Millions Wasted on Greenland Air Base Under Senate Probe
Senate investigators study reports that millions were spent on a secret Greenland air base code named Bluejay near the North Pole and on an air route to Soviet Russia. Hearings may be ordered this week as Lyndon Johnson presses for reforms and a report on Bluejay is promised within days.
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Global lichens thrive in polar and temperate zones
Lichens occur worldwide with most species in temperate and boreal regions, while only a few reach polar areas. The game species are distributed across both Arctic and Antarctic environments, highlighting their wide yet selective global presence.
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Heavy Construction In Maryland And West Va
The National Production Authority said 1952 second quarter industrial construction will exceed 7 billion dollars nationwide. In Maryland and West Virginia the bulk goes to chemical and steel sectors with Bethlehem Steel investing over 6 million at Sparrows Point, Carbide and Carbon over 18 million at South Charleston and Institute, and Allied Chemical about 22 million at Moundsville.
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Wickedest Untruth Says Mrs. Roosevelt in India
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told reporters in Calcutta that it was the wickedest untruth to claim the United States aimed to provoke a war with China or any Asian power. She denied dropping an atom bomb on Korea or China and urged more propaganda spending to counter Soviet influence in Asia while on a world tour. She leaves for Bangkok tomorrow.
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Lacy Named to Maryland Training School Board
Annapolis March 23 Gov McKeldin announces the appointment of James J Lacy Jr 25 a former Loyola College athlete to the board of managers of the Maryland Training School for Boys The News source noted the disclosure as seen in print.
Need Patience Ridgway Calls for Patience in Korea Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports General Matthew Ridgway urging patience as UN Command negotiators press Communist powers in Korea. He frames the stakes as lives of Allied prisoners and world peace, warns against aggressive questioning, and condemns germ warfare claims by Russia.
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Ridgway Reflects on War, Armistice and Duty
General Ridgway warns of Soviet deception and big lie tactics fueling hatred. He questions timing of Korea armistice talks, notes past doubts about Communist sincerity, and stresses effort, loyalty, and achieving victory through confidence of comrades. He dismisses questions about succeeding Eisenhower as impractical.
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Night Routine and Ending the Occupation in Japan
A description of a leader juggling war efforts with negotiated peace. He seeks settlement while overseeing Japan’s occupation and arranging its orderly end. The narrative frames the leader’s dual role in military and diplomatic moves during postwar restructuring.
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Sparkman Sees Foreign Aid Bill Slashed By Congress
Washington March 23 Senator Sparkman predicted Congress would cut about a billion dollars from the seven point nine billion dollar foreign aid program. Senator Russell called the estimate conservative. Sparkman told a reporter heExpected cuts were likely as lawmakers debate the aid bill.
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Lawmakers discuss sensible, partial cuts to military aid
A congressional source notes hopes for reductions on a sensible basis without crippling the program. Talks with Foreign Relations Committee colleagues show strong sentiment for economy. A possible plan mentions a percentage cut, perhaps a ten percent reduction in direct military aid and a related approach.
Congress urged to let administration cut aid program
A speaker argued for a 77 percent cut in economic aid aligning with Secretary Lovett who urged Congress to defer to the administration on where to apply reductions. He stressed that final decisions should rest with the executive branch if Congress reduces funding.
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Hopkins Doctor Named Head Of Hospital Commission
March 23. Dr. Edwin L. Crosby director of Johns Hopkins Hospital was chosen to lead a newly organized commission to inspect and approve American hospitals.
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