Sixth Fleet Commander Known as Cat Shapes Nuclear Readiness
Admiral Charles Randall Brown, nicknamed Cat, leads the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean as U.S. policy weapon against Soviet expansion. The AP profile emphasizes his urgent tempo, disciplined leadership, and personal life including gardening, humor, Bible study, and a long naval career from Annapolis to NATO, with a focus on being prepared for potential conflict and rapid at-sea operations.
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U S Indians Have High Death Rate
Washington based report from the Public Health Service outlines dire Indian health statistics and the drive to supply medical arms, build hospitals, and expand care across reservations. It notes high deaths from tuberculosis pneumonia and intestinal diseases, and calls for more doctors, hospitals, and funding to improve outcomes over five to ten years.
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Russian jet liner TU-104 review by American airmen
The article compares the Soviet TU-104 with Western jets, noting it is a military derivative carrying fewer passengers, burning more fuel, and lacking interior safety and comfort. Western experts praise more advanced designs like the Boeing 707 and Caravelle, while U.S. producers stress standards, safety, and financial hurdles in achieving a self sustaining commercial jet transport. The piece cites A W Abels Convair, Floyd Hall TWA, Donald W Douglas, and W E Beall Boeing.
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Vodka Declared American Drink By Industry Council
Washington reports the American Vodka Council declares vodka an American beverage and contrasts it with cheaper Russian products. The council asserts vodka is embraced in the United States and notes ongoing misconceptions about its national origin. Rep. Baring inserted the proclamation into the Congressional Record.
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Sloan Scholarships Help Williams College Freshmen
Five of the 108 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation scholarships to 21 institutions are in Williams College's freshman class this fall.
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