Draft Must Continue Says Defense Official
DES MOINES GP Aust. Secretary of Defense John Hannah said the draft must continue for years and Universal Military Training should be deferred. He warned the manpower pool could dip within two to three years if inductions stay high and volunteering and reenlistments lag. He cited a low birth rate during the Depression as the unhappy legacy driving shortages and urged improved pay and benefits to retain career soldiers.
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Navy Orders Silencing Atomic Talk Pending AEC Checks
The Navy restricts all atomic information from public discussion unless pre approved by the Atomic Energy Commission. The policy requires statements to pass through Deputy Secretary Fred Seaton and bars confirmation or elaboration on nuclear weapons topics without AEC clearance, affecting submarines and routine questions while the Air Force and Army respond variably. The ALC plans a quick reference list of non sensitive facts to head off inquiries.
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Blood-Thinning Drugs Save Thousands in Heart Attack Fight
A physician told the American Medical Association that anticoagulants may have saved about 640,000 Americans from heart attack deaths in the last decade. Drugs like dicoumarol and heparin can dissolve or prevent clots blocking the heart artery, and can work before or after some heart attacks with careful use to avoid bleeding. The talk also covered protein-rich diets and other medical notes from Drs. Nichol and Morgan.
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Neutral Nations chief travels between camps in different sedans
Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya, Indian chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, stresses real neutrality in duties. He uses an American-built sedan at POW camps with anti-Communist prisoners, while a Russian-built car accompanies him to camps with Allied prisoners reportedly refusing repatriation, as tensions spill over in postwar transfers and trusteeship talks in Formosa.
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