Army chief urges 900000 plus manpower need
Secretary Brucker testified to a Senate subcommittee that the Army should have a minimum of 996,090 men but is bound by higher authority not to resist a cut. He noted Defense plans had aimed for 870,000 to 925,000, with earlier orders fraying toward a lower ceiling as a result of superiors' decisions.
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Colorado Man Dies at Marriage Altar
Fred Pineda, 32, a civilian worker at the San Diego Naval Air Station, collapsed kneeling at the altar during a marriage in Immaculate Conception Church and died two hours later in National City. His fiance Maria Valdez Millan, 22, of Tijuana, Mexico, witnessed the ceremony. Autopsy planned. parents and relatives listed as witnesses.
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Threatened Walkout at Chrysler Averted
Detroit AP reports a threatened UAW walkout at Chrysler Corp was averted as peace talks resumed. Negotiators return among GM and Ford with no new proposals on renewing expired contracts affecting about 300000 workers. An uneasy truce followed at Chrysler missile plant in urban center Ling where Redstone and Jupiter missile parts are made. Members urged a walkout at a Sunday meeting as grievances over a 2 cent cost of living allowance and a nonunion factor sparked protests.
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Mrs Luella Thompson Pioneer Dies at 85
Mrs Luella Thompson 85 died Monday at her daughter Susie Larson’s home west of Evans after nine years in the area. Born December 27 1872 in Clay county Illinois she moved with parents to eastern Nebraska then to Cilbensom Neb. She married Samuel Thompson October 16 1889 a pioneer Cripple Creek miner who was fatally injured long ago. She joined the Pentecostal faith and later the Assembly of God church at New Raymer. Survived by two grandchildren Denzil Larson and Mergiee Haun and five great grandchildren. a son died in infancy and three brothers preceded her. Funeral 2:30 pm Wednesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with Sunset Memorial Gardens burial.
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First Nuclear Aircraft May Be Radio Guided
AP reports the nation's first nuclear powered aircraft could be unmanned and radio controlled, circling for six months before landing for safety tests. GE Atomic Products Division cites years of research at Evansdale Ohio and Idaho Falls, Idaho, noting long range could reduce fuel needs and tanker requirements for overseas operations.
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Defense
Correction fixes parade entry and overseas crime report
A correction notes the missing Navy enrollment in the American Legion parade entry now shows the U S Army. It also mentions crime context in Calcutta with pocketpicking details and a Turkish firm seeking American capital for boron development. The New Holiday Apartments hotel in Novia, New Caldonia, expands tourist accommodations.
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Bomarc Fired at Canaveral Test Launch Highlights Missile Program
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP A Bomarc ground to air interceptor missile was launched from launch center Monday in a highly successful test aimed at integrating the Boeing weapon into Strategic Air Command operations. The missile rose on a bright orange plume and likely targeted a pilotless B 17 drone over the Atlantic as part of the program.
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Martin Co Planers To Speak at College Garden Theater CSC
Dr Kay Inaba of The Martin Company will address Garden Theater at CSC Wednesday night at 8. The talk, Human Factors in Space Flight, covers weightlessness, psychological stress and progress in space medicine research with slides. Inaba holds a PhD in psychology from Purdue and has prior Purdue faculty experience.
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Expelled Soviet Official in Washington Charged
Nikolay Kurachkin, third secretary at the Soviet embassy in Washington, was ordered expelled from the United States on June 4 by the State Department. He is accused of paying at least 450 to Charles Beaumet of Arlington, Virginia to obtain secret military documents. Beaumet allegedly turned over nonsecret Army manuals. the Justice Department plans action against Beaumet, who is registered as a foreign suspect.
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Islanders Flooded After Marooning Africans Above Falls
Salisbury reports a Zamabesi River flood marooned 259 Africans on an island for several days miles above Vielara Falls. Local authorities coordinate relief while investigations of the disaster and aid delivery continue.
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Crowley Indicted for Death of T A D Jones in Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley of New Haven Connecticut, 33, indicted in Tokyo for the death of his brother in law and partner T A D Jones, 42. The charge is inflicting bodily injuries resulting in death, roughly manslaughter, with two trial dates set by the Tokyo District Court under Japanese procedure. Chief Prosecutor Kenji Furukawa presented the case.
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Tokyo District Court
Divorce Granted in County Court Over Cruelty Grounds
Mrs. Virginia Georgia Hewett of Route 4 was granted an inter locutory divorce from Richard B. Jewett on cruelty grounds. Custody of three minor children awarded to Hewett. Defendant ordered to pay support. Damages claims denied in related actions. Judge Briggs noted negligence by John Robert Haythorn and contributory negligence by Keil in a May 30, 1957 collision on U.S. 85.
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Will Consider Joe Sam Walker Clemency Plea
Governor McNichols said he will study Joe Sam Walker’s clemency application thoroughly. Walker, serving 8 years to life for the slaying of Theresa Catherine Foster, a University of Colorado coed, claims an unidentified blond man committed the crime. The petition for reduced sentence was filed last week.
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Colorado Penitentiary
Theresa Catherine Foster
University of Colorado
Senate Unit Approves Minerals Exploration Plan
Senate interior subcommittee unanimously advances a minerals exploration program with amendments from the Interior Department. The bill heads to the full Interior Committee for quick action as current funding expires June 30 unless extended. Senator Murray sponsors the extension. Senator Watkins notes the challenge of quick passage to reach the White House.
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Alfred A Rodeck Dies at His Home
Alfred A Rodeck age 74 died Saturday at his home 909 4th St He was born December 22 1283 at Staten Island New York and moved to Freely to benefit his wife's health He was a maintenance engineer for the Pouch Terminal company at Staten Island Before retirement He is survived by his wife Jeanne M Rodeck two daughters Hlossum Behm Encinitas California and Dr Edna Johnson Staten Island two grandchildren and a sister Martha McDonald Baltimore Maryland Shaveside services will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Linn Grove.
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Martha McDonald
Baltimore
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Design Now Emphasized in Irish Linen Industry
Sir Gorton Rose of the Council of Industrial Design spoke in Halifax stressing that design has become a crucial feature of Irish linen and must be studied by industry players and designers alike.
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