Babson warns ten cities doomed by third World War
WELLESLEY Mass December 26 U P economist Roger W Babson 71 warns that the ten largest U S cities will be destroyed when a third world war comes He advocates decentralization to rural areas and says Eureka Kansas will house atom proof vaults for copies of his records He urges camouflaged industrial sites and says a spiritual awakening is lacking to prevent war
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French changes in Indo China strain decolonization tone
The 1945 upheavals left Indo China with a strong Viet Namese nationalism. Viet Nam asserts full foreign policy control and seeks Cochin China by referendum. France, weakened by a new Fourth Republic, faces a troubled path to retaining its Asian empire. Prime Minister Leon Blum warns conflicts may worsen before improving.
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Desert Area Southwest of Guadalupe Leased for Testing
The desert area southwest of Guadalupe used in the war as a tank and armored car testing ground has been leased by International Harvester for testing industrial power equipment.
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State Disease Report Shows Drop in Arizona New Cases
The Arizona Department of Health reports 549 new communicable disease cases for the week ending last Saturday, down from 675 the prior week. The decline highlights improving trends in public health surveillance across the state.
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