Debate on arms aid and European strength
Washington remarks discuss urging United States to help Western allies against potential aggression. Connally notes 5,000,000 European soldiers under arms and warns that Europe’s defenses are weak without U.S. support. The admin program appears costly and unlikely to succeed.
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The piece describes a prima donna who avoids temperamental displays, finding joy in her success and in baton gifts from Toscanini and other conductors. She prides herself on rising "the American way" amid abundant opportunities and limited attention.
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Train derails injuring fifty at Newton North Carolina
A westbound No 15 train derailed in Newton North Carolina spilling cars and a diesel locomotive down an embankment. About 60 patients were admitted to Oaklawa General Hospital as emergency teams cut free two trapped cooks and searched for more injured.
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Johnson Connally warn of long arms program costs
Secretary of Defense Johnson, as quoted by Connally, warned that once aid is given the United States commits to a path from which it cannot retreat, risking damage to world peace. Connally estimated the arms program would last five years with decreasing yearly costs, indicating a prolonged financial exposure for the defense effort.
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Jenny at Max's salon meets Ted amid wedding plans
Jenny faces a difficult reunion at Union Station as she must tell Ted first that Liz has eloped. Flashbacks reveal a youthful romance with Ted, his football fame, and a family that sees him as a different future, while Liz’s wedding looms with others in Capitol City.
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Threatened Judge in Murder Case Faces Trial
Atlanta witnesses recount a 62 year old mother in law saying she once threatened to kill Judge Robert Carpenter amid allegations of assault with intent to murder against the 44 year old jurist. The trial features testimony about a Florida trip and alleged advances, with defense and state rebuttals ongoing as jurors expected later tonight.
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William Pawley Jr and Elizabeth Taylor End Engagement
Virginia report says William D. Pawley Jr and Elizabeth Taylor mutually called off their engagement. Pawley cites Miss Taylor's Hollywood commitments as a factor. Taylor's engagement was announced by her mother on June 6, with no wedding date set.
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