian UN member held as a spy suspect. He left open deportation options for Gubitchev rather than bringing him to trial with Judith Copion, a Justice Department employee, both jailed on charges of relaying secrets.
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Alliance Ties U. S. To West Europe
Secretary of State Acheson outlined the Atlantic Pact as a strong deterent against aggressors and said the treaty text will be public next week. Signing is eyed for early April with leaders including Bevin, Schuman, and other foreign policy chiefs.
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Two Gunmen Rob Detroit Bound Train
A Baltimore and Ohio express train was robbed by two gunmen near Martinsburg West Virginia. They forced the crew to halt the Detroit bound coach, shot a chef in the leg and injured several passengers, then escaped in a stolen car. Police pursued from Martinsburg to Cumberland with the train resuming to Detroit after a delay.
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Dutra Seeks U S Authorization for Visit from Rio De Janeiro
President Eurico Gaspar Dutra asked Congress yesterday for authorization to visit the United States. The request mentioned May 20 as a potential date and noted the trip would come from Rio de Janeiro.
Trial Jurors Examined In Reds' Trial
Federal Judge Harold Medina began juror questioning in the conspiracy trial of 11 Communist leaders. The first potential juror drawn was Mrs Thelma Dial, with 12 called for questioning, four women and eight men. Challenges and possible dismissals kept the lineup fluid as deliberations on jury selection continued amid defense claims of racial bias.
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Former Legislator Laverne P Butts Dies at 68
Laverne P Butts, former Assembly member from 1933, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was 68 and known across the state as a salesman of building supplies and a frequent participant in bicycle races.
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Atlantic Pact Debate Divides Church Leaders in Regional Meeting
Delegates at a Fourteenth zonal gathering of the conference split over endorsing the Atlantic Pact. After a discussion led by Charles E B Bohlen, the group postponed a decision, urging the Senate to delay action so Amencan people may study implications. A special committee was urged to rephrase the statement to reflect prudent pacific goals and regional considerations.
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Irish Born Rabbi Ministers to Providence Jewish Community
Rabbi Theodore Lewin, born and educated in Dublin, arrives to lead Newport’s Providence synagogue while serving as one of Ireland’s few Irish Jews. He speaks Gaelic and notes 7500 Jews in Ireland, facing Catholic majority, amid debate on Jewish devotion to the Irish state.
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Israel and Trans-Jordan clash near Aqaba reported
The Defense Ministry said Arab Legion forces stopped Israeli advances toward Aqaba, with clashes continuing. Israel denied knowledge of any clash and urged caution as reports place fighting near Ras El Nakab and along the Aqaba Valley. British observers call the situation very dangerous.
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Jury Delays Axis Sally Verdict in Treason Case
A federal jury weighing treason against Mildred Gillars, known as Axis Sally, failed to reach a verdict last night after six hours of deliberation. Gillars awaits possible execution if convicted. jurors were sequestered and ordered to return after breakfast.
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Demarkation Lines Discussed At Rhodes
Rhodes delegates from Tarmeli and Tran Jordan met to discuss demarcation lines mainly in Jerusalem and Latrun on the Tel Aviv highway during an armistice session. An Israeli spokesman gave few details while stressing the issue of the Tel Aviv corridor and northern and southern Jerusalem sites. The talks were cordial with accorded Israeli participation.
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Gen Giraud Seriously Ill From Food Poisoning
A French army hospital announcement said Gen Henri Giraud, 70, is seriously ill in Algiers after food poisoning. His condition has worsened, and he remains commander in chief of French armed forces in North Africa following the Allied invasion.
No Agreement In Sight For Rail Settlement
Railroad labor talks resumed in Chicago but no written agreement emerged. A presidential fact finding board estimates a decision in two or three days. The current plan calls for a staggered 60 hour work week for about 1,005,000 non operative employees across major railroads, replacing the present 48 hour schedule.
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TWA Airliner Makes Emergency Landing
A Trans World Airline Constellation plane en route from New York to Chicago landed in South Bend at 4 pm CST last night after a system failure. The crew reported a perfect landing with no injuries and the Civil Aeronautics Authority inspected one of the craft’s parts.
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Dutch Move for Indonesian Aid Restoration Sparks U N Debate
The Dutch government, citing finances and Indonesia's future, seeks a U N Security Council order for the return of Indonesian republican traders. Jogjakarta, last December seized in what the Dutch called a police action, remains a focal point as the Netherlands negotiates economic cooperation funds blocked by the United States since December.
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Test Range For Missiles Also Voted
Washington reports two defense moves passed in the House to guard the United States from a weak aerial attack and to develop long range missiles for counterattack. The measures authorize radar warning systems and a 3 000 mile missile test range with a total program nearing 161 million and 260 million for radar and range respectively.
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Ho Ting Chin Emerges as Possible China Premier Candidate
General Ho Ting Chin, a veteran ally of Chiang Kai-shek, emerged as a potential premier choice for China. Reports from Hangchow say Ho weighed the offer amid peace-talk delays, while acting President Yat-sen aides pressed for a decision.
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