Technological Revolution In Weapons News Rewrite
Secretary Johnson and Admiral Sherman report rapid Navy modernization with atomic submarine aims and new detection and attack devices. Undersea jet missiles, hydrogen bomb testing rumors, nerve agents, biological warfare research, and radioactive byproducts raise alarms. Guided missiles, radar bombsights and infrared sights expand night combat, while Defense and press observers warn of a broad tech revolution in warfare.
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Secretary of Defense
Lewis Johnson
Forest Sherman
Congressional
Sherman
Bikini
Eniwetok
Johnson
Army
Air Force
United States
Russia
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
The Plight Of The Indians and Policy Change
An editorial warning against welfare state policies for Native Americans. It reviews historic mistreatment, starvation in 1947 Hopi and Navajo reservations, and a proposed 88 million dollar rehabilitation plan for schools roads irrigation and resource use. It urges a permanent, citizen-led path to full rights and self-sufficiency.
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Southwest
Department of Interior
Congress
Truman
John R. Nichols
U. S
George Washington
Mr. Nichols
Strange As It Seems From Wartime Washington Notes
A column notes U.S. State Department backing for “total diplomacy” and criticizes Willis Smith for opposing a 40 cent minimum wage in 1947 while his later ads tout high wages. It reports a Soviet plan to build large airfields near Okinawa run by Chinese forced labor, with airstrips in Fukien province. It mocks Secretary Johnson’s offhand remarks and jokes about Baruch, and mentions Oklahoma CIO’s neutral stance in the Thomas-Monroney race, plus Egypt recruiting an army and navy of international rovers to confront Israel.
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Witt
Ieeig
Voice of America
State Department
Ed Barrett
Acheson
Willis Smith
North Carolina
Senate
Smith
North Carolina General Assembly
Morehead City
Okinawa
United States
Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Fukien
East China Sea
U.S
Avie Dee Biot
Ningpo
Joint Chiefs
Europe
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
Philippines
Loury
Harry
Louis Johnson
Truman
Louey
Baruch
Baruch J
Oklahoma
State Cio Council
Elmer Thomas
Mike Monroney
Thomas
Monroney
Balloons Across the Pacific Silent War Strategy Revealed
Drew Pearson recalls a wartime secret the press sought to hide as Japan launched 60 000 balloons across the Pacific to Oregon and Texas. Censors suppressed news to mislead Tokyo about balloon success and deter further use. After the war, details showed incendiary and potential bacteriological payloads aimed at forests and Russia through wind routes. The idea drew interest from officials before State Department veto.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Ohnon
Texas
U. S
Kurile Islands
Formosa
Pacific
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