Communism
Alleges that 205 Communists are working in the State Department
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Alleges that 205 Communists are working in the State Department
Directs the United States Atomic Energy Commission to continue work on developing a thermonuclear hydrogen bomb.
Birth of James Dunn, US vocalist Stylistics
The United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government
The United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government
Advises Truman to allocate $15 million to France for Indochina
Advises Truman to allocate $15 million to France for Indochina
Makes a speech suggesting ways in which Russia can end the Cold War
North Korea invades South Korea
The United Nations Security Council passes a resolution demanding withdrawal of North Korean forces
The United Nations Security Council passes a resolution demanding withdrawal of North Korean forces
North Korea captures Seoul, it has destroyed most of the South Korean Army
Explains his latest generalized theory of gravitation in Scientific American, placing the work within his long search for a unified foundation of field physics.
Approves military and economic aid to French forces fighting in Indochina
Supports recognition and aid for the French-backed State of Vietnam
Too much oxygen in the incubator causes him to become permanently blind. Birth of Stevie Wonder, Stevland Morris
The House of Representitives approves enlistment of 547,000
The House of Representitives approves 547,000, requested by the US Defence Dept. Senate approves the enlistment of 547,000, as requested by the US Defence Dept
Sends a report to the JCS predicting the collapse of the North Korean
Orders MacArthur to support the southern Korean army with air & sea forces
A United Nations resolution demands the withdrawal of North Korean forces from South Korea
The United Nations calls for North Korean withdrawal from South Korea
Orders all US naval & airforces in Japan, Okinawa & the Philippines to be put on alert
A United Nations resolution demands the withdrawal of North Korean forces from South Korea
Authorized after MacArthur reports on the hopelessness of the South Korean situation
Agrees to MacArthurs request & orders US forces into Korea
UN troops arrive in Pusan
Orders the United Nations pilots not to fly over the Chinese or Russian borders
A United Nations force ias forced to retreat by the North Koreans
The United Nations Security Council instructs the US to appoint a Supreme Commander in Korea
The United Nations Security Council instructs the US to appoint a Supreme Commander in Korea
MacArthur is appointed as the Supreme Commander of the United Nations forces in Korea
MacArthur is appointed as the Supreme Commander of the United Nations forces in Korea
Appointed Commander in Chief, United Nations forces in the Korean War
Appointed Commander in Chief, United Nations forces in the Korean War
Appointed Commander in Chief, United Nations forces in the Korean War
Appointed Commander in Chief, United Nations forces in the Korean War
Truman requests an increased military budget from Congress. Sends Congress an emergency appropriation of $10 billion. Increases the annual peacetime military budget to $48 billion
Pledges a "superhuman effort" to pour in men & guns to drive out the North Koreans
US troops land at Pohang-Dong but are pushed back after having formed a defensive line
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