Twisters Not Due to Bombs
The Weather Bureau found no evidence that atomic explosions affect weather beyond blast areas. Surveying Nevada tests and Pacific tests shows no obvious weather changes outside test zones. Debris unlikely to seed clouds, electrical changes near ground minimal, possible local lightning reduction still unproven.
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Washington
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D. L. Harris
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Weather Bureau
AEC
Air Force
Nevada
Airman Convicted in Pike's Peak Plaque and Capsule Theft
An airman from Kansas City was found guilty by a federal jury of stealing a commemorative plaque and a time capsule from Pike's Peak. The plaque marked the first turbo jet aircraft flight unveiled last September, and the capsule was meant to be opened in 2053, containing messages for future generations. Edward James Wenski Jr. admitted prying out the items as souvenirs.
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Pike’s Peak
Pentagon reviews overall plans safeguards war plane output
Secretary of Defense Wilson said the Pentagon is taking a very good look at all current efforts and may step up war plane production. When asked if the Air Force recommends speeding up any planes besides its heavy bomber, he answered not yet. He avoided confirming pressure on the F100 Super Sabre Jet fighter.
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Wilson
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Panties and Bras Show Sharp Differences Between Tito and Khrushchev Russia
In Belgrade Yugoslavia the article notes state produced panties in Russia differ from Yugoslavia. It highlights limited colors and styles for bloomers while Yugoslav shops offer many colors and varieties. It mentions girdles garter belts scarce in Russia and slips common, often cotton and simple. It cites bathing suits scarce in USSR but available in Yugoslavia and quotes a Zagreb actress on bikini sizes.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Russia
U.S.S.R
Berlin
Zagreb
Moscow
Canadian air official ousted over wartime remarks
Canada’s air weapons chief was removed for highly inappropriate statements. He claimed another world war seemed inevitable and the West could beat the pants off the Russians, prompting government action.
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Ottawam
Canada
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