Word: zoning
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Communist Tito stuck firmly to his vow to march into Zone A of the Free Territory of Trieste the moment Italian troops march in to take over from Anglo-American authorities. He continued to build up troop concentrations along the Yugoslav-Italian border, the Zone A border and inside Zone B, which he runs. Not many miles away, on the Italian side, some of Italy's crack military units stood at the ready...
...domestic considerations apparently dictated Tito's continuing bellicosity. His people were totally unprepared to give up all claim to Trieste and Zone A, and had defied Tito police in demonstrating against it (TIME, Oct. 19). Some doctrinaire Communists in Tito's administration have long questioned his siding with the capitalist West (even for several hundred million in military aid), and now were saying I told you so. Dictator Tito announced last week that if the Trieste decision is carried out, "our policy of confidence in the Western Allies will have to be re-examined...
Mayor Schreiber will hold office until December 1954. His biggest headaches: 1) 208,000 unemployed out of a total population of 2,000,000, 2) a constant stream of refugees fleeing from the East zone, 3) a threat by the Socialists, Berlin's largest party, to go into active opposition. Schreiber is well aware of the danger of political disunity in a city that is still an island in a Red sea. He knows how to get along with others. A Protestant, Schreiber helped Catholic Chancellor Konrad Adenauer found the Christian Democratic Party that now rules Germany. A free...
...Princeton sale "about what I expected," and added, "We'll fill in the student section very solid." He expects a crowd about equal to the estimated 34.800 at the Dartmouth game last Saturday. The ticket manager denied rumors that temporary stands would be erected behind the north end zone for the game a week from Saturday...
...Better to be in good time than too late," replied Winston Churchill. That seemed to be exactly the view of the U.S. State Department, which issued a prompt statement declaring itself "gratified" at the "firm action" against a Communist bid for power within the U.S.'s vital strategic zone...