Navy speeds conventional carrier plans in wake of McNamara decision
The Navy announced accelerated plans for a conventionally powered attack carrier, moving to solicit bids for a 510 million dollar project after Secretary McNamara opted against nuclear propulsion. The Forrestal class successor would be about 75,000 tons and 4,000 feet long, with the Enterprise as the nuclear exception.
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Peace vow by Lord Home shapes Britain's future
In PERI Scotland Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home urged voters to back peace and a more liberal Britain. He promised progress through housing, pensions, hospitals, schools, and industrial growth as he campaigns to lead the Conservatives in the upcoming election.
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