Moscow shifts to peace messaging in new Soviet strategy
Western diplomats see Moscow turning off the heat after six weeks of hard line moves. Kremlin planners reportedly aim at stalling a Japanese peace treaty and may announce a Soviet delegation to San Francisco. U.S. officials like Secretary Acheson caution that Russia has not abandoned expansion and urge concrete actions toward UN peace.
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Bunche Defends U N Korea Action
Nobel peace prize winner Ralph Bunche contends that Korean action is not useless and may prove decisive in our times. He argues that those who call the action useless speak falsely and warns against underestimating its impact on free world unity and emerging collective action.
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No Prison Numbers on Nebraska Inmate Uniforms
Nebraska law prohibits stenciling a convict’s prison number on inmate uniforms. The ruling aims to protect inmate privacy and prevent identification during transportation and labor. Authorities note enhanced privacy measures while maintaining security standards.
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New Feeder Planned for Blast Furnaces Next Year
Better Ore Service will introduce a new feeder for blast furnaces as iron ore usage rises. The Great Lakes will see the launch of the largest ore carrier ever built for service on the lakes.
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