Weekly Defense Debate Shapes Civil Defense and ECA Outlook
Four big city officials accuse government of dragging feet on civilian defense against atomic threat and demand immediate federal policy. Marshall plan nations urged to boost exports to the United States and ease dollar gaps as ECA enters its third year. European payments union and reduced trade barriers cited as key steps toward stabilization and curbing communism.
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Elmer ©. Robinson
San Francisco
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
United States
Ecas
CROP BOOST: Compromise shapes farm vote and policy
A lengthy legislative summary notes President Truman’s willingness to compromise on agricultural bills in 1950 and 1951, affecting cotton and peanut acreage and potato price supports. The measure expands acres for cotton and peanuts, with quotas for potatoes to be set later. Hog markets showed no price supports, while agriculture officials stressed supply and demand. A separate report details naval contact with unidentified submarines off California and a campaign by the American Bible Society to send Bibles to Japan, including a donor signature book.
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Charles G. Ross
Wang
VHR
Texas
Alabama
Deslors
Leders
U.S
Japan
American Bible Society
Douglas MacArthir
MacArthur
Shiro Murata
Japan Bible Society
Oes
Karl Marx
America
Flying Disks: Navy Denies Saucers Above Space
Navy and Air Force deny any flying saucers or secret aircraft programs. Spokesmen insist no military plane or guided missile resembles a saucer, reiterating mass sightings are misinterpretations or hoaxes. Public doubt remains despite official denials and past investigations.
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United States Navy
Air Force
NAVY
Eilzen
Nol
Defense chiefs in Florida discuss anti-Communist strategy
President Truman and Defense Secretary Louis Johnson meet at the Little White House in West Palm Beach Florida. Johnson wears a "hot" shirt that recalls a biblical reference while they discuss defense strategy and anti-Communist activities.
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Defense
Louis Johnson
Truman
Adam's Daughter Named Noaba, Says Scholar Manuscript
Dr Guido Kisch, noted scholar, asserts a 00 year old Latin manuscript called Biblical Antiquities claims Adam had a daughter named Noaba whose name is not found in any Old Testament version. The manuscript is described as the oldest and most accurate copy.
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Adam
Guido Kisch
Kisch
Noaba
Acheson Denies Lattimore Policy Role In Far East
Secretary Acheson rebutted McCarthy claims that Owen Lattimore ran American policy in the Far East. He said Lattimore was never state department staff, had few contacts with the department, and never held a desk there. Lattimore, in London after Afghanistan, called McCarthy’s charges unmitigated lies.
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U.S
Dean Acheson
Joseph McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Far East
Acheson
Lattimore
State Department
John Hopkins University
London
Afghanistan
Senate
Communist Party
Moscow
Jeanings
Crisis Looms in Germany Says McCloy Real Threat Grows
John J. McCloy, U S high commissioner to Germany, warned Congress a real crisis is likely in Germany. He said Soviet pressure stems from confidence, not inferiority or fear of Western attack, and that Russians feel strengthened.
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John J. McCloy
Germany
McCloy
Congress
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