More Coal Fewer Miners Predicted by AEP Official
An Appalachian Electric Power Co official told a Lions Club audience that the coal industry is undergoing a change, not sickness, and that the nation will see more coal production with fewer miners underground in West Virginia. The speaker cited company studies and noted the shift in industry dynamics.
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U S Still Tops in Air Superiority Gruenther Says
General Alfred Gruenther testified that the United States maintains a substantial edge in long-range airpower over the Soviet Union and can keep the advantage. He urged speeding up long-range bomber production and cited NATO defenses extending farther forward with West Germany’s contribution. He expressed faith in Adenauer and noted no concern over German talks with Soviet leaders.
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