UN debate on Stalin era veto and world peace demands
Vishinsky outlines five demands for UN reform including veto safeguards and disarmament while Trygve Lie resists. In Korea US forces push back, weather hindering progress as 100000 Chinese and Korean troops line the Yalu area. Moscow accuses Japan of involvement via a China Russia pact, sparking further tension.
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Rhussia
Andrei Y
Security Council
Trygve Lie
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Yalu
Manchuria
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Air Defense Nerve Center Moves to Colorado Springs
The air force shifts headquarters for national air defense from New York to Colorado Springs. The relocation places the defense nerve center far inland, about 1,650 miles from the Atlantic, with 800 personnel to be assigned under Lt. Gen. Ennis C. White. Observers warn missiles could target the site from submarines off Mitchell Field.
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Atlantic Ocean
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United States
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Ennis C. Whitehead
Western Europe Exports Rise With Aid to Prewar Levels
The Economic Cooperation Administration announced that Western Europe boosted exports and industrial output above prewar levels with American aid. The report calls the trend encouraging in fighting communism but urges faster expansion of military production by strengthening Europe’s economic base.
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Western Europe
Economic Co-Operation Administration
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E.C.A
Europe
Wholesale prices reach new all time high in mid November
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.6 percent weekly rise in wholesale prices during the second week of November, with overall level up 8.7 percent since June and 9.3 percent above pre Korean war levels. Hog prices fell while steer prices rose to a new peak. steel scrap rubber and tin prices also moved upward amid war news.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Truman Seeks Full Program Ahead of 82nd Congress
President Truman held a press conference rejecting GOP claims that the November vote ended his fair deal. He said he would push the complete program as long as he is president and noted the 82nd Congress convenes in January. He defended Republican wins as local in origin and outlined plans on Acheson, MacArthur, price controls, and Japan's peace treaty.
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Taft
Profits Tax Battle Looms Over Truman Excess Levy
A sharp fight forms around President Truman s proposed 75 percent excess profits tax set on 1946 to 1949 profits. Supporters and opponents clash as the bill faces a lame duck session and possible changes in the 82nd Congress amid GOP vetoes and a broad protest from business groups. The outcome could affect the 1952 presidential race.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Minute Men Ready for Action Defense Plan
Defense officials unveil a plan for millions of civilian minute men ready to act immediately as regular forces scale to about three million. Military leaders question whether a three-million-strong force suffices for defense needs.
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