Truman’s enduring fight for freedom and legacy
A retrospective on Harry S Truman highlights his wartime decisions and postwar policies including the Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Korea action and Berlin airlift. The piece recalls his political rise from Grandview Missouri to the White House, his battles with Congress, and enduring respect from leaders like Nixon Johnson Eisenhower and Churchill.
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Managua Earthquake Relief Focus Shifts To Food
Nicaragua s leader Gen Anastasias Somoza urged aid from foreign nations toward food for quake survivors saying medicine and blood supplies are adequate. Managua 75 percent destroyed, 5 009 dead. evacuees ordered out as water and power remain absent. CARE reports 700 tons of food. US Red Cross appeals for money. US Air Force and engineers dispatch supplies and equipment from Florida and Machin.
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Stocks Show Slight Gains in Early Trading
New York AP report notes the stock market edging higher amid a cautious recovery from a Friday dip. The Dow Jones industrial average hovered near 1004 as banks raised prime rates, tempering optimism with concern over broader economic conditions.
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