Coalition Victory Seen Filibuster Vote Slated Today
Senate debate ends in a stormy session as a coalition push aims to change rules requiring a two thirds vote to halt debate. Southern Democrats and Republicans back a compromise to curb filibusters and civil rights legislation, while opponents warn of loss of Senate power.
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Nebraska
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Leaks Of Military Secrets Stir Inquiry In Congress
Congressional inquiry advances after protests over alleged leaks of secret military data. Lawmakers cite reports mapping strategic targets in Russia and AEC publication of maps and photos of atomic installations. Chairman Vinson seeks explanations from Secretary of the Air Force while subcommittees consider formal action.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Armed Services Committee
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Miss Coplon Indicted Second Time in Espionage Case
A District of Columbia grand jury indicted Judith Coplon 27 for stealing Justice Department secrets. The case ties Coplon to Valentin Gubitchev, a Soviet engineer at the United Nations, who is jailed in New York after a separate espionage indictment. Coplon was free on bond and due in court for the New York case. Gubitchev faces a $100,000 bond and disputes over U.N. immunity.
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UPI
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Valentin A. Gubitchev
United ‘Nationa
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Gubitchev
Russia
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Soviet Satellites Rearming Charged by Britain
Britain accused Bulgaria Romania and Hungary of secret rearming in violation of peace treaties with Russia's support. The U.S. and France issued notes demanding return of German POWs, with estimates of about 300,000 still held. Hungary Bulgaria and Romania faced protests over weapon buildup as Moscow remained noncommittal.
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Armistice lines for Jerusalem sector agreed
Israel and Transjordan reached agreement on armistice lines for Jerusalem based on the Nov 30 truce line. The proposed boundary stalls near Al Walaja then passes through the city and returns to the line, with points about road use and access to holy sites to be clarified. Dayan and Transjordan officers will present a detailed list of outstanding differences in Tel Aviv.
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Abdullah Bey ‘Tell
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Saraeil
U.N
Shavit Ramatl
Trans-Jordan
Tel Aviv
Blocked vote delays Air Force bill amid reform clash
Congress halted action on a proposed 70 group Air Force plan after Rep. Marcae lonia objected to amendments. Debate focused on employment nondiscrimination, troop ceilings, and funding, with no immediate money approved. The measure faced Senate passage uncertainty as lawmakers weighed future Appropriations steps.
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Navy
Troy Signal Station Honored by Probers
A special council investigating committee praised the Troy Signal Station for efficiency and urged salary consideration for bureau personnel. The report commends Superintendent Thomas F. Larkin and recommends rules, better quarters, and reassignments to improve the fire and police signaling system.
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Pate
Thomas F. Larkin
Board of Estimate
Public Works
Bureau of Fire Alarm and Police Signaling System
Department of Public Safety
U.N. Fails To Solve Berlin Currency Dispute
The United Nations reports failure to settle the Berlin currency issue after late year talks led by a neutral expert committee. Western powers blame Russia for breakdown while Moscow notes no comment. United States seeks an equitable solution preserving Berlin interests under four power oversight.
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Jakob A. Malik
Fussla
Alvarez
Newtrala
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Segard
Owithin
Senate Approves Parking Ease Bill for City Garages
Albany lawmakers approved a measure allowing cities to condemn property to create and sell parcels for garage construction. The plan, passed unanimously by both houses, aims to relieve urban parking pressure by enabling developers to build and operate new parking facilities.
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Seale
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Teran
Pandit Appointed India's Envoy to United Nations
Mra Pandit named ambassador to the United Nations Assembly and Moscow, succeeding Sir Reme Kas and slated to chair the Federal Reserve Bank of India. She is identified with Prime Minister Jawaharal Nehru's government and will lead India's diplomatic mission.
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Vijaysakoment Pandit
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Moscow
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Sir Reme Kas
Jmeck
Tadéa
Federal Reserve Bank of India
Mie
Pandit
Dias Prime
Grand Jury To Hear O Dwyer In Wiretap Case
New York May 9 Grand jury to hear Mayor William O Dwyer as part of probe into alleged wiretap plot involving 16 officials. District Attorney Frank Hogan said the mayor may testify by Friday. Kenneth Ryan and Edward Jones, tied to the case, were questioned at City Hall. Clendenin Ryan commented on the situation.
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William O'Dwyer
Frank S. Hogan
William P. O Brien
Enneth Ryan
Jones
Clendenin
Southern cold spell nears end with calm night
Weather notes report a fading southern cold spell with a clear night ahead as forecasts from the Weather Bureau indicated easing conditions. A tornado east of Sebastopol Cal uprooted fruit trees and damaged crops. no injuries were reported. In Chattanooga Tenn heavy fruit and vegetable losses followed Tuesday night’s frigid temperatures, with peaches pears and plums heavily damaged.
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S. Weather Bureau
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Swedish Reds Back Russia in War Statement
Swedish Communist leaders said in Parliament that it is the duty of every Communist to fight the imperialist way. The message echoed other European Communist views as Sweden weighed its stance during the tense international crisis.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Leountete
Soviet Union
Dewey Budget Approved After Large Tax Cut Compromise
Albany Republicans backed a $930.2 million state budget with major tax reductions. Dewey asked for a $168.2 million tax boost, but a $68 million cut in the personal income tax and other adjustments created a record appropriation of $1,012,200,000, the largest in state history. The plan followed weeks of GOP unity and included bond transfers for railroad crossing projects. The budget marked the first major change to a Dewey proposal in his six years as governor.
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Jury Selected for Communist Conspiracy Trial in New York
A jury of five men and seven women including three Negroes was chosen to try 12 communist conspiracy defendants in New York. Federal Judge Harold R. Medina sworn in the panel as selection ended after defense peremptory challenges. Trial expected to begin tomorrow with four alternates to be added. Names include Mia Thelma Pini, Pat Reynolds, James Smyth and others. defense claimed bias in jury selection but judge ruled evidence insufficient.
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Harold R. Medina
Beeen
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McGahey
Medina
Mia
Thelma Pini
Ime
Pussell Janney
Ide F. Howell
Kathryn E. Gunn
George L. Smith
Lillian Berliner
Patrick. Reynolds
Heer
Henry FE Aten
Lillian Schlesinger
James F Smyth
Carrie I. Robinson
Gertrude Corwin
Wim
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Danish Leader Favors North Atlantic Pact
Danish foreign minister Gustav Rasmussen said he would recommend joining the North Atlantic alliance after discussions with Washington. He refused to state exact Danish cabinet actions but indicated Copenhagen will likely support membership.
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Gustav Rasmussen
Teft
Copenhagen
Washington
Gcula
Rasmussen
Joina
Hard Coal Operators Lead Seismic Three Day Shutdown
Eastern Po l hardwood mines pressed by unions refuse to work as 70 000 plus miners in the hard coal belt heed a three day stoppage. President Jena L Lewin orders halt citing contract violations while operators challenge the move as illegal impacting health and welfare of the anthracite region.
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Ier
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Trey Todd
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Scop
James Boyd
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Truman Silent On Reverses In Congress
President Truman plans a news conference at 6 20 a m tomorrow after a fishing trip in Florida where he reeled in 16 pound barracuda and 26 pound grouper. Reporters will ask if he will turn his guns on Congress and he threatens a speech at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Washington. This marks his first public step since Congress reversed course as he returns home.
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