Army Snipes At Air Force On Missiles
Washington AP Army generals at the Association of the United States Army meeting attacked Air Force doctrine and the Defense Department rules limiting Army missile work. They urged development of long range anti air missiles to counter ICBMs and touted Nike Zeus as a potential counter weapon, while noting a 100 mile Army missile range limit.
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Association of the United States Army
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House Appropriations Committee
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Air Defense Command
America
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Navy
Continental Air Defenses Command
Charles E. Wilson
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Taster
United Fund drive nears end with most divisions below goal
Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund reports 72 hours left to meet the year’s target. Total to noon Tuesday reaches 325 290, near last year’s total and 66 percent of the goal. Jewelry stores and Nissen Trampoline Company exceed their targets. several divisions show progress while many pledge cards are still outstanding. The final luncheon and victory report are set for Friday noon at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marlon United Fund
Victory Report
Chamber of Temmerce
Marion
Nissen
Ike cites Nixon Gruenther Stassen as GOP 1960 picks
Washington by Ruth Montgomery reports Eisenhower told several politicians the Republican future faces three superb candidates for 1960. He listed Nixon Gruenther and Harold Stassen with Nixon seen as leading, Gruenther a well regarded former NATO chief of staff, Stassen previously a Minnesota governor and now a lower profile official.
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Washington
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Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Alfred M. Gruenther
Harold Stassen
Ike
Stassen
Minnesota
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White House
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State Department
John Foster Dulles
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Nixon
Driva
Earl Gruenther
Tke
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NATO
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Fare
American Red Cross
Gruembher
Snooper Nuclear Rocket Ship Planned in Canoga Park
Los Angeles Examiner reports advance studies on a nuclear powered ship Snooper to reach high speeds near light, with outlining plans at North American Aviation Rocketdyne in Canoga Park. Projections include sublight to beyond moon flight and possible Venus and Mars trips, though no construction has begun. The piece discusses relativistic limits and propulsion concepts as explorations in early space drive theory.
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Los Angeles Examiner
Snooper
North American Aviation
Rocketdyne
Canoga Park
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Christian Clausen
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Space
Einstein
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Mars
Bence Fan
North American
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Grenade Thrown In Parliament by Religious Crank
A 20 year old Iraqi religious crank tossed a hand grenade in the Israeli parliament on the first anniversary of Israel's invasion of Egypt. Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and three other ministers were slightly wounded while Minister of Religious Affairs Moshe Shapiro sustained more serious injuries. The assailant Moshe Cohen Duck was seized by police.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Moshe Cohen Duck
Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
Moshe Carmel
Moshe Shapiro
Gaillard Asked to Form Government in French Crisis
Paris AP report says Felix Gaillard, 47, a fiscal wizard and austerity advocate, was asked by President Rene Coty to form a new government after the National Assembly rejected Socialist Guy Mollet and political turmoil deepened in France.
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Gaillard
Paris
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Rene Coty
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Guy Motici
What This Country Needs Is a Name for Her Satellite
A humorous AP column questions what to name the United States satellite after launch. It notes Vanguard was tried but faded, Sputnik evokes laughter, and proposes letting military naming flair decide while recalling World War II bomber nicknames before noting Spunik remains the benchmark.
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Ed Creagh
Washington
Kintu
Sputnik
New York
Madison Avenue
Vanguard
Eva
4Il
Spulnik
Khrushchev Says Zhukov Has No Final Job Yet
In Moscow Khrushchev says former defense chief Marshal Zhukov has not been assigned a new post yet though he will use his experience and qualifications. Khrushchev met Zhukov at a Turkish embassy event amid internal Soviet reshuffle speculation.
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Georgi Ghukov
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Zhukov
Ivan K. Bugramian
Zhukoav
Barramian
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US 5
Charles £. Wilson
Wilson
Mfense
Georgi Zhukov
Dulles
Communist Party
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Gulles
Zhuitev
Nikita Kurushchey
Frussia
Soviet Union
Stalin
Secret Police
Kremlin
China
Movie Mogul Louis Mayer Dies at 72
Hollywood reports the death of Louis B. Mayer at age 72 after a battle with leukemia. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cofounder, a central figure in classic cinema, spent August in hospital and returned home to Bel Air before passing away at UCLA Medical Center.
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Mayer
Metro- Guldwyn-Maxer
Han Wrmonth
Ie Iycoon
Lanemie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
MGM
Irving Thalberg
Plane theft and sea plunge shocks Seattle area
An unemployed airman stole a light plane in Seattle, buzzed downtown buildings, and apparently crashed into the Pacific. J A Greenawalt, 24, identified by a radio caller, admitted stealing the plane as inquiries by the CAA continued. His family in Alaska and the Seattle incident sparked a wide search and official theories.
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Wash
Airy Force
Seattle
Wthen
Pacific Ocean
Himelf
J. A. Greenawalt
Greenawalt
Stinson
Boeing
CAA
Foday's Chuckle Cats Discuss Court Game
A pair of cats observe a tennis match with one revealing the joke that his affection stems from his old man being in the racket. The whimsical exchange centers on a pun about a cricketing or tennis racket and family connection.
Student Slain Wife and Her Father in Beloit Fire Incident
Beloit college student, 27, set fire to his home on May day night then shot and critically wounded his estranged wife Christine Burns 19 and her father John Jacsonson 70. He fled to Rockford Illinois where he was captured early Tuesday. Edward Burns is wanted on charges.
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Beloit College
Rockford
Edward &. Burns
Christine Burns
John Jaconsan
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