A-11 Jet Interceptor Rumors Stir Cold War Wonder
The March Aviation Week report hints at a Mach 3.5 A-11 interceptor capable of speeds beyond sound up to 100,000 feet and long range. It notes its test over Soviet airspace, potential dual use for precision atomic strikes, and that eight are in operation with fifty on order. A-11 may outfly defenses while echoing secrecy around covert reconnaissance exploits.
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Johnson
Aviation Week and
Space Technology
Francis Gary Powers
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Aviation Week
United States
Samos
Rapacki Plan Seeks Nuclear Freeze Across Central Europe
The Polish government proposes a nuclear arms freeze in Poland Czechoslovakia East and West Germany, with international inspection by NATO and Warsaw Pact teams at transport hubs and plants. The idea risks upsetting strategic balance but could advance disarmament.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
East
West Germany
Adam Rapacki
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
Warsaw Pact
92 year old donor gives 250 acre New Jersey farm as county park
Ninety two year old Mrs. Geraldine Thompson donates her 250 acre farm in New Jersey to become a county park for children. She says we must protect the family and help boys and girls understand maturity using the past to help the future. The piece counsels returning to elder wisdom.
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Geraldine Thompson
New Jersey
Mary Hillyer revives Savannah slums into thriving homes
In Savannah Georgia Mrs Mary Hillyer defies urban renewal sceptics transforming derelict Trustees Garden Village area into 25 restored buildings. With husband H Hansell Hillyer backing and patient capital she rebuilt decayed blocks, attracting tenants and inspiring others like Mills B Lane Jr to rehabilitate nearby areas. The venture, profitable after seven to eight years, demonstrates private sector can rejuvenate cities while preserving historic charm.
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Savannah
Georgia
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Dr. Galbraith
Mary Hillyer
Washington
Mrs. Hillyer
Illinois
Chicago
H. Hansell Hillyer
Savannah Gas Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Turstes Garden Village
Insurance Company
New York
Greenwich Village
South
New Orleans
Mills B. Lane Jr
Trustees Garden Village
Mary Hilyer
United States
Congress
Dear Abby and reader questions on teen pregnancy and advice
The column presents reader letters about teen pregnancy and an unwed pregnancy, teen school issues, dating height biases, and personal notes to Abby. It includes Abby's guidance on adoption, staying in school, and handling relationship expectations. Abby encourages contacting Family Service Agency and notes caution against improper adoption.
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Abby
Study Agenda Cuts Time to Learn and Recall
A professor advises college students to skim 25 to 30 pages in 10 minutes then extract key definitions laws and attention determinants. Create a personal true false exam from each chapter to outguess the professor and drill for rapid review, claiming the method helps many Liberal Arts and Business College students. CLEVELAND A threatened zoo strike ends as workers accept a new two year contract.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Zoo
Legislative Session Not Now Planned
Governor James A. Rhodes says no current plan for a special session though he is weighing a request from Senator John C. Smith to realign Ohio congressional districts. Smith notes population-based court guidance and cites Districts 3 and 15 as out of line. A likely May session depends on a voter approved $500 million highway bond issue in the primary.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
John C. Smith
Montgomery
Smith
Supreme Court
Ohio
Butler
Berliet toDeliver Trucks to Cuba Promptly
Lyon France Berliet Co says it will begin delivery of eight million dollars worth of trucks to Communist Cuba within weeks. Britain s Leyland Motors has a ten million dollar bus contract with Castro but no delivery date. The United States protests both sales.
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Lyon
France
Berliet Co
Cuba
Britain
Leyland Motors
Castro
United States
Life Begins At 40 In Cuernavaca Retiree Haven
Hundreds of affluent Americans live in Cuernavaca enjoying a sunny climate and lush grounds with views of Popocatepetl. Robert White recalls buying land for 18000 dollars and a 40000 dollar house, total around 65000, with low taxes and Inmigrante Rentista visa plans. He and Dorothy White praise the climate, beauty, and local servants, and describe active church life, painting lessons, and charitable work as key retirement joys.
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
Mexico City
Robert
Dorothy White
Town Road
Shangri-La
Popocatepetel
New Jersey
States
White
Episcopal Church
New Hampshire Voters Rally Behind Lodge in Primary
New Hampshire voters gave Henry Cabot Lodge a victory in the Republican presidential primary, voting more on personality than issues. Lodge’s image as a tall, pleasant, noncontroversial New Englander outweighed debates from Goldwater Rockefeller and Nixon, signaling the power of image over policy in a volatile election season.
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New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
New
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
U. S
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Kennedy
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SUN Y Messenger
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Saunath Ohio
MicMitich
Associated Press
Mative Messenger Publishing Co
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