Soviet Army Formidable, Capable of Major War
The U S Army assessment declares the Soviet Army is capable of initiating a major land war without mass destruction weapons, starting a nuclear war, or supplying manpower for operations near the Soviet Union. It cites 214 million troops across 175 divisions and notes potential use of multiple fronts against NATO forces in Western Europe.
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Yale Discloses 15 Million Gift From Old Dominion Fund
Yale University announced a 15 million dollar gift from the Old Dominion Foundation, established by Paul Mellon, to fund two new residential colleges and a permanent endowment for expanded seminar work and college-centered education. Mellon, a Yale graduate from Upperville, Virginia, was joined by praise from President Griswold during Class Day. the gift advances Yale's 10 year goal of 140 million in new capital funds.
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Humphrey Proposes National Medals for Five Intellectuals
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged Congress to create a presidential commission to award up to five national medals annually for distinguished civilian achievement. He said the five member board should be non partisan with staggered terms and would recognize contributions in arts professions and civic life.
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Senate seen revising Eisenhower program
Sen Styles Bridges predicted Congress will approve major parts of Eisenhower’s legislative program but not in the form the president wants. He cited likely revisions to defense reorganization, reciprocal trade, foreign aid, and a civilian space agency bill. Bridges expects less change to the tax legislation and foresees no massive public works spending this session. The Senate will, however, likely alter the five year extension of the reciprocal trade program.
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Dodgers Braves Televised Debut From Ebbets Field
The first major league baseball game ever televised aired from Ebbets Field on August 26, 1939, featuring the Brooklyn Dodgers against the Boston Braves. The historic broadcast marked a milestone in sports media as television began bringing live games to wider audiences.
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TV Actress Patricia Hardy Weds Actor Richard Egan
In San Francisco yesterday film actor Richard Egan and TV actress Patricia Hardy of New York were married in a Catholic ceremony at Star of the Sea church in Egan’s hometown. The Rev Willis Pan, head of the theology department at the University of San Francisco, officiated. The nuptial Mass drew more than 1,000 spectators.
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Gordon's Vodka Promises Rich Flavor And Stable Mix
Carl Kahler endorses Gordon's uniquely produced vodka claiming full flavor and better mixing from first sip to last. The ad mentions Manolga proof distilled from grain and cites Combon's Gay Gin Co as distributor in Lio, Ainden, Wok.
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