Sidewinder air to air missiles alter air combat balance
Report discusses United States supply of Sidewinder missiles to Chinese Nationalist pilots for first combat use, noting dramatic success against MIGs and the implications for Red Chinese strategy. It also covers remarks on education goals by Rev. Dr. Krumm and advances in traffic control via density actuated signals in New York City.
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United States
Dulles
Totaf
Asa
Greece
Berlin
Lebanon
John McGill Krumm
Columbia University
Krumm
College Prof Dimark Dies in Burlingame Calif
Dr Hedley S Dimark educator author and pioneer in national youth camping standards died Saturday of cancer in Burlingame California He served as professor of religious education at George Williams College Chicago from 1927 to 1934 and dean from 1934 to 1952 Born in Nova Scotia
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Burlingame
Calif
Hedley S. Dimark
George Williams College of
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Auto industry leads brighter outlook as consumer debt rises
The auto strike threat fades and industry confidence improves with manufacturers set to produce more cars. Consumers show rising confidence, increasing debt and mortgage lending while construction and retail spending rebound. Inflation, deficits and stock prices spark economist worry, but the public remains optimistic about a strong fall and holiday season.
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New York
Sion
Memories from Corry 20 Years Ago October 6 1998
London reaction to Europe’s peace efforts questions permanent settlement as officials report on municipal building renovations and civic projects. Corry Hospital seeks 18000 state aid for 1939 41 period while typhoid cases prompt health investigations. Journal launches Try Your Home Town First civic loyalty series to boost local business. Rotary Fair and Hobby Show preparations fill Corry Armory as opening night approaches.
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Corry Hospital
Association
The
Journal Today
Corry
State Armory
Benny's Pet Town Seeks New Name in Cucamonga
Cucamonga California population about 10000 discusses incorporation and a possible town name change. Chamber head Ted Vath notes local medians have become a laughingstock as jokesters mock the town with a proposed name Arpege after a perfume. He urges restraint for now.
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Benny
Sucamonga
Calif
Cucamonga
Ted Vath
Chamber of Commerce
Vath
High Court Term Opens
The Supreme Court begins a regular fall term with major cases in race relations and business regulation. Justices meet 40 brief opening formalities then spend the week in closed conferences. Nearly 700 cases await decisions, including 12 appeals on racial questions. Gov Orval Faubus of Arkansas is among those seeking rulings on segregation issues.
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Supreme Court
Kep
Orvald. Faubus
Arkansas
Gov't Univac Preparation Inaugurated At State
Government officials will inaugurate a $1 million Univac computer here after dedication ceremonies. The unit, believed to be the first used by the state, will be leased from Remington Rand for $25,000 monthly. Payroll handling costs are expected to drop by about $300,000 annually as the electronic brain handles payrolls taxes inventions highway accident statistics audits road engineering projects school subsidies and Public Utility Commission rates and statistics.
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Wudgaea Univac
Re~mington Rand
Public Utility Commission
In Junior Court Ruling Halts Guard Use at Central High
A lower court injunction halted the use of National Guardsmen at Little Rock Central High School in September 1957, marking a pivotal pause in the schools desegregation era and prompting further legal action and federal involvement.
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Central High School
Little Rock
Seek Renewal Of Hotel Strike Talks In Pittsburgh
Mediators led by Charles Dowds met with five hotel operators to gauge the feasibility of resuming negotiations on a 2300 worker strike. Unions demand a 40 hour week higher wages and better pension while operators hint at a cooling off period. Conventions were disrupted as groups canceled plans and moved meetings to Philadelphia and Bedford.
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Pittsburgh Iap
Charles Dowds
State Conciliation Service
Webster Hall
Roosevelt
Sherwyn
Pittsburgher
Penn-Sheraton
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Bedford
Unlikely Eisenhower Campaigning In Pa Doubted
A GOP spokesman in Pennsylvania said President Eisenhower is not invited to appear for the Republican ticket because he is too busy. He stressed the president supports the ticket but doubted any personal appearance in the state in the near term. The top command rejected any suggestion of a liability to McGonigle-Scott, attributing the situation to Eisenhower's schedule.
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Hisenhower
Pennsylvania
GOP State Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
McGonigle-Scott
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