Churchill Won't End Health Plan Despite Criticism
London reports Winston Churchill and the Conservatives back Britain's National Health Service while promising to fix the plan's faults. They defend socialized medicine but urge economy and clearer priorities. Costs have risen sharply since 1948. doctors complain of underfunding and high patient demand. free wigs remain, but patients pay for most dentures and glasses.
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Governors Told Steel to Be Short
Governors from 35 states met with Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson, Defense Secretary Robert Lovell and Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann to discuss steel supplies for schools highways and hospitals. The outlook was cautious with limited steel expected next year and Gov John S Battle of Virginia called the briefing discouraging.
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Arctic Warms Up Reds Interested in Spitsbergen
NEW YORK reports rising Arctic temperatures may boost Russian interest in the Norwegian owned Spitsbergen archipelago. Kremlin notes to Oslo cite Russia as first to discover the area while Norse Vikings explored it in the 13th century. They describe coal mines near Long Year City and other exports, with Italy and Greenland codfish banks noted as changing boreal trade.
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Airborne Santa Letters Drop Tonight Near North Pole
In Bairbanks Alaska AP reports a candy striped pole will emerge from Arctic ice to mark a North Pole drop. North Pole Nellie conceived the event but will not join the Alaskan Airlines JDC-4 as it passes overhead around 11 PM to release the red and white pole.
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Traffic Problems Discussion Friday at State Officials Meeting
State officials will discuss traffic problems at a Friday meeting of the New York State Federation of Safety Organizations. The Pilot notes observers including Onondaga County officials and the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce will attend a luncheon and a safety panel will review proposed uniform traffic courts and periodic vehicle inspections.
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Lawyers Protest Arrests At German Chancellery
Police detained four lawyers after a Denver street confrontation with a guard at the German Chancellery. Officer James Moore arrested one for jaywalking and three for interference as a group of four argued with guards and the Ministry of the Interior official. The incident followed a prior plan by rightist circles to disrupt the Parliament buildings.
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