Church Leader Warns Against Using God for Politics
Eugene Carson Blake president of the National Council of Churches warns religious fervor may pose danger if faith is used as a tool. He urges leaders to nurture genuine spirituality, study church beliefs, and keep religion from becoming political magic while stressing peace and moral renewal over public displays.
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National Council of Churches
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Chicago
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U.S.A
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American Rocket Society
Asteroid Hubs in Space Plans Stir Future Travel Debate
In a provocative overview, Andrew G. Haley outlines spaceflight scouts weighing asteroid bases as practical stepping stones. He contrasts manned orbital platforms with asteroid mining and notes the immense challenges of building large space structures and sustaining generations-long voyages.
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Ty Washington
NEA
Outer Space
Army
Ordance
Duke University
Clyde Tombaugh
Pluto
Wernher von Braun
Space
International Congress On Astronautics
London
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Algae Powered Life Support For Space Voyagers
University of California scientist Dr. J. A. Bassham proposes algae based life support for long space trips. Each crew member would have a compact algae atmospheric controller supplying oxygen and possibly food, powered by artificial light and a small energy budget.
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University of California
J. A. Bassham
Office of Naval Research
Bassham
Basham
Rhee Warns Against Coexistionist Treachery
President Syngman Rhee denounces coexistionists as treacherous and pledges severe punishment for those advocating coexistence with communism. He accuses pro-Japanese and pro-Communist elements of promoting coexistence with Japan Red China and Britain and says the United States may back such talks. He vows to defend freedom and independence by force if needed.
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Syngman Rhee
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Britain
United States
Rhee
Polio Vaccine Sparks Hope For Long Term Protection
Dr. Jonas Salk reported new evidence that his killed polio vaccine can generate strong, lasting antibodies and protect against polio. He cautioned that a live virus vaccine may not be more potent and noted potential insights for vaccines against cold and influenza.
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Alton L. Blakesleer
New York
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Salk
Association For Research In Nervous and Mental Diseases
University of Pittsburgh
Yuletide Tough for GIs Began 10 Years Ago in Bastogne
On December 16 1944 the Ardennes counterattack began and the Battle of the Bulge intensified as Allied lines at Bastogne held under siege. The 101st Airborne and 9th Armored Divisions faced annihilation before a January counteroffensive turned the tide.
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Eisenhowers Atoms for Peace Plan Gains Global Attention
A year after its UN debut Eisenhowers atoms for peace plan has taken hold despite doubts. The proposal seeks a materials and knowledge pool among key nations and a private talks pathway, with Russia initially deriding then later engaging in cautious discussions. Negotiations moved to a clearinghouse model and private exchanges continued as Congress modernized atomic power rules.
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New York
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United States
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