House OKs Three Bills for Four Billion Dollars
The House advanced three appropriations totaling four billion dollars, criticizing Civil Defense Administration for lacking a realistic plan and withholding funds for bomb shelters. The committee cut civil defense by 150 million from a 200 million request, while approving 260 million for the Atomic Energy Commission and 709 million for stockpiling materials, with other agency awards across the supplemental bill. Canfield denounced the cuts as two hatchet jobs impacting civil defense and narcotics.
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Reds Trim Truce Stance Near Kaesong Talks
At Kaesong, North Korean Lt Gen Nam Il signaled possible adjustment of the 38th parallel as military demarcation while insisting on a buffer zone and a roundtable approach. Allied patrols reported mild resistance, with no major clashes as rain hampered air operations and subcommittee efforts continued in secrecy.
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President Urges Hire of Handicapped Workers
President Truman praises handicapped workers as essential to defense production. Oscar R. Ewing notes past missteps with married women in war jobs. Tobin eyes limited uniform service for handicapped youths and pilot programs for contractors prioritizing disabled labor.
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Naples Lad Walking Hardware Store Incident
Naples report of Pietro Fabrizio eight year old who complained of stomach ache and was taken to a hospital where doctors removed from his stomach 79 nails, bits of barbed wire, a copper wire length two pens and 14 tin pieces.
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