May 16, 1952

Bey appeals to Tunisians to end violence, radio s; denounces terrorism; hints at stronger measures; 2 more bombings, Tunis; French Foreign Office denies restricting Bey and family; Asian-African group within 3-6 votes needed to call special UN Assembly session to study dispute; UN experts cite special session costs; Amb Bonnet sees Acheson, Washington, on dispute; charges terrorists seek to disrupt Nato Allies

WASHINGTON, May 15 -- Members of both Houses of Congress demanded today that the Department of Defense provide the legislators with a full report on the circumstances of the Koje lsland Communist prisoner incidents.

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Dem leaders, Meeting in Chicago, see Gov Stevenson drafted; he comments

Natl Air Transport Coordinating Com adopts safety code; provisions listed

TUNIS, Tunisia, May 15 -- The Bey of Tunis, bowing to French readiness for a crackdown if necessary, appealed to his people tonight to help end a months-long campaign of violence led by nationalist extremists.

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Pres Truman refutes Gov Dewey charge of Adm 'rigging,' '48; Dewey rejects denial

Lederle Labs airlifts supplies to scientists and other workers at Pearl River plant over strikers' picket lines

House adopts amendment allowing Cong members to charge off Washington living expenses as business costs; adopts Teague amendment allowing up to $900 for office rental in home diets unless space available in Fed bldgs

USSR again stops Allied highway patrols after allowing some to pass and apologizing for previous incidents

Boatner bars further unreasonable demands by POWs; says POWs do not negotiate; pledges fair treatment; subscribes to Geneva Conv; says Internatl Red Cross (IRC) regularly inspects camps to insure compliance; Dodd and Colson apparently prepare to testify, mil inguiry bd, Korea; 8th Army silent on rept that many POWs avoided screening; silent on whether Dodd captors will be punished; Clark's repudiation of Colson accord with Dodd captors seen upholding civil law rule rendering invalid pledges made under duress; seen serving notice on Communists they can gain nothing by violence