Baruch at 80 Still Plans and Advises on World Affairs
Bernard Baruch, the elder statesman of U S policy, turns 80 on August 19 and remains deeply involved in economics and diplomacy. He advocates global mobilization, price and wage freezes, taxes, and emergency laws, plus a world strategy for peace and a strengthened intelligence and staff apparatus to counter Soviet threats. He has shaped wartime policy from the War Industries Board to nuclear governance talks and plans to leave most of his fortune to physical medicine.
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War Makes Its Impact on Men In Strange Ways
A wartime report by Don Whitehead follows U S troops in Korea from a supply voyage on a South Korean leased ship to a frontline command post. The journey shows refugees, heat and dust, a burned valley, and a post where pools of blood mark the enemy attack and a school room bears a child’s drawing of red flowers.
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