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November 7, 1945

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U. S. Is Said to Plan to Quit China To Avoid Incidents in the Civil War; U.S. SAID TO PLAN TO GO FROM CHINA Marine Casualties Reported Reds Fortify Yingkow Communists Besiege Yencheng Plan Is News to Washington Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.

By the Associated Press

unofficial Tientsin repts say US Marines will leave Dec 5 to avoid civil war incidents; all-out civil war feared; Wedemeyer confs with field comdrs on return from Wash; marines casualties reptd in N China; Kweisui near capture by Communists; Communists fortify Yingkow to prevent Central Govt troops landings; besiege Yencheng; Washington spokesmen deny knowledge of marines withdrawal plan

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Britain's Cabinet Approves U.S. View on World Trade; Agrees to Back Our Proposed Charter at United Nations Parley in Spring-- Accord on Loan Expected Soon BACK U. S. ON TRADE IN BRITISH CABINET What the Charter Proposes Reduction of Tariffs a Goal For Negotiable Export Duties Scrutiny of Subsidies Provided

By James B. Reston Special To the New York Times

Brit Govt approves US proposals for world-wide commercial charter and agrees to support charter principles at coming United Nations Internatl Trade (ITO) conf; principles of charter outlined including steps for elimination of tariff preferences, for negotiable export duties and high employment levels; Australian Prime Min Chiefly pledges support

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Notable Births

Joe Niekro

1945Joe Niekro, American baseball player (died 2006)[†]

Joseph Franklin Niekro was an American professional baseball pitcher. During a 22-year baseball career, he pitched from 1967 to 1988 for seven different teams, primarily for the Houston Astros.