U S and Soviet Firepower Compared by U S Officials
U S and Soviet forces are described as relatively balanced in overall power with U S advantages in airpower defenses and nuclear stockpiles. The piece notes B52s and Bears for long range delivery, advances in missiles and radar networks, naval dominance with carrier power, and a still larger Soviet emphasis on bombers and ground forces. It cites Admiral Radford, Gen LeMay, and Sec Quarles on sufficiency and force mix.
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Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Congress
Air Force
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Radford
United States
Russia
United States Air Force
Soviet Union
Bison
Bear
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Red Air Force
LeMay
Symington Committee
Senate
Pentagon
Donald Quarles
Quarles
Defense Department
Army
Nike
U. S
Atlantic
Pacific
Luxon Named AEJ President Elect and Leader in Education
Norval Neil Luxon, dean of UNC School of Journalism, will become AEJ president on January 1. He has held seven national office positions in journalism education over 16 years, including roles with AASDJ and accreditation work.
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Chapel Hill
Norval Neil Luxon
School of Journalism
University of North Carolina
Association For Education In Journalism
AEJ
Dean Luxon
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
AASDJ
American Council On Education For
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Luxon
Nieman
Plus Iene
Evestion
Edu
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