Talmadge Nominated to U S Senate After Georgia Primary
Georgia voters chose Herman E. Talmadge over Melvin E. Thompson in the Democratic primary. Talmadge led in most counties, securing 372,907 votes to Thompson's 105,907 as Thompson conceded after a strong showing.
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Technological manpower gap and Soviet gains noted
Air Force chief shared concerns over US technical manpower shortages while citing Russia’s large pool of skilled workers. He warned the United States faces a deficit as Washington plans to graduate about 420,000 people in five years, roughly triple the current rate, but stressed the comparison is not a numbers race with the Soviet Union.
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Pentagon official cites manpower cuts to offset rising defense costs
Deputy Secretary Reuben Robertson in Hamilton Ohio argued that defense costs can be offset by further reducing military manpower. He stated the program relies on modern weapons and should eventually lessen manpower needs as costs rise.
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