Alaskas Air Defenses Upgrades With New Missiles
Defense officials say Alaska’s air defense has modern missiles radar upgrades and faster interceptors. The system includes F102s, squadroned missiles, Nike Hercules units, and patrol ships plus Adak Kodiak and Fort Richardson forces ready to reinforce on short notice. The article notes ongoing Olympic-level vigilance near Siberia and Berlin-zone air traffic controls.
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Personal Income Dips in February Amid One Time Dividend Boosts
Washington reports February personal income fell from January when a GI insurance dividend added 3.5 billion to January figures. Excluding that boost, February income rose 2 billion, with durable shifts in airman honors and housing construction noted. Tex-Star Oil buys Delhi-Taylor pipeline unit. Airman of the Month honors go to 21-year-old Bill Phillips at Kincheloe AFB for leadership and morale. Cairo opens a new $16.8 million international airport terminal, with ceremony planned later.
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Local Artist's Work Displayed At Ball State
Muncie James Edward Sanders an Anderson artist was accepted by the judge for the annual Drawing and Small Sculpture Show now on exhibit in the Ball State Teachers College gallery. From 238 entries 11 sculptures and 183 drawings were selected. Philip Rhys Adams Cincinnati Art Museum judged the show praised by Vincent Price who opened the exhibit. Sanders sculpture Totem in red wood. Address 605 Cottage Ave.
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Lease Plan International forms Special Purpose Leasing Corp
New York based Lease Plan International announces a wholly owned subsidiary Special Purpose Leasing Corp to supply financing facilities for non automotive assets at rates comparable to direct borrowings. Chairman H L Meckler says major New York bank has arranged substantial financing for the subsidiary. Canada farms also growing larger and fewer.
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Western alliance split endangers US leadership say Chinese Reds
Red Flag article carried by New China News Agency asserts Western allies split over Europe and Britain France and West Germany seek greater independence from US policy. It claims the United States remains the Western camp’s main force despite eroding control.
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Soviet Ilyushin Bomber Flies Over Berlin Airport
A Soviet twin jet Ilyushin bomber flew over Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, according to an American spokesman. The incident underscores rising Cold War tensions as UPI reports the unusual overflight by a Soviet air patrol.
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British Official Visits Viet Nam
Britain's parliamentary under secretary of state for foreign affairs, Peter Thomas, arrived in Saigon from Bangkok for a two day introductory visit.
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Unleavened Bread to Be Shipped for Passover Aid
The American Joint Distribution Committee will ship 250000 pounds of unleavened bread to nine European countries to help needy Jews observe Passover. A separate report from Woerden, Holland, notes a wagon load of oxygen and propane gas cylinders exploded after a lamp was left burning, causing shattered windows but no injuries.
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Farm Management Meet Set at Alexandria Monroe High School
The first in a series of farm management schools will be held at Alexandria Monroe High School on Tuesday March 19 at 730 p.m. Harold R. Berry, county extension agent, says the session will cover Indiana farmers competitive position in the coming decade with Ronald Bannan Purdue extension economist discussing technology, production shifts, demand changes and price pressures. Farmers are urged to contact Berry’s office for information and enrollment.
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Monday Activities at YMCA and Local Clubs
The schedule lists events at the YMCA and various clubs including Realtors Public Relations and Lady Lions Dinner. It notes multiple swim sessions for college and cadet groups, Aqua Belles performances, and badminton and gym activities across afternoon and evening slots.
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Soviet Delegation Arrives in Belgrade for Talks
A Soviet economic delegation arrived in Belgrade on Tuesday to discuss industrial cooperation with Yugoslav officials. The visit marks ongoing efforts to expand bilateral economic ties between the two nations.
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