Public ownership push threatens private power system gains
Electric Light & Power outlines four facts about the power issue, noting utilities as a major taxpayer, hydro limits, $2 billion yearly plant investment since the war, and rate regulation by state commissions. It warns of a Administration backed move toward socializing the private energy sector, risking government domination of energy and endangering representative government.
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Electric Light & Power Magazine
United States
Public Ownership Magazine
Norris
Congress
Editorial: Pacific War News Reflects Public Apathy
The Portland Oregonian argues in an editorial that Korea mirrors China in corrupt governments and apathetic populations. It notes US policy bound to support regimes chosen by Russians and cites examples in France Turkey Yugoslavia Iran Greece and Italy as factors shaping democratic sentiment.
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Weighing Uprisings and US Policy in Asia Crisis
The piece argues millions of peasants fear Communist rule and cites Soviet leverage via propaganda. It warns of Asia becoming a red bastion, contemplates political imperialism as a solution, notes congressional resistance, and laments declining American prestige abroad due to mismatch between rhetoric and action.
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Philippines
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Oregonian
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