Drawbacks to aid satellites and dominated air power
A Composite summary notes a Senate commissioned report arguing aid to Soviet satellites could backfire by strengthening the Soviet economy and aiding their control over their orbit. It questions humanitarian outcomes and warns against overreliance on air power under Admiral Arthur W. Radford’s tenure with Gen. Nathan F. Twining and Gen. Louis Norstad shaping future strategy.
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Nathan F. Twining
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Industry's replacement plan aims to survive atomic attack
The Department of Commerce proposes Continuity of Management plans for major U S corporations. Companies would decimate boards to maintain quorum, elect new directors, and establish officer succession in emergencies. The guidance, drafted by the Business and Defense Service Administration, is voluntary to prevent corporate amnesia after a nuclear strike.
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Peter Denies Jesus and Learns Humility During Trials
The sermon outlines Peter name origin and role among the apostles, recounting his bold early stance, his denials before the cock crowed, and Jesus praying for him despite Peter’s failings. It emphasizes Peter’s sorrow and ongoing support from Christ.
Yesterday's Memories 4 of Corry 20 Years Ago March 20 190
Washington Supreme Court reverses 1923 barrier on state wage and working condition rules. Corry hospital treats Alice Fitch after kerosene kitchen fire. Police seek thief who stole about $40 from Central Service Station. Local housing shortage spurs business leaders to form study committee. New Standard Screw plant to be built at Fifth Ave and West Main. Barn fire destroys property on Worth Street. Pittsburgh office notes on commerce and industry. Photographs and archival items reference long history of local industry and innovation.
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Protest Vote Petition Of Constable In Titusville
Titusville residents challenge Edward Caudell's Democratic petition for constable in Crawford County. Attorney Stuart A. Culbertson cites improper signers from the Fifth Ward. Caudell acknowledges errors and may pursue a write-in bid. The text references the Cullinan diamond weighing 3106 carats as a side note.
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Stuart A. Culbertson
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Five Congressional Mall Drop Reported Since 1949
Postmaster General Artin H. Summerfield cites a sharp decline at the Five Congressional Mall, marking the lowest level since 1949 in a recent briefing. Officials note the drop affects mail handling and local commerce, with calls for investigation and potential policy review.
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Warner's Gulf Service North Center BL
Warner's Gulf Service located on North Center Boulevard offers automotive repair and fueling services with contact at phone 2-089. The station provides oil changes, tire service, and basic mechanic work for local motorists.
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Theodore Nadler Faces Geography Duel On The $64,000 Challenge
New York reports Theodore Nadler of St. Louis, a 47 year old with nine weeks of victory in the $64,000 Challenge, returns to compete against Mrs. Lowell Thomas Jr. for $16,000 on geography. A civil Army worker with a grammer school education, Nadler eschews higher pay and fame, yet has demonstrated extraordinary memory and rapid associations while surpassing many experts in history, baseball, music, and geography.
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Quiet Civil Servant Answers Why He Stayed Low Key
He said income taxes would rise if he pursued more, and noted his belief that advancement requires politics. A modest man with simple tastes, he said public attention troubles him and hopes people will forget him after it ends. He expressed gratitude to all.
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Auto kills man on Route 51 near Elizabeth
McKeesport Pennsylvania report says Edward Jedlinski aged 32 or Tyberry of Allegheny County was struck and killed last night while walking along Route 51 a mile south of Elizabeth.
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Edward Jedlinski
Tyberry
Allegheny County
Elizabeth
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