Chance of Collision With Celestial Body Very Small
Naval astronomer Gerald Clemence says the chance of a newly noted bright moving object colliding with Earth is about one in 10 billion, practically zero. The object, likely an asteroid, has an orbit yet to be determined by Dr Paul Herget, with possible size estimates up to 50 to 100 miles in diameter.
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Japanese Cheered by Dulles Hint U S May Back Claims
News from Washington reports Special Ambassador John Foster Dulles said the United States might withhold formal recognition of Soviet control over the Kuriles and southern Sakhalin while not revising prior Allied decisions. Japanese hope rises as the Habomai group is linked to ongoing postwar settlements.
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Truman affirms Wilsons position amid labor policy questions
President Truman expresses full confidence in Wilson as director of defense mobilization. A wage settlement was reached for 1,000,000 railway workers including shop workers clerks and machinists with a 12 percent hourly rise plus living-cost adjustments. Four major operating unions remain unsettled in a two year dispute prompting government seizure of rail lines and freight and mail movement concerns.
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Marines Drive New Offensive Across Korean Front
U S Third Infantry Division presses Sand Island near Seoul amid heavy fire from suburbs. Seventh Division seizes Amidong 31 miles south of parallel 38 while air and naval forces pound the enemy across multiple fronts. B-29s drop 144 tons on northwest Korea rail lines amid anti aircraft and fighter actions. Timber and farm data cited as livestock egg output rise and 1950 cash receipts mount to about 28 billion dollars.
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Labor Walks Out of Defense Program Over Voice Disputes
Organized labor of about 15 million workers withdrew from the defense program claiming labor is not given a strong voice. They opposed Tobin's manpower setup, Wilson's new policy panel, and the 10 percent wage ceiling, demanding a louder labor role and fringe-benefit protections.
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