Officials Fear Russia Unready for War, Defenses Sized Up
Washington debates whether Russia can sustain atomic warfare and the cost of a wide shield system. Secretary Wilson argues the United States is three years ahead, but many officials warn current defenses may be insufficient and costly. The plan relies on radar networks, missiles, and interceptors to halt bombers before they reach U.S. soil.
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Charles F. Barrett
James Marlow
Washington
Tim Iy
Wirsheington
Bert
Wilson
Nest Ty
Eisenauner
Talay
Ife
United States
Russia
Nasi
United Sttes
Free World
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Asia Africa
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Man Builds Dream With Simple Principle Says Wilbur
Wilbur Wilcox championed a simple rule to attain success as he rose from modest jobs to become a local Chamber of Commerce president and a noted figure in town. He flaunts a $5,000 platinum watch and a claim of netting over a million dollars last year from a high end mousetrap business and Las Vegas ambitions. He touts thrift, persistence, and reinvention as keys to wealth and status.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mark
Los Anewales
Ane
Lushay
Dart Bell
San Diego
Europe
Willan
Las Vega
Athlour
New York
Siusi
Doctor Makes Cheap Kidney Saves Life
Chicago report details Dr Inouye and Joseph Engelberg building a functional artificial kidney from a pressure cooker for 74 dollars. It describes using a stainless core, sausage casing tubing, and fittings to circulate blood, aiding a patient with transfusion error and temporary kidney failure.
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Chicago
Wile Gen
Inguge
University of Pennsylvania School of Medic
American College of 8 Weacons
Tal
Inseuye
Inouye
Joseph Engelberg
Senators Urge Plain Talk on Atomic Issues
A Washington dispatch reports that Democratic senators urge clear discussion of atomic matters amid concerns over the Soviet threat and the administration's handling of nuclear information. President Eisenhower contemplates a public statement as secrecy debates and national security limits spark contention. Local officials await guidance on how to balance transparency with safety.
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Sen
Kefanver
Tenn
New York ‘Times
Soviet Union
Washington
James Reston
Sovermuentah
Wisenhouwer
Kestan
White House
Asi
House
Lisenhower
New Jersey
Russia
Fulbright asks drought aid for entire Arkansas
Senator Fulbright urged Secretary Benson to designate all of Arkansas as a drought disaster area to qualify the state for low cost feed and relief aid. He based the request on his statewide tour and said relief should be statewide, not county by county. A Senate agriculture panel will hold a hearing on Arkansas drought' plight.
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Little Rock
TA. Fulbright
D.ark
Secretary of Agriculture
Tlenson
Arkansas
W. Tadameran Dr
Magnolia
Fulbright
Benson
Unclear historic claim on Thuasia hydrogen bomb progress
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Jefense Whisms comments that it may be stretching to claim Thuasia has a practical hydrogen bomb or delivery planes. The text is unreadable and lacks verifiable details or dates.
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Jefense
Thuasia
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