U N Plans Military Setup for Collective Security
New York Times reports a United Nations committee on collective security measures has agreed on a plan to establish an executive UN military authority. A commander in chief would oversee field operations with supreme authority, potentially drawing on regional groups or countries as unified command. The UN would set political objectives and may relieve the military authority if dissatisfied. The recommendations go to a 12 nation committee for final action.
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Snow and Rain Hit Wyoming Elevations
Snow mixed with rain fell in higher elevations of eastern Wyoming and Colorado while cooler air moved south and east across the northern plains and Minnesota. It remained hot in the southwest with Idaho Falls near freezing and Chicago at 69, Fort Worth 76, and Miami 75.
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Revolutionary cytology method aims to detect cancer early
Chicago report from the 16th annual assembly of cancer experts describes a cytology test that scrapes surface cells to find latent cancer up to five to seven years before tumors form. Dr. Ernest Ayre claims this simple, painless procedure can be done in any doctor's office and could save thousands of lives, especially from cervical cancer, if used yearly.
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Pakistan Accepts U N Peace Plan on Kashmir Demilitarization
Pakistan's Kash mirror affairs minister Mustaq Ahmed Gurmani said Karachi today that Pakistan has accepted demilitarization proposals from United Nations Mediator Frank P. Graham. The plan aims to settle the nearly four year dispute with India while Graham prepares a final report for the Security Council.
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Truman Campaign Figures Labeled as Charms by Solon
Washington Sept 12 41 Sen Ferguson accused President Truman of using statistics like a candidate while defending a nearly 8 billion dollar five year surplus. Byrd called figures deceptive and Taft warned against balancing via taxes. Martin urged Congress to curb waste and corruption amid budget clashes.
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