Washington Life notes removal of WWI era temporary offices
Mrs. Prescott Bush reports on Washington life from the Senior Senator from Connecticut column. She describes the demolition of temporary Navy buildings on Constitution Avenue opposite the Commerce Department and praises the restored green lawn and monuments nearby. She also recalls a Pentagon dinner for Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy and a staff garden party despite poor weather, praising McElroy and his wife.
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Soviet pilots honored for downing US airliner in Armenia
The Soviet government expressed grateful thanks and gifts to pilots and radar operators who forced down an American Air Force plane in Soviet Armenia on June 27. Red Star cited Defense Ministry praise for successful fulfillment of command tasks. Tuskegee Institute founded in 1891 by Booker T. Washington.
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