Long Range Sub Killers Predicted By Navy Leader
Navy Chief Admiral Burke predicts long range submarine detection will grow, noting seven larger carriers already built and heavy research into anti-submarine weapons. He cites reduced Soviet submarine production, transition to nuclear subs, and urges continuing Vanguard missile effort for seagoing needs.
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Labor Baron II Maloney Resigns Amid Ill Health and Corruption Charges
William P. Maloney, 77, aging leader of the International Union of Operating Engineers, quits as president citing medical advice. Senate Rackets Committee accused him of dictatorial control, looting union funds, and maintaining multiple homes, cars, and a yacht. He is hospitalized near Chicago and moved to an island home off Miami Beach as scrutiny persists.
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