Controls Relaxed on Building and Roads
NPR reports broad liberalization of construction regulations with major changes in housing rules effective immediately. Self authorization limits rise for steel in single and multi family dwellings, copper use falls, aluminum substitutes copper in wiring, and alterations may reuse half of new materials. Nonresidential and road projects gain higher self authorization thresholds for carbon steel while existing sign and used steel use remains permitted without exceeding copper and aluminum limits.
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NPR
NPA
Los Nietos Safe Burglary Reported
The theft of 128 in coins and currency and 11 checks from the employees credit union at 9038 Nor walk Blvd occurred in daylight. Roy A. Thorn burg, the office manager, said it happened between noon and 12:30 p m while he and his secretary were out, with the money taken from an unlocked safe.
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Los Nietos
Norwalk Blvd
Roy A. Thornburg
Truman Seeks Full 7.9 Billion Mutual Security Aid
President Truman urged Congress to approve a 7.909 billion mutual security package to arm allies in Europe and aid economies in the Middle and Far East. He framed four reasons for sustained aid, warned against too little and too late, and anticipated political backlash as lawmakers debate cuts amid broader defense costs.
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America
Europe
Middle
Far East
Africa
Asia
Truman
Congress
United States
U.S
Russia
Acheson
Lisbon
Portugal
Edwin C. Johnson
Connally
D.-Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McKellar
BD. Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
O'Mahoney
Senate
House Economic Committee
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Reds Seek U S Secrets and Neutral Supervision
The article reports on Soviet demands during prisoner exchange talks. Reds push for neutral supervision and rights to repair North Korean airfields during a truce while blocking inspections of secret military designs. Negotiations stalled over voluntary repatriation and information on prisoners amid mutual accusations.
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T. WN
Russia
Ston
MIS SHOT DOWN NEAR 38th PARALLEL
SEOUL Korea March 6 American Sabre jets destroyed a Communist MIG and damaged another in air combat near Pyongyang. Capt Henry Frazier of Stuart Florida credited with shooting down the red jet amid six Sabres and 22 MiGs. Allied fighters damaged 50 rail cars. Marines claim two Communist tanks destroyed northeast of Pyongyang. Ground raids left 40 Communists killed and 30 wounded in four firefights west of Mundung Valley.
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Seoul
Korea
Asar
Pyoungyang
Parallel 38
Henry Frazier
Stuart
Fla
Fifth Air Force
Marine Corsair
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Mundung
Charge Red Tinge in Ship Scandal
The evolving Senate hearing details connections between the Ching International Foundation led by Morris and United Tanker Corp. The panel questions whether two banker owned ships aided Communist China and whether China Trading moved cargo to ports under Korean War era conditions.
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Ching International Foundation, Inc
Morris
Wasson
Foundation
United Tanker Corp
United Tanker
China Trading
New York
Sieling & Jarvis
China
State Department
Senate
U. S
Department
Wassen
Mundy Mundt
House
Mundt
Reds
Louis Johnson
Maritime Commission
Francis D. Flanagan
Wass
Sen. Mundt
Truman outlines Mutual Security funds by area and purpose
Washington March 6 President Truman presented to Congress a breakdown of Mutual Security Program funds by area and purpose in millions of dollars. The report details allocations for national defense development aid and related initiatives under the program.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Hospital plane crash injures two near Tokyo
A United States air hospital plane carrying 58 patients crashed on takeoff from Haneda Airport. Two passengers suffered slight injuries as propeller fragments struck them while the C97 failed to lift. Maj. John D. Davis piloted the craft, veering right and reversing propellers to avert a broader disaster.
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Tokyo
Haneda
Midway Island
John D. Davis
Tokyo Hay
Air Force
Red Envoy Named to Red China in NKorea Announcement
March 6 report from Pyongyang states Kwun Oh Chik, once North Korean ambassador to Hungary, has been named ambassador to Red China. The Red radio in Fyongyang carried the claim.
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Tokyo
Red Radio
Fyongyang
Kwun Oh Chik
Hungary
Red
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