Russia Has Wide Lead Over U S In Ground Forces
A detailed analysis by AP Military assesses Western Europe and global balance of power. It notes the United States trimmed the Army to its smallest since Korea and relies on volunteers with draft end near. The piece compares Soviet strength, NATO commitments, and allied defenses, highlighting armor, armor, air power, and strategic balance in a tense Cold War context.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Wester Wallington
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Marine Corps
NATO
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South Korea
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Air Farce
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Western
Jo i Crane
Poland
Vietmamy
Horns in Country Music Leader Davis Shapes Nash Brass
Davis, a Nashville music figure, built the Nash Brass from a single idea to blend horns with country rhythm. He moved from MGM to RCA after 1968, launching the group in August that year. The ensemble played fairs and symphonies, winning awards while producing diverse artists. Davis aims to stay active across music genres to keep his ear attuned to all styles.
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Nancy Shipley
Associated Press
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Fem
Danny Tavi Fable
Nash Brass
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Pheasant Unter Glass
Mula
MGM
Connie Francis
RCA
Chet Atkins
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Demand power plant near Rock Springs be shut down
The Sierra Club urged the $300 million Jin Bridger Power Plant near Rock Springs Wyoming be shut down until the EPA guarantees clean air standards. In a legal letter to EPA chief William Ruckelshaus, the club claimed the final environmental impact statement is overdue and public welfare protections are unmet. The EPA has 60 days to respond.
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Net
Bureau of Learch Management
Rockelshaus
Tarali
Governor orders emergency spraying near Niobrara
Lincoln governor orders an emergency aerial spray over Niobrara and surrounding area to combat a health crisis from a heavy mosquito infestation. The plan covers about 2 000 acres and a meeting in Omaha will decide further action with state health officials and Army Corps of Engineers involvement.
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APY
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Exon
Niobrara
Heresson
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Knox County
Army Corps of Engineers
New Owner for KODY Radio in North Platte Neb
KODY Radio changes hands to North Platte Broadcasting Inc led by Dick Wagner of Cincinnati with John J Phillips and Eames Irvin among officers. The sale awaits FCC approval as KODY traces its 1930 air start and GM dog DiNatale plans to stay on.
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Neb
Uapi
Robert A. Lau
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Kody Radio, Inc
KODY
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North
Platte
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Central City
Wagner
Cincinnati Reds
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John J. Phillips
Lincoln
Midwest Supply Corp
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Irvin
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Gray outlines sharper FBI stance amid recruitment shift
Acting director Patrick Gray in Denver said he will raise the shade on FBI activities, signaling a stricter, more direct approach than J Edgar Hoover. He announced a 2:30 PM Wednesday news conference in Omaha and touted broader recruitment of Blacks, Latinos, Hispanics, and women as special agents, while insisting no special concessions.
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Patrick Gray
FBI Activ
J. Edgar Soover
Hoover
Gray
Anon Gray
FBI
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