One Point In Truman Plan Still Dormant
James Marlow reports that while three of Truman's four international goals have seen congressional action, point four a bold new program to spread American scientific and industrial gains to underdeveloped areas remains unacted upon. Advisors push for two main approaches, including using American money through investment.
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U.S. Accidental Death Rate Tops Nation in Postwar Era
The 1949 issue of Accident Facts shows the United States had 671 accidental deaths per 100000 in 1948, far higher than the world postwar average of 48.9. Only Iceland Egypt and Austria exceeded the U.S. rate in 1946. Mauritius reported the lowest postwar rate at 2.59 per 100000 in 1947.
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