Safety Zone Rejected by MacArthur in Korea Border Plan
Secretary of State Acheson testified that in November Gen. MacArthur rejected an Allied plan for a demilitarized safety zone along the Korean Manchurian border. The idea, backed by Britain and others, aimed to deter Red China without UN troops advancing. Acheson noted MacArthur did not violate orders, while Collins accused him of straying from policy.
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U S China policy blamed as distortion on Senate floor
Maine Senator denounces Achesons China policy review as a mire of contrived confusion and accuses the Secretary of outright prevarication or ignorance of State Department actions. Acheson says the U N should be consulted on armistice proposals and Korea political issues require UN involvement. Gillette of Town disputes this reading and repudiates it. The News, Frederick, Md., June 6, 1951.
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United States seeks global support before unilateral action
Acheson stated that the United States commands in Korea are subject to a report to the Security Council and nothing more. He emphasized the need for enthusiastic support from U N allies and said the US aims to follow a course with broad international backing rather than taking unilateral steps.
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Meat shortage seen across Chicago and nation
Meat packing plants in many cities have reduced or halted beef slaughtering causing industry spokesmen to warn a sharp scarcity could reach butcher shops by next week. Packers blame limited cattle supplies and their inability to buy under OPS price ceilings.
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Hopkins Loses Two Faculty To SUNY College Of Medicine
Baltimore June 5 Johns Hopkins University announced the resignations of two leading medical researchers and teachers. Dr Perrin H Long and Dr Emmanuel B Schoenbach will leave to join the State University of New York College of Medicine. Long has served 22 years at Johns Hopkins and will become executive officer and professor of medicine at SUNY. Schoenbach will be professor at SUNY.
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Physician Leaders Ties to Johns Hopkins and Brooklyn Hospital
Dr Long, director of Medicine at Mam Onides Hospital Brooklyn, has served as Professor and Director of Preventive Medicine at Johns Hopkins since 1940. The department began that year with a Rockefeller grant, after he joined Hopkins as Associate Professor in 1929. Dr Schoenbach, returning to New York, is Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine and directs a project on synthetic drug use for infectious diseases. Dr Long pioneered sulfa drugs and their development.
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Boonsboro Urged to Build Municipal Sewage Disposal System
Boonsboro officials urged to establish a municipal sewage disposal system as a health measure amid inadequate cesspools. County Health Department and State Sanitary Engineering Bureau warn overflow into streets as population grows. Also notes Glauber’s salt used in an experimental solar storage device for heating.
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