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March 28, 1952

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Headlines from March 28, 1952

PRESIDENT IS BACK IN THE WHITE HOUSE, HAS 'VICTORY SMILE'; The Trumans Officially Move From Blair House After Three Years of Exile HE IS MUM ON STEVENSON Plans for Jackson-Jefferson Day Dinner Include Eating and Speaking Tables PRESIDENT IS BACK IN THE WHITE HOUSE

By Paul P. Kennedyspecial To the New York Times

Pres and Mrs Truman return; Pres gets golden key; illus

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Riot Develops in Naples; A DEMONSTRATION IN ROME FOR THE RETURN OF TRIESTE BIGGER ROME ROLE IN TRIESTE MAPPED

By Unknown Author

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Commons Backs Health Bill Making Charge for Services; Government Measure Is Voted by 303 to 273 After Labor Motion to Kill It Is Lost--Bevan Leads United Party Attack BRITISH VOTE BILL FOR HEALTH LEVIES

By Clifton Danielspecial To the New York Times

Commons votes bill imposing charges for some services, 303-273; A Bevan leads Labor opposition; scores move as 'ridiculous' in face of arms outlay; Min Crookshank defends bill; various charges noted

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BRITISH BAR KHAMA AS CHIEF FOR LIFE; Deny Title to the African Heir Who Wed White Woman -Labor Protest Voted Down BRITISH BAR KHAMA AS CHIEF FOR LIFE PARTED FROM TRIBE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Brit Govt bars Seretse Khama and uncle Tshekedi Khamo from chieftainship of Bamangwato tribe for life; Liberals, Laborites and Seretse call action concession to S African racial views; Seretse rejects offer of post elsewhere; to retain claim to tribal post as long as tribe favors return; Under-Sec Foster denies Prime Min Malan influenced Govt ban

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State Rests Case in Sutton Trial; 'Exciting' Witness Promised Today; STATE RESTS CASE IN TRIAL OF SUTTON

By Meyer Berger

State rests case after 8 testify

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Historical Context for March 28, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people^[†]