Breeder Plan Draws Fire At Atom Commission
The Atomic Energy Commission plans experimental breeding to produce atomic materials and a reactor to yield power and materials. Dr. Hafstad said the breeder would be built at Arco Idaho with aims to ease fissionable material shortages. Separately Nationalist ships attacked a US vessel near Shanghai prompting a protest from Washington and renewed Sino Nationalist tensions.
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Labor groups seek Taft Hartley exemptions in construction
Employer associations and labor unions in the U S construction industry urge the national labor relations board to grant blanket Taft Hartley exemptions from election requirements. The move aims to ease collective bargaining frictions and potentially aid housing and building activity as Congress reconvenes.
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Population rise seen in U.S. 26 year forecast
A U.S. Department of Agriculture report projects U.S. population growing from about 150 million to 188.5 million by 1975, a 26.4 percent increase. The projection relies on high fertility, low mortality, net immigration, and substantial internal migration.
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Reds Report Vegetation on Mars Claim By Soviet Scientists
A Soviet astronomer from a south central Russian observatory announced that visible proof indicates vegetation exists on Mars. He described plant life on Martian mountains and arctic-like regions, claiming luminescent radiance similar to Earth wild plants.
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Census Will Ask Most to Tell It All By April First
Federal census takers begin by April 1 and will request basic details from almost every person. Every fifth person will provide extra information on residence a year ago and parents’ birthplaces. Additional data on income employment and veteran status will be gathered from adults in that group.
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GOP pushes label of welfare and poorhouse states
The GOP attacks the Truman administration calling it a welfare state and warns of a looming poorhouse state due to tariff cuts and job exports. Guy Gabrielson argues Democrats burden future taxpayers and endanger free enterprise, noting public anger over policy.
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New Contract Philippines Credit Pressure Warning
Four United States senators warned Manila that disorder such as the Poorest election Batangas revolt could hurt the islands credit. Senator Ellender said he hoped for more development and law and order at a press conference. three other members agreed.
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Washing Painted Walls Care While Cleaning Glossy Paint
Use a commercial cleaner sold in package form and follow directions. A mild trisodium phosphate solution can be used as a soapless cleaner. buy at paint or grocery stores and use as labeled. Glossy paints may lose some gloss after repeated washings.
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