Push Button Warfare Seen as Only Way to Thwart Invasion
The piece argues Western forces face a manpower gap against Russia and its allies. It notes Soviet divisions pack substantial firepower, warns conventional arms may not close the deficit, and suggests that push button or nuclear era tactics could be the future, despite cost.
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U.S
U. S
Western
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Canada
Great Britain
Spain
Turkey
Portugal
Japan
France
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Holland
Belgium
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Greece
Hiss Granted Stay on Bail During Appeal
In a two to one ruling the U S court of appeals allowed Alger Hiss to remain free on ten thousand dollar bail while his perjury conviction awaits review by the U S Supreme Court. Hiss, ex state department aide, was convicted of lying about passing secrets to Whittaker Chambers and received a five year sentence.
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United States Court of Appeals
Alger Hiss
U. S. Supreme Court
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Steinbeck Marries Elaine Anderson Scott in New York
Author John Steinbeck and Elaine Anderson Scott wed on Thursday in New York. It is Steinbeck’s third marriage and comes after Scott’s divorce from actor Zachary Scott.
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Steinbeck
New York
John Steinbeck
Elaine Anderson Scott
Zachary Scott
Babson’s 1951 Outlook: High Income Yet Slower Business
Babson predicts 1951 will see highest ever national income due to war orders, but total business volume will shrink from 1950 once defense orders are excluded. He warns of increased government intervention, inflation fears, tighter credit, tax hikes, and mixed effects on wages, prices, and stocks amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Russia
Europe
Politburo
Korea
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Publishers Financial Bureau, Incorporated
U S and Japan Still Have Common Interests
Relman Morin argues Japan, though historically a foe, is an essential ally as Korea war logistics rely on Japanese bases and personnel. He notes intertwined interests, occupation impact, and Japan as a bulwark against communism, with Emperor authority persisting and postwar recovery advancing.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
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Morin
Japan
Tokyo
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Russia
China
March of Dimes Drive Plans Set for 1951
Final preparations for the 1951 March of Dimes drives in Mower Olmsted and Winona counties were outlined at a Rochester meeting led by Ben O Nelson state representative for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. He noted county debts to Elizabeth Kenny Institute University hospitals Mayo clinic and other treatment centers and urged fundraising to cover bills and future needs. March of Dimes leaders at the meeting included Mrs Ben Patch and Shirley Patch of Austin.
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Olmsted
Winona
Rochester
Ben O. Nelson
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Minnesota
Elizabeth Kenny Institute
University Hospitals
Mayo Clinic
Mr. Nelson
Ben Patch
Shirley Patch
Austin
Aluminum, Most Abundant Metal in Earth's Crust
Aluminum is the world’s most common metal, estimated to comprise about seven percent of the earth’s crust, more plentiful than iron, copper, lead, or any other metal.
Electric Brain Calculates Planet Orbits Through 2060
An electronic brain the size of a small house computed planetary motions for Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto from 1653 to 2060. The IBM machine corrected historic placements and produced 30,600 pages of data to aid navigation, weather forecasting, and motion laws.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Haverford
American Astronomical Society
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
W. J. Eckert
Pure Science
International Business Machine Corp
Dirk Brouer
Yale Observatory
Gerald Clemence
Nautical Almanac Office
United States Naval Observatory
Office of Naval Research
Couple Dies Within Two Days After Christmas
A 73-year-old Indiana born couple, Clarence Guy Evans and his wife, died within 41 hours of each other in Los Angeles. Mrs Evans passed Christmas night from coronary thrombosis and Mr Evans followed at General hospital. They had been married 44 years and would have celebrated their anniversary on New Year’s Eve. The son Raymond noted the couple would not have known of each other’s passing.
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Los Angeles
Indiana
Clarence Guy Evans
Raymond
French Socialists threaten to quit over Spain envoy
Paris sources say France's Socialist party may resign from Premier Rene Pleven's coalition if a French ambassador to Spain is appointed. They foresee a delay of many months before restoring full diplomatic relations with Spain, aligning with the United States and Britain.
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Paris
United States
Britain
Spain
France
Socialist Party
Rene Plevin
Doctors to Register Jan 15 for Draft Callup
Draft Director Lewis B Hershey announced a medical callup requiring virtually all physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 not already registered to sign up January 15. About 210000 medical men must register as Meiling outlines four priority groups for potential callups.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Richard L. Meiling
Defense Department
Meiling
Dr. Meiling
Armed Services
Gen. Hershey
Selective Service
Multilingual Lives in New Mexico Pueblos
Most residents of New Mexico's 18 Indian Pueblos speak English, Spanish, and their own tribal language, reflecting a linguistic trio central to daily life and cultural preservation.
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International Business Machines World Headquarters
Cushman
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MET
Hywy
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