How Britain Runs Elections: Class Lines Openly Stressed; Unions Wedded to Party
By Raymond Daniell Special To the New York Times
R Daniell articles on electoral machinery
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October 22, 1951
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FULL TRUCE PARLEY AT NEW KOREA SITE IS DUE IN 48 HOURS; Liaison Officers Sign and U.N. Headquarters Ratifies Terms for Resuming Sessions FOE ASKED TO ACT QUICKLY Admiral Joy Says He Is Ready to Convene on the Day Reds Send Their Approval
By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times
liaison teams meet, 13th time; sign accord; Joy on Ridgway behalf ratifies pact; sends note to Nam l??? asking him to sign and resume plenary talks
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Secret Service Squad Urged To Ferret Out Police Graft; Blank Budget Suggested
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Dist Atty McDonald suggests formation outside Dept to check on police connivance with racketeers
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ALLIES TAKE HILLS ON KUMSONG'S EDGE; Drive Within Mile of Former Communist Supply Base-- Foe's Resistance Softens
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Allies take 2 hills overlooking Kumsong; continue advance on city; arty let-up shows enemy weakens; patrol actions reptd, E and W fronts; enemy attack repulsed near Kosong
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Historical Context for October 22, 1951
In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people[†]