Public Views on Ending Atom Bomb Making Shift after Molotov Move
A George Gallup report shows American opinion leaning toward stopping atom bomb production and destroying existing stock. Trust in Russia remains low, but Molotov’s endorsement of international inspection may soften attitudes and influence support for international control.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
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Russia
V. M. Molotov
United States
Institute
United Nations Committee
Oce Conrest
Aberogn
Andyang Abanton
Iowa
International Atomic Development Authority
United Nations
Lewis Attorneys Asked Big Delay
In Washington on December 17 reporters noted John L. Lewis's lawyers Welly K. Hopkins and Joe Padway looked dejected after leaving the Supreme Court. Before interviews could start, Attorney General Tom Clark moved to defend his adversaries.
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John L. Lewis
Welly K. Hopkins
Joe Padway
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Vinson
Hopkins
Padwa
Clark
Texas
Padway
United Mine Workers
John S. Lewis
Lewis
Hokins
Connally’s Franco clash tests U S diplomacy in UN
In Washington the Long Tom of Texas sparks friction with the State Department and allied delegates over Franco Spain. Connally argues for British backed views while Shawcross directs voting. The UN debate prompts apologies and shifting alliances as U S leaders respond to Franco.
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Sen
Tom Connally
Broad Plains
Texas
Jimmy Byrnes
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Tom
Franco
Sen. Connally
State Department
Outerbridge
Connally
U. S
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Vermont
Roosevelt
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Vandenberg
United States
Rep. Douglas
Acheson
Long Tom
Attlee
Britain
Spain
Spanish Republic
Hartley Shawcross
Shawcross
Indalecio
Prieto
Outerbridge Horsey
France
Downside School
England
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Girl Helps To Nab Kidnapers
Twelve year old Pauline Haley of Las Vegas aided in capturing two men suspected of kidnapping the Haley family from Las Vegas on November 27. After their release unharmed, she reported to Sheriff Cecil McCormick that one abductor claimed railroad work. John N. Carson and Norvall Bickford were arrested near Adamana by federal state and county officers and a railroad investigator and arraigned on abducting the Haley family across a state line with $20,000 bond each.
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Holbrook
Pauline Haley
Las Vegas
Nevada City
Haleys
Cecil McCormick
John N. Carson
Denver
Norvall
Adamana
Here
Paul Haley
Thelma
Leu
Haley
McCormick
Carson
Twenty Two Arrested for Four Live Burials in Sudan
A Talodi telegram reports 22 Otoro Nuba tribe members arrested in Kordofan province Sudan on charges of burying people alive. The group, all over 60 including a blind man, allegedly committed at least four burials in the last four years.
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Khartoum
Talodi
Otoro
Kordofan
Sudan
Special Cocoa Ration Issued For Children
Berlin reports a military government order granting a Christmas bonus ration of one-quarter pound of cocoa for all children ages 1 to 6 in the U S occupation zone. The measure adds to a prior one-half pound sugar ration for all children and adolescents.
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Berlin
U. S
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