Radio Beam Decides War Game Victor
FT KNOX Ky AP Army tests a two part radio beam system to judge tank training battles. A hit kilk indicator and M4A1 simulator coordinate to indicate hits with a coded beam and flash. If the code matches the enemy tank is damaged and its beam disabled.
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aging rock stars Sam Cooke and Freddy Cannon face future bets
In a Platter Parade dive into aging rock n roll careers Sam Cooke 28 and Freddy Cannon 24 explain recent shifts. Both have million selling singles on small labels now with major deals. Cooke writes and eyes clubs and show business history. Cannon moves toward movies and TV with a teen horror film and a Tops in Teens TV gig. Both credit gospel roots for artistry and discuss stage craft, touring, and evolving plans while keeping pop success.
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Algeria’s Press Mirrors Anti American Sentiment Shift
Algerian readers view the United States through French and Soviet reports as anti socialist culture, with state influenced media favoring Soviet bloc and Chinese agencies. Algerians accuse U.S. policies in Indochina Cuba and Vietnam as imperialism while praising local progress and Western alternatives.
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City Illuminates Independence Era Confusion
An Algerian independence context shows illiteracy high among the population and Western influence debate. Louisville’s emergency line and a misdirected cable near the city highlight cross currents of Americanism and local reaction as the United States hosts an Education for Progress exposition amid a political struggle.
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UN View Emerges on Urbanization Global Challenge
The United Nations panel views urbanization as a universal challenge. Industrial and developing nations face growth pressures, with shantytowns and disease risk in cities, while housing patterns and water, sanitation, and services struggle to keep pace. Experts see urban growth inevitable and seek new, non displacement methods to manage it.
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