Comforting view on missile balance from U S News analysis
L A. Collins Sr offers a column on the Russia United States missile debate. He cites U S News evaluations noting geography favors the United States and outlines both nations' ballistic and bomber capabilities. The piece discusses strategy, disarmament prospects, defense costs, and ongoing Berlin tensions ahead of the May 27 deadline.
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Russia
U.S
Missiln
U. S
Washington
Berlin
L. A.C
Senate Passes Housing Bill Exceeds Eisenhower Request
The Senate approved a 2.675 billion omnibus housing bill far beyond Eisenhower’s request, with 47 Democrats for and 18 Republicans opposing. The measure trims short-range items to win approval, but preserves long-range programs for urban renewal and public housing while raising GI loan interest to 5.5 percent. The bill moves to the House after a late-night vote and adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
FHA
Government College
U. S
House OKs four year draft extension in 384 to 20 vote
The House approved a four year draft extension by 384 to 20, defeating a two year plan. Supporters argue the draft preserves manpower at about two million, with Eisenhower and Pentagon backing. Chairman Vinson pledged a manpower review as debate centers on future military needs.
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House
Senate
Eisenhowser
Pentagon
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
F Acmed Services Committee
Vinson
Earthquake Rattles Fukushima as Tremor Felt in Tokyo
A strong quake struck northeast Honshu near Fukushima Thursday night with magnitude three on the seven point scale. Officials say the epicenter was beneath the sea and there were no reports of damage, while Tokyo felt only a light tremor.
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Tokyo
UPJ
Fukushima
Honshu
Live the Life of Riley at the Hurting Tor Hotel
Dining overview extols a waterfront Long Beach hotel experience with private seating, wall-to-wall carpeting, writing desks, telephones, and a spacious dining room. It highlights a Heian Room, a daily rate of 28.50 dollars, and a breakfast option of 50 cents, noting beef ribs and turkey among offerings with limited clarity.
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Riley
Tor
OF & Blouk
Ecogean Blvd
Long Beach
Baer
Nehru Greets Daud as Kentucky Heads to Scrap Yard
Afghan Premier Mohammed Daud met Indian Prime Minister Nehru amid crowds in New Delhi. The US battleship Kentucky, built for World War I but never fought, sails to Baltimore then Boston Metals for scrap after a career marked by misfortune and delays.
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Kentucky
New Delhi
UPD
Mohammed Daud
Afghanistan
Jawarhalal Nehru
Wisconsin
Independent publication notice for Long Beach area
Public notice item from an independent daily issuing at Long Beach California records an adjudication by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. It notes a decree number C-40280 and references Farrier Delivery-Motonge with delivery and mailing terms and a price.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
Galif
Gallf
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
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