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Collector Dowling announces that 10 to 12 employes of NY 3d Dist office are being investigated on their income sources; 20 employes resign or retire on disability because they cannot comply with new attendance rules; employes tax returns studied
Navy pub repts submarines lengthened by addition of sec amidships to house electronic warning devices
UN repts teams agree plenary sessions be held at Panmunjom with each side providing 25 mil police in 1,000-yd area free of troops, agree to bar armed attack within 8,000-yd radius of Munsan, agree to equal access to Panmunjom from Kaesong and Munsan but still debate status of Kaesong; UN liaison officers illus; Communist Command charges UN planes strafe Panmunjom area, kill Korean child, wound another; UN officers go to scene; return to Allied camp; neither affirm nor deny charge;Peiping radio describes alleged straffing; questions US sincerity in talks
Sen action on nomination seen unlikely before adjournment; no legal bar seen on Jessup going to Paris on assignment; Stassen renews attack at Internal Security subcom hearing
2 discharged, 5 more suspended; more police called to guard workers; Mulrain charges pickets interfere with collections; Krasowski asks proof; to appeal suspensions; 36 suspended for refusing to work without police guard; 33 suspended for allegedly feigning illness; total suspensions at 280; Krasowski and Dept dispute figures on workers reptg sick and collections
1951Stephen Bayley, Welsh journalist, author, and critic[†]
Stephen Paul Bayley is a Welsh writer and critic, known particularly for his commentary on architecture and design. He was founding CEO of the Design Museum in London in 1989, and has been a regular architecture, art and design critic for newspapers and magazines such as The Listener, The Observer, The Spectator and Car.
In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people[†]