Atomic plane seen as potential first line of defense
A Nuclear propulsion expert from General Electric in Cincinnati says an atomic powered plane could serve as a first line of defense against ICBM attacks. Leverett describes a turbojet using nuclear fuel, radar, and possible interceptor missiles, with precautions for radiation and sparsely populated test areas. Senator Styles Bridges calls for broad tax cuts to boost growth, while Nixon Knowland and Eisenhower relations are noted. The Milwaukee Sentinel runs a laminated aluminum foil ad insert with 90 miles of foil for circulation and ads.
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Deceased Pair Leave Many Kin in Michigan Exceeds 299 Descendants
Funeral services were under way for two elderly Michigan men, Albert Webster 91 of Petoskey and Stephen Schumacher 89 of Beal My, who left a combined 299 descendants. Webster's family includes five daughters three sons 40 grandchildren 97 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren. Schumacher is survived by his wife two sons four daughters grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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