Taft Opposes 38th Parallel Truce in Korea War Debate
Senator Robert A. Taft states any settlement on the 38th parallel would render the Korean war effort a total failure. He argues the Chinese aggressor must be punished and calls for a fully independent Korea covering all of Korea. He backs a cease fire with a buffer north of the 38th parallel as a path to a united Korea and insists guarantees against rearmament before peace.
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Land Rush in Wyoming Territory 1876 1880s Totals
Under public lands acts settlers could acquire land in Wyoming Territory. 7487 acres were taken up in 1876 and by 1888 a total of 2,677,619 acres had been filed upon.
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Sons of Revolution call for U.N. withdrawal at SAR convention
At the SAR national convention in San Francisco, about 400 delegates approved a resolution urging the United States to quit the United Nations once Korea peace is achieved. They branded the U.N. un-American and dangerous, accusing it of imposing taxes and war while violating the U.S. Constitution. Mussel shells harvested in irrigation canals near Merced, Tex.
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