Exhibit Reveals Air Pictures That Probe World Buildups
An exhibit at Carnegie Institute showcases how aerial photography trains observers to detect military buildup. A 200 foot long strip maps a 2,709 by 490 mile swath from New York to Los Angeles, filmed from 40,000 feet in under four hours, illustrating camera effectiveness as eyewitness.
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Geneva
Carnegie International Center
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Los Angeles
Aerial photography and spy tech in Cold War debate
Lt Col Ralph Steakley explains how high speed jet photography can reveal details of homes and communities from 40,000 feet. He says we could determine construction materials, age, and even economic status, and detect camouflaged tanks. The Air Force asserts readiness to fulfill any agreed terms.
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Russia
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Mansfield Seeks Plan To Counter Soviet Diplomatic Offensive
Sen Mansfeld of Montana told Pomona College that the Eisenhower administration lacks a practical plan to counter a massive Soviet diplomatic offensive. He warned the current approach has produced inertial retaliation and misjudged Soviet aims after the Geneva summit.
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Calif
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Mansfeld
D-Mons
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dery
Pomona College
Bard
Montana Democrat
Geneva
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Cortez Jury to Probe Handling of Crime Cases
A special grand jury was convened by Dist. Judge James Noland in Montezuma county to review criminal case handling. The move follows petitions from citizens, linked to Lawrence Campbell’s Albuquerque death after a Cortez bar fight on Sept 22. Bartender Clifford Murray faced manslaughter charges but was acquitted on a directed verdict.
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Dist
James Noland
Montezuma County
Noland
Lawrence Campbell
Albouquerque
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Cortez
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Albuquerque Docytore
Campbell
Byron ¥. Bradford
Durango
Grand Jury
Tokyo Population Rise Amid 1995 Census Figure
Tokyo officials announced the 1995 census show the metropolis with 4,033,521 residents, marking an increase of 1,186,021 since the last census in 16H. The third largest city by population, the numbers reflect broader urban growth.
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Tokyo
Damaged Bridge Blocks Busy Uranium Route
The Gunnison River bridge at Whitewater on Colorado Highway 141 was closed to heavy trucks after a Wednesday incident damaged the structure. An estimated 1,000 trucks daily serving nearby uranium projects are diverted, adding a 120 mile detour via Delta, Montrose, and Dallas Divide. Repairs will take several days, affecting routes to Nasutile, Uragan, and the Cafamily Gullaw Mesa district.
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Colorado
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Highway 141
Shady deal advertised in Culver City shop
In Culver City a shop fronts a sign promising the shadiest deal in town. The informal ad promotes window shades and shutters as a draw for passersby.
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Culver City
Soviet arms buildup seen slowing by Admiral Burke
Admiral Burke told the National Press Club that the Soviet Union’s military expansion remains rapid with continuing aircraft production and new cruisers destroyers and submarines, noting signs of a slowdown in armament efforts. He warned Moscow’s navy ranks as the world’s second powerhouse.
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Washington
Areleigh Burke
Soviet Union
National Press Club
Navy Chief Warns Soviet Naval Advances Challenge U S
In a stern assessment the American naval leader argues Russia focuses on ships and missiles to block sea routes to Europe and Asia. He warns the Soviet navy marks a major shift in grand strategy post World War II and vows the U S Navy to press ahead with a modern nuclear-age fleet.
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Eurix
United States Navy
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