U S Seventh Army Stands Vigil East of Rhine
In Stuttgart Germany AP correspondent BEM Price notes the Seventh Army, comprising five divisions and three armored regiments, is a high readiness force facing substantial Soviet and Czechoslovakian strength. Commanders vow to keep tactical integrity and constant alert along 455 miles of border with rapid surge capacity.
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U.S
Rhine River
Europe
7Th Army
United States
Border tension near Eisenstein as 7th Army patrols watch Czech frontier
The 7th Army maintains jeeps and helicopters at Eisenstein to monitor the Iron Curtain barrier 50 miles south of Furth Im Wald. German patrols meet Czech counterparts along the pass while watchtowers multiply behind barbed wire. An 11th Armored Cavalry unit at Straubing shows off Patton tanks loaded with 99 mm rounds, under Col. James W. Snee.
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Straubing
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11Th
Univac Center At Chapel Hill Ready For Use At UNC
The Univac 1105 weighing 19 tons and costing 2.4 million dollars sits in a 1.2 million underground building at the University of North Carolina. The machine will serve the Census Bureau and has potential in business, language translation, weather, and military calculations. John W. Carr III will direct the center and its programmers.
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N.C
University of North Carolina
Univac
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U.S. Census Bureau
Remington Rand Co
Census Bureau
Washington
Armour Institute
Universi- Univac
National Science Foundation
Data Automation System
H. Burke Horton
U.S. Office of Civil and
de Mons Mobilization
Univae
North Carolina
Whyburn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Robert House
Gordon Gray
John W. Carr III
University of Michigan
Durham
Carr
Birthday tomorrow Hoover worries about engineering training
Herbert Hoover, turning 85, fears the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in engineer production. Close friends blame weak high school training and call for more focus on algebra and technical subjects to feed technical schools. Hoover, a former Stanford player and Quaker, remains active with Boys Clubs of America and California activities. He lives in San Francisco at the Mark Hopkins Hotel and has donated his Stanford hilltop residence.
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Soviet Union
America
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Stanvitation
New York Yankees
Siebuckles
Stanford
Herbert
Herbert Hoover Jr
Roosevelt
Roose
Boys Clubs of
San Mateo
Calif
California
Mark Hopkins
West End Gang Killing Linked by Card Night Tale
Police notes detail a gang killing after a card party with five hoodlums. The killer is Allison's cousin, who recently moved in with Allison's mother. Daly played five handball games with an innocent man earlier that morning as investigators chase motive and alibi.
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Sergeant Hogan
West End
Hogan
Sawyer
Tariff Action Sought On Japanese Silk Imports
New York AP reports U S silk mills urge higher tariffs on certain grades of imported silk cloth amid a decline in U S production and rising competition from Japanese imports and man made fibers. Industry leaders claim reduced costs in Japan and synthetic fabrics drive demand away from American silk.
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American Silk Council Inc
International Silk Congress
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Institute
Lon
Cork
Canamh-Weer Telettaah
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