Air Budget Adequate Says Quarles For Air Force Power
Secretary Donald Quarles told a Senate subcommittee that the administration s 15.6 billion Air Force budget plus the April supplement is adequate to maintain air supremacy over the Red bloc. He noted the B 52 program and asked whether an extra 500 million or 1.1 billion would help, but defended the current plan as sufficient for the coming fiscal year. He cited the U S fleet of B 47 bombers, tankers and overseas bases as the planet s strongest striking force.
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Caruso Lullabies In Detroit Surprise Set of Twins
Enrico Caruso age 28 unexpectedly confines singing to lullabies in Detroit venue as his wife presents a second set of twins. Local crowd notes the unusual act and celebrates the family milestone.
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Iceland Debates Bases and U.S. Troop Future
Icelandic voters face a collision over vital NATO bases as a coalition seeks to mothball the installations and send American troops home. Polls show the pro base parties unlikely to win an absolute majority, while Communist and other groups push to oust the Americans. Premier Alafur Thor links bases to Iceland’s economy amid tight parliamentary forecasts.
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Compromise Steel Offer In Narrowing Deadlock
On Horizon steel negotiators met for an hour and recessed until tomorrow amid belief a compromise offer is in the works. A spokesman said both sides have homework to do while industry sources hint at a possible breakthrough with the United Steelworkers and the Big Three. An official predicted no steel strike this year, noting talks may stretch to June 30 when the contract expires.
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United States Britain Extend Long Range Missile Pact
The United States and Britain signed agreements to extend long-range guided missile testing from 1000 to 5000 miles in the Caribbean and South Atlantic. Secretary Foster and Sir Roger Makins completed the re signing, noting the range now spans from Florida across the Windward Islands to Ascension Island between South America and Africa.
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