Looking Ahead By The Associated Press
Washington unifies security for all services on military industrial projects with a central clearance system and selective item secrecy. Britain may call 1950 election between February and May as Labour eyes conference. FCC expects a boom in new television stations after permit freeze ends. Western European ministers discuss a regional economic union with France and others. Congress likely to debate taxes more vigorously, as inquiries rise. Moscow hosts plays about America amid ongoing productions. Uranium drilling in Italian Alps proceeds as Britain plans UN response. Final 1949 tax estimates may be limited to few and certificates soon issued. Britain may offer cash incentives to industry for dollar exports, cautious of Labour backers.