Well Armed and Equipped Soviet Army Warns of Nuclear Risk
The U S Army study The Soviet Army contends Soviet leadership rejects limited nuclear options and would favor bold offensive actions. It compares manpower, ships, divisions, and tanks, noting Soviet mobilization, modernized equipment, and a capability for sea land war and all out nuclear conflict.
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Soviets
United States
Russia
Army
101St Airborne
4Th Infantry
Europe
of States
Moscow
Redstone
Soviet Union
Rock City credited to prehistoric ocean shapes Tennessee peak
In Chattanooga Tennessee signs lure travelers to Rock City a 10 acre rock formation on Lookout Mountain. The site opened in 1932 attracting half a million visitors annually aided by 807 barn signs 2937 bird houses and extensive highway billboard advertising. Rock City explains its formation by waters from an ancient ocean eroding limestone and shale exposing Lookout Mountain. The attraction charges two dollars for adults and seventy five cents for children and features Fairyland Caverns Lover's Leap and a 35 minute tour.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Mountains
Rock City
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Corporation Behind
Rock
Mississippi Law Faces Court Test on Voting Rights
NAACP challenges Mississippi 1954 voter registration laws and a 1956 rule restricting outside help in lawsuits against state agencies. The suit, filed by Rev H D Darby of Prentiss, alleges purge from the Jefferson Davis County rolls in 1956 and seeks to curb barriers to racial integration pending a four to six month ruling by three federal judges.
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Jackson, Miss
National Assn
Ben Cameron
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
H. D. Darby
Pren
Tiss
Jefferson Davis County
Darby
Dead Glacier Described as Thawing Fragile Glass
A historical note explains a dead glacier thaws before reaching the ocean, described as brittle as glass yet pliant like toothpaste, illustrating paradoxical behavior in ice.
Wattles Described as Fleshy Turkey Throat Skin
The term wattles refers to the fleshy skin that hangs from a turkey’s throat.
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