BRITAIN APPROVES BONN PLAN ON RUHR; Reluctantly Accepts Easing of Anti-Trust Law to Aid Schuman Pool Program
By Jack Raymond Special To the New York Times
GB reluctantly approves revisions of Law 27
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March 30, 1951
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By Inspector Goldman Retires; Queried on Link to Sherman
Retires from Police Dept
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U.S. FINISHES DRAFT OF PACT FOR JAPAN; SHIPPING AT ISSUE; London Wants Maritime Curb, With Washington Proposing No Limit on Construction LIBERAL TREATY OFFERED Plan Also Would Form Basis for Non-Red Military Bloc-- Sent to Pacific Nations
By James Reston Special To the New York Times
US-Brit rift on bldg capacity limits in peace treaty revealed
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3 IN ATOM SPY CASE ARE FOUND GUILTY; MAXIMUM IS DEATH; AFTER THEIR CONVICTION IN THE FIRST U.S. ATOM SPY TRIAL
By William R. Conklin
Convicted of espionage
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COSTELLO ACCUSED AS SENATE EXTENDS LIFE OF CRIME UNIT; Kefauver Group Votes to Ask Contempt Citation Against New York Gambler TRUMAN UPHOLDS O'DWYER President Outlines His Fight Against Crime and Calls for a Morally Strong U.S.
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
CED asks more curbs
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Historical Context for March 30, 1951
In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people[†]