Senator Jackson decries submarine lag in missile weapons
Washington Senator Jackson D Washington urged rapid expansion of US nuclear powered missile submarines. He warned Soviet ballistic seapower aims and called for at least 100 hunter killer subs and faster integration of Polaris with submarines. He criticized Navy statements and urged tight presidential attention to ballistic seapower.
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Blast Sinks Yacht Hurting Three Aboard
A yacht sank after a blast at Berth 264 near Harbor Boat Works injuring three people, including Lippman who suffered a left leg fracture. A dachshund puppy tied to owner Baron von Otto was found unharmed in a box among wreckage and cared for by cafe owner Mrs. Annetta King. Navy personnel aided victims at Harbor General Hospital, and the yacht had just left Harbor Boat Works after storm damage repairs.
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Phone Union Maps Demands in Hard Bargaining
New York reports separate huddles by AT and T officials and AFL-CIO Communications Workers of America as they plan next steps to avert a nationwide long distance telephone strike. The union seeks a weekly $3 raise for operators and $3 to $5 for maintenance workers, with current pay ranges noted.
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Russians to Print American's Writings
Moscow publishers plan editions of William Saroyan works. Three major houses will issue a collection of his short stories followed by his novels The Adventures of Wesley Jackson and The Human Comedy.
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Congress Lawmakers Push To Boost Science Efforts
Lawmakers gather in Washington as Congress prepares to open with proposals to strengthen American science and counter Russia in the missile satellite race. Leaders from both parties pledge cooperation if the President leads, with plans for a new science committee and a central science index. The President’s State of the Union and the 74 billion dollar budget will shape early actions.
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Cyprus Communist Chief Back After Six Months Absence
NICOSIA Cyprus UP Ezekys Papaioannou secretary of Cyprus baned Communist Party returned Sunday after six months away. He was cheered by about 2000 Cypriot communists who carried him on their shoulders. He had been among 300 communist and left wing trade union officials arrested when the party was banned in December 1955. He fled and hid until last summer when officials were released. He left the island for medical treatment afterwards.
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Ives Hopeful on New Labor Laws in Congress
Senator Ives of New York said on Sunday he is desperately hopeful Congress will enact laws this year to correct evils in the labor management field. As vice chairman of the Senate Rackets Investigation Committee, he would oppose any plan to bring unions under antitrust laws.
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