Truman State of the Union Signals Unity Against Communism
President Truman opened his State of the Union message to Congress declaring the country healthy and stressed strength and unity to confront world Communist aggression. He urged unity without unanimity and called for decisive action, while remaining firm on military cooperation with Western Europe.
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Truman
Congress
Tuck
Russia
America
Western
Europe
State of the Union lays out ten point program
President Truman outlined a ten point legislative program in his State of the Union message. Key items include armed forces build up, extended draft terms, war world aid, wage and price controls, farm price supports, labor stability laws, defense housing and training, more medical personnel, federal aid to education, and a major tax increase.
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Lruman
Congress
Free World
Atomic energy chief admits Soviet bomb, plans cuts
Gordon Dean said Russia possesses the atomic bomb during a news conference and noted the need to reduce peacetime atomic energy work due to the international situation. Patterns of the Korean war continued with retreats toward Pusan and heavy Communist casualties amid uncertain UN prospects. The government eased wheat and corn production controls for 1951 to bolster reserves and possibly expand spring plantings, forecasting higher meat output from unlimited corn acreage.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
United States Pushes to Brand China Aggressor at U N
In a UN session Sir Gladwyn Jebb urged caution on condemning Red China as aggressor in Korea. He signaled Britain and others might side with the United States later, while acknowledging China’s complex international stance.
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U.S
China
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
American Dumanda
U.N
Jebb
Korea
Taft presses critique over U S foreign policy stance
Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio assesses the administration and says Republicans will curb presidential power in policy making He urges restraint on sending troops to Europe and favors evaluating U N usefulness while proposing a Pacific defense shift including Formosa and Japan and warning of possible war if Russia strikes western Europe.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Europe
Taft
United States
Korea
Senate
Congress
U.S
U.N
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League of Nations
Pacific
Formosa
Japan
Russia
Government moves toward wage and price controls
Wartime measures aim to curb rising food costs amid mobilization. An 80 day wage price freeze faced internal Gov control clashes delaying action to March 1. A 30 000 person staff would enforce controls including targeting black markets and hoarding. Fixed incomes and pensioners would bear hardship from spiraling prices.
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Michael Y. Dil [Ean
Eisenhower Holds First News Conference at Pentagon
General Dwight D. Eisenhower speaks at his first press conference after being named commander in chief for European operations. He vows Western Europe defense depends on sacrifices by all Atlantic pact nations, not just the United States, and soon departs for a tour of European capitals.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pentagon
Western
Europe
U.S
Draft proposal for universal military service debated by Congress
The defense department asks Congress for a universal draft of all physically fit youths to serve 27 to 30 months. Lawmakers clash over approval timing with splits among legislators on the proposal.
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Defense Department
Congress
Mirror of Your Mind on Sex and Behavior Findings
A discussion on how parental attitudes shape children's views of sex and the role of open information. It notes a compulsive character type, raised from strict upbringing, fearing spontaneity and responsibility. A BBC study cited links well-chosen music at work to reduced fatigue and boredom.
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British Broadcasting Corporathen
London
Keeping Healthy Long Trip of Food Through Body
Panasson explains the digestive tract as a flexible elastic tube from mouth to exit. The small intestine absorbs digested nutrients while wastes travel six feet through the large intestine, with delays at curves that can mimic appendicitis and slow waste elimination.
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Panasson
Health Notes On Eye Burns And Heart Stroke Clues
Health notes describe symptoms of tiredness at 11 am and 4 pm with hunger and fatigue, advise immediate eye washing for chemical burns and eye irritation from dust or smoke using a salt solution or castor oil, and note rest weeks after a heart stroke. They explain that a heart attack involves a clot and teeth may reveal other organ issues.
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