Soviets Build Atomic Submarines At Rapid Rate
Washington reports U S officials estimate the Soviet Union may build seven to ten atomic powered submarines annually, roughly matching U S output. Records show the United States produced nine nuclear engined submarines last year, with the program facing safety delays. The Soviets have not set a termination date and have begun surfacing subs more often, while Jane s Fighting Ships notes about 26 Soviet and 30 U S atomic subs were in operation late last year.
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Landslide Wins For Taft Wilkinson In Primaries
AP dispatch notes landslides for Robert Taft Jr. and Bud Wilkinson across seven primaries. John H. Glenn Jr. ran well after withdrawing, Barry Goldwater carried Indiana's 32 convention votes, and Wallace lost to Gov. Matthew Welsh in Indiana but claimed a 30 percent share. Oklahoma records Bud Wilkinson as GOP Senate frontrunner, with Edmondson and Harris in a runoff.
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Quadruplets born in Liverpool with one survivor
In Liverpool four newborns a girl and three boys arrived two months early and each weighed about two pounds. Only one infant remained alive today, while the family of dockworker Mrs. Tom McKeown mourns the loss.
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Tom McKeown
Frederick O'Neal Elected President of Actors Equity
New York AP reports Frederick O'Neal, 58, a character actor, was elected president of Actors Equity Association the 11 000 member union of stage performers He becomes the first Negro to hold the post and will lead the union in representing actors across the country.
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Frederick O'Neal
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Peery seeks third term as state treasurer
Walter H. Peery of Topeka filed Tuesday as a Republican candidate for renomination. He is running for a third term as state treasurer in the election.
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Topeka
Walter H. Peery
Truman Matsumoto discuss war and peace in Independence
In Independence AP reports a five minute dialogue between President Truman and Dr. Takuo Matsumoto, Hiroshima College president and hibakusha spokesman. Matsumoto recalls losses from the 1945 atom bomb and both men emphasize avoiding future conflicts as a World Peace Study Mission tours the United States.
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Pasco Faces Loss After New Census Count
Pasco city officials ordered a new head count to boost state liquor and gasoline tax shares. The census cost 1567 dollars and showed a population drop of 823 to 15,677, risking about 13100 dollars in state funds for the year.
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