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November 12, 1951

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Low-Rent Public Housing Planned Next to Morningside Cooperative; CITY HOUSING ASKED FOR MORNINGSIDE

By Unknown Author

Boro Pres Wagner and Comr Moses rept UN area development averts need for slum clearance

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'LOYALISTS' OPENING WAR ON DIXIECRATS; Parley of Southern Governors Looms as Stage for Struggle With States' Righters

By John N. Popham Special To the New York Times

HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Nov. 11-- In a surprise development today, Southern Governors loyal to President Truman and the national Democratic party disclosed a disposition to challenge States' Rights leaders over the South's political role in the 1952 national election.

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A SOLEMN MOMENT ON ARMISTICE DAY

By The New York Times (by Fred J. Sass)

services, NYC

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DEWEY'S OLD TEAM AIDS EISENHOWER; Failure of General to Object to Efforts Heartens Group Working With Governor

By James A. Hagerty

comment on Dewey role in Eisenhower movement; on role of aides Sprague, Brownell, Lockwood, Hagerty and Pfeiffer; Scott s on Eisenhower availability, TV

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KOREA FOE INSISTS TRUCE PARLEYS FIX BUFFER ZONE FIRST; Communists Are Said to Seek Defacto Armistice Prior to Full Accord on Terms U. N. FILES NEW PROPOSAL Plan Provides for a Committee to Map Specific Locations of Final Demarcation Line MEETING FOR CONFERENCE ON PROGRESS OF PEACE TALKS

By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times

18th session deadlocked over time to draw truce line; UN proposes subcom recommendation to plenary group include setting line after accord on other agenda items; Communists indirectly insist UN remove mil pressure before moving to other items; Peiping radio hints Communists may return to stand taken last summer if UN remains adamant; cites Vishinsky proposal; 19th session; Ridgway and Joy illus

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Historical Context for November 12, 1951

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