Debate over Taft and UN shaping 1952 election
In a fragmented preview of the 1952 race, Taft faces internal GOP opposition as he prepares to publish a book on US foreign policy. Supporters cite UN a six year record as uniting free world oppose communism, while critics say it deepens dependence and disrupts global order. Local voters in Oshkosh Peoria and Sauk Center weigh the issue amid forecasts of no withdrawal demand unless revulsions shift US opinion within a year.
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Coming Election Shapes U S World Role In 1952
Chronicle analysis notes the 1952 election may decide the United States stance toward United Nations participation and world supervision. It traces past foreign policy debates, including the League of Nations, the World Court, and Senator Taft's potential influence, highlighting voter interest and party dynamics.
Rubber for Texas roads eyed to smooth summer heat joints
Amarillo Globe reports engineers foresee using rubberized asphalt to improve road longevity amid Texas heat. The plan aims to reduce slipperiness and cracking by next year’s road program, addressing asphalt softness in summer and brittleness in winter.
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Rubber roads gain traction across states postwar
Rubber roads are being tried in several cities and states as a postwar experiment. The American Public Works Association notes growing use since the war end, highlighting a new rubber pavement on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. Massachusetts highway engineers plan asphalt rubber tests on about 100 miles of roadway. Powdered rubber mixes are also under trial by highway engineers.
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