Judge rules steel seizure illegal amid global strike
U.S. District Judge David A. Pine voided the government seizure of the steel industry and ordered mills returned to owners, triggering a 650000 Steelworkers walkout while an appeal moves to a higher court. He warned against unlimited executive power and noted the cooling-off period had lapsed. The story also covers NATO command changes and Korea war updates.
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