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Byrnes, whose life is one long series of surprises, said he knew of no such agreement. He hastily consulted fellow Knights in Washington; at week's end the State Department formally denied any agreement, "secret or otherwise." Then Moscow calmly broadcast that Anglo-American reporters had "wholly fabricated" the Stankevich statement. Not even Moscow would think Allied newsmen had made up a story about Yalta unless it had become all too clear that almost anybody could play...
Thousands who had been perhaps mildly Zionist in the past, but had never dreamed of going to Palestine themselves, suddenly looked on it as their personal refuge, and as the only community of which they could be full-fledged members. The Anglo-American Commission of Inquiry on Jewish problems, which arrived in Cairo last week, had found that 600,000 out of 750,000 Jews in European D.P. camps were, in Judge Simon H. Rifkind's phrase, "unrepentant Zionists," despite the struggle and the hardship awaiting them in Palestine...
...international air, long clouded by the Anglo-American squall over commercial flying, began to clear last week...
Promised Land. These miserable people, and most of the remaining 1,500,000 Jews in Europe, want to go to Palestine. A troubled Anglo-American committee. sitting in the ornate old State Department hearing room at Washington, is now hearing the case for such an exodus...
...true, it was the biggest news in the world. Anthropologist Raphael E. G. Armattoe, interviewed in Londonderry last week, said that Russia had developed, tested and could mass produce an atom bomb that "rendered the Anglo-American one almost obsolete." It was no bigger than a tennis ball, had a horizontal pulverization range of 53 miles and a vertical lift of more than 6.2 miles, generated a temperature "in the neighborhood of several million degrees centigrade...