American farmer will beat communism by feeding Europe
A U S observer argues farmers will halt chaos in Europe by supplying grain, fats, and coal payments through Marshall Plan aid. He cites a six month lag before price effects, notes Europe’s reliance on food, and warns political leaders against underfunding agricultural exports.
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Marshall calls for U N showdown over Russia vetoes
Secretary of State Marshall urged the U N General Assembly to curb Soviet veto power proposing a 55 nation committee in constant session to handle world security and act as an appeals board. He offered to relinquish the U S veto in nongravest cases and blamed Moscow for Korea deadlock and intrusions into Greece by its allies.
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Scientists split five metals to aid research not weapons
Nobel physicists announce spallation of lead, bismuth, thallium, platinum and tantalum, yielding new radioactive isotopes for science and medicine. They caution these splinters cannot produce bombs or energy, but mark a humanitarian step toward future energy and matter creation.
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University of California
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