Soviets Rapidly Build Nuclear Sub Fleet Says Rickover
Navy chief Hyman Rickover warned to a House panel that the Soviet Union is likely to outpace U S submarine forces by 1970 and could rival Polaris missiles by 1973. He cited 375 Soviet subs vs 143 U S and argued the Soviets already have 230 more subs overall with 65 being nuclear. He tied buildup to lessons of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and urged continued U S escort submarine development.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Navy
Hyman G. Ricks
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
House
Rickver
Public Arks
Rickover
Khrushchev
America
Russia
Dress with flattering lines and belt detail
Durable rayon dress features a contoured bodice and gored skirt with a double buckled belt and scarf accent. Available in red blue sand brown green and black. Acetate backing adds structure for soft elegance wherever you go.
Miss Nixon Is Feeling Better At Walter Reed
Tricia Nixon, the President's 22 year old daughter, remained overnight at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington D C after abdominal pains puzzled doctors. The Western White House said she was feeling much better and resting comfortably following mild sedation after an ambulance rush from the White House Tuesday morning caused excitement.
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San Clemente
Calif
Tricia Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington D.C
White House
Tricia
Washington
Walter Reed
Western White House
Nixon
Dear Helen Save the Children Cry for Help
A young woman writes about brutal abuse by her mother and fear for her siblings ages 9 to 13. She describes repeated beatings, choking, confinement, and threats against grandparents. She seeks guidance on protecting the children when welfare and authorities seem ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sisterly Advice On Family Help And Marriage Duties
A reader’s letter urges contacting a district attorney for family crimes and describes a plan for husbands to show appreciation. It includes steps like making breakfast, surprising without waking her, remembering anniversaries, sharing chores, and serving a nightly tea before bedtime, with a closing nod to the song Try a Little Tenderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Postwar rallying returns to roads with British roots
NEA Automotive Editor recalls how after World War II American GIs in Britain brought back road racing and rally concepts. The piece traces historical shifts from dirt and board tracks to European style road events, notes the International 1000 Rally by the Long Island MG Car Club, and explains barefoot and standard rally formats with strict timing and penalties.
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NEA
NEW York
Great Britain
United States
Henry Ford
America
Indianapolis
Europe
Watkins Glen
Bridgehampton
N.Y
Siow
Britain
Long Island
MG Car Club
Canada
First Crown of Thorns Starfish Displayed in U S
Lawrence Knutson reports from Washington that three spiny starfish known as Anacanthus Plane and Crown of Thorns, feared for destroying coral, were shown in the National Aquarium. Navy oceanographer Bernard Zahura notes unprecedented destruction in Guam and other South Sea islands with photographic evidence.
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South Seas
Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Mas Rifé
South Sea
Commerce Department
National Aquarium
Bernard J. Zahurahea
Navy Oceanographic
Guam
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