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    SEIZURE OF STEEL MILLS
    May 11, 1952 - USA

    Following President Truman's seizure of Steel Mills last month , the case on the legality is now before the supreme court. Does the president have powers to seize private industries in national emergencies. ( this was due to a strike in the Steel Mills.)

    WIKIPEDIA-LIKE WEBSITE LAUNCHED IN CHINA
    May 11, 2006 - China

    A Chinese version of a wikipedia-like website called Baidupedia was launched in China. The American website Wikipedia had been growing in popularity in China until the government banned it in 2005. Baidupedia was set to feature a similar format of user created encyclopedia, except it will undergo much heavier self-censorship in order to stay in good standing with the Chinese government.

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