Guardians of Liberty Their Duty Block Attack and Strike Back
A detailed snapshot of America's first line of defense showing SAC and air force crews on high alert. It follows Capt. George Jarras and Lt. John Idone at Suffolk AFB and spans bases from Alaska to Nebraska revealing a nation ready for crisis.
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John Idone
George Jarras
Suffolk County Air Force Base
Long Island
New York
Tom Henshaw
Associated Press
United States
America
Alaska
Kentucky
California
Nebraska
N.Y
William Cotton
Charlie Company
Fort Campbell
1St Airborne Battle Group
501St Infantry
101St Airborne Division
Offutt Afb
Omaha
Neb
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Atlantic
Pacific
Little Diammede Island
Soviet Union
Jarras
Harrisburg
Suffolk Afb
Brooklyn
Sanford Promotes Essential Bond Vote Amid Low Turnout
North Carolina voters head to the polls to decide 61.5 million in improvement bonds. Gov. Terry Sanford calls the measure essential for the state's future with funds split for state colleges and ports. He predicts a light turnout around 175000 to 200000 amidst a tax-free financing plan.
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Raleigh
North Carolinians
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Istate
Duke Acquires Vast Wesleyan Writings Collection
Duke University announced the acquisition of the Frank Baker Collection of Wesleyana and British Methodism, including 17 500 items. The holdings span John and Charles Wesley writings with 1 500 Wesleyana items, 8 000 Methodist materials, and a 1735 first edition sermon.
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John and
Charles Wesley
Durham
N.C
John Wesley
The
Methodist Church
Charles
Wesley
Frank Baker
Duke
Dr.Baker
Duke Divinity School
Baker
Hull
England
Wesleyana
Prosperity Misses One Out Of Six
Washington AP report based on 1960 census shows 29.5 million Americans in 47 states live in areas designated as low in spirits due to low income or unemployment. Redevelopment areas span more than 900 counties. Delaware, New Hampshire and Vermont have none.
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Washington
Associated Press
Delaware
New Hampshire
Vermont
Area Redevelopment Administration
Commerce Department
Labor and Agriculture Departments
Congress
Texas
Colorado
Teamsters Strike Talks Recessed as Picket Lines Grow
Negotiations aimed at averting a general strike by Teamsters maintenance employees of major trucking firms in Piedmont and Western North Carolina were recessed until Sunday. About 800 workers walked picket lines in Charlotte Winston-Salem and Greensboro as lines were set at several firms. Union officials planned a stay on the job discussion Sunday while talks resume.
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Charlotte
Teamsters
Piedmont
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Winston- Salem
Pope John XXIII Calls for Lasting Peace on 80th Birthday
The pope, marking 80 and three years since his coronation, led a peace prayer to 68 nations in the Vatican. He urged a solid world peace and urged nations to avoid mass violence, while announcing a forthcoming encyclical honoring Leo I the Great for halting Attila.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's ‘Basilica
Leo I
Attila the Hun
Rome
John
Vatican
Gonzalez Edges Goode In San Antonio Congressional Race
Liberal Democrat Henry Gonzalez defeated Republican John Goode Jr in a special San Antonio election to fill Paul Whittay's vacancy. Gonzalez led early as returns came in and won 43 797 to 36 386 with 40 precincts reported. Johnson campaigned for Gonzalez while Eisenhower backed Goode.
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San Antonio
Tex
Henry B. Gonzalez
Kennedy
Lyndon J. Johnson
John Goode Jr
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gonzalez
Goode
GOP
Joe Sheldon
Texas
Johnson
Eisenhower
Paul Whiltlay
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
U S Japan Conference Gets Strong Praise in Tokyo
The cabinet level talks on economic affairs at Hakone ended with praise from Japan's government and the Liberal Democratic party led by Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda. Some businessmen and leftist groups criticized the U S dollar defense stance and denounced the three day meeting. Delegates led by Secretary of State Dean Rusk reported the sessions achieved brilliant results in Japan U S relations.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
America
Hakone
Ikeda
Dean Rusk
Japan-U.s
Voice Of America To Tell Russians About Bomb Tests
VOA resumes plain language broadcast to the Soviet Union eight hours daily using 82 transmitters and 80 frequencies in eight languages to alert Russians to alleged underground nuclear tests and fallout risks. The message asks if the Soviet public has been told and urges awareness of global danger.
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Voice of America
Washington
America
Moscow
VOA
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
White House to Resume Twice Daily Briefings
The White House press office will return to two briefings daily beginning next week. Acting press secretary Jay Gildner said two sessions are needed to handle reporters questions even though only one was scheduled.
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Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Jay Gildner
Salinger
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