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October 25, 1951

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Headlines from October 25, 1951

Strike Cuts Off Milk Supply; O.P.S. Plan May End Tie-Up; MILK TRUCK PULLS OUT AS STRIKE BEGINS

By A.h. Raskinthe New York Times

strike starts; talks continue; $6-a-wk 'pkg' wage rise rejected; OPS price ceilings awaited; deliveries to insts continue; union counselor J Cohen comment; illus

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EX-TAX COLLECTOR ACCEPTS SUBPOENA; J.P. Marcelle, Who Resigned Brooklyn Post, Was Sought Here and in Washington EX-TAX COLLECTOR ACCEPTS SUBPOENA Appearance Today Required Appeals to Subcommittee Zwillman Tie-Up Hinted Albany Workers Questioned To Run Heart Fund Drive

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

C W F Coffin named '52 fund drive chmn

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MID-EAST COMMAND WITHOUT EGYPTIANS IS PUSHED BY U.S.; State Department Says Cairo's Rejection of Role Will Not Bar 7-Nation Defense Plan TURKEY'S STATUS STUDIED Proposal Made to Put Ankara Forces Under Atlantic Unit Instead of Eisenhower Says Others Are Informed Mid-East Command Without Egypt Now Being Pushed by the Allies New Turkish Plan Eyed

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

US State Dept hopes for peaceful solution

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PIER STRIKERS PLAN SPREAD OF TIE-UP AS MEDIATION SNAGS; AN ATTEMPT TO MEDIATE THE LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE

By The New York Times

Assn sets tie-up at $250 million

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TRUCE TALKS BEGIN IN KOREA AS ENEMY CLAIMS VICTORIES; But Red Boasts Are Regarded as Effort to Make Palatable Any Acceptance of Terms FIRST SESSION COMPLETED Subcommittees Meet Following 55-Minute Plenary Parley-- Armistice Line Key Point Item No. 2 Discussed Meet in a Canvas City Jets in Widespread Clashes PARLEYS RESUMED FOR KOREAN TRUCE Defensibility the Key

By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times

plenary groups headed by Joy and Nam meet, Panmunjom; refer agenda item 2 on truce line to subcom; Vice Adm Burke and Maj Gen Modes named to subcom; speculation on less rigid attitude of Communists; enemy propaganda claims mil 'victory' safeguards Korean freedom; lauds Kim and Peng

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1951Richard Lloyd, American singer-songwriter and guitarist^[†]

Richard Lloyd is an American guitarist and songwriter, best known as a founding member of the rock band Television.

Historical Context for October 25, 1951

In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people^[†]

Headlines from October 25, 1951

Strike Cuts Off Milk Supply; O.P.S. Plan May End Tie-Up; MILK TRUCK PULLS OUT AS STRIKE BEGINS

EX-TAX COLLECTOR ACCEPTS SUBPOENA; J.P. Marcelle, Who Resigned Brooklyn Post, Was Sought Here and in Washington EX-TAX COLLECTOR ACCEPTS SUBPOENA Appearance Today Required Appeals to Subcommittee Zwillman Tie-Up Hinted Albany Workers Questioned To Run Heart Fund Drive

PIER STRIKERS PLAN SPREAD OF TIE-UP AS MEDIATION SNAGS; AN ATTEMPT TO MEDIATE THE LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE

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Historical Context for October 25, 1951