McNamara says Bomarc missiles could draw Soviet fire
Defense Secretary McNamara told a House subcommittee that Bomarc missiles in Canada and the United States might lure Soviet missiles away from other targets. His remarks, made in secret testimony and disclosed now, could influence Canadian voters amid debates over U.S. nuclear arming. He argued the system costs about 20 million dollars yearly and would be pursued despite flaws.
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McNamara
Canada
U.S
House
Diefenbaker
Russia
North Bay
Ontario
Lamacaza
Quebec
William Minshall
Ohio
Italy
Turkey
Minshall
Printers Protest Halt Inquirer Publication
Philadelphia workers from the International Typographical Union met in the composing room to protest the firing of a longtime employee. Management called the meeting illegal, and by 2:30 a.m. the Inquirer announced it would not publish that night, with workers sent home despite no settlement.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
International Typographical Union
the Inquirer
Christine Keeler Returns to London Saying Nothing
Christine Keeler arrived back from Spain and declined to comment on questions about her relationship with a cabinet minister. Parliament discussed rumors about War Minister John Profumo and her disappearance during a Jamaican boyfriend's trial earlier this month.
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Christine Keeler
Spain
John Profumo
House of Commons
Proffumo
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ICC Ruling Shifts Freight Revenue to Midwest Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a major reallocation of transcontinental freight revenues, boosting eastern and midwestern lines while reducing western shares. Effective by July 1, the change could yield up to 50 million dollars annually for eastern and midwestern roads, with several major lines identified as gainers and losers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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ICC
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Midwest
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St. Louis
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Great Western
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Girltown
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