Army General Forecasts Nike Hercules Shield to 1970
Lt. Gen Arthur Trudeau, head of Army research, said Nike Hercules missiles can stop most modern aircraft and speed targets beyond 100,000 feet. He questioned Soviet capabilities against high altitude U2 flights and urged advancing Nike Zeus as the 1960s defense option, insisting nothing else can counter incoming missiles before 1970.
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L A Designer Miss Tammis Keefe Dies at 40
Miss Tammis Keefe of 105 Angeles Ridgefield Connecticut designer of textiles died Sunday at her summer home after a long illness. She was 40.
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Medicain Foot Softer and Pain Dancer Promised Cure
An advertisement touts Medicain as a magic corn and callus remover that soothes burning feet. It claims to numb nerve endings and dissolve corns without cutting or abrasives, urging readers to mail $1 to a Los Angeles address for a tube.
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Driverless car on an electronic highway in Princeton
RCA unveils the first full size electronic highway guiding driverless cars. General Motors tests auto pilot cars with automatic steering braking and acceleration using a central charged cable and bumper coils. Report describes unsettling sensation initial transition and a near miss on a blind curve during demonstration.
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Have Your Own Home by Summer in Classifieds
Local classifieds promote Homes for Sale as the town's marketplace for ready buyers. The ad highlights finding dream names of homes and urges readers to explore listings during the summer season.
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German Mine Clears Beach at Kent Coast
A World War II German mine surfaced at Birchington on Whitsunday coast drawing thousands of holiday bathers. Police and four minesweepers cleared beaches and warned boats away. Navy divers attempted detonation but the mine exploded quietly, leaving a calm scene after the scare.
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Estenssoro Leads Vote in Bolivia
Vic tor Pax Estenssoro, leader of Bolivia's ruling party, appeared headed for a landslide victory in the presidential race as unofficial returns from reputed regions showed substantial support. His running mate was Juan Lechin, with AMNR and FSB rivals close in second place. The report notes demonstrations and labor influence across illiterate Indian and peasant sectors and miners.
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Soviet Flag Rockefeller as Monopoly Ring Link
Soviet Fleet accuses New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller of joining imperialists in advocating higher military spending. The paper cites a Tass dispatch and quotes Rockefeller on Soviet growth and economic pressure as tools against the United States. Albany reports Rockefeller’s North Dakota swing yields little political backing yet he praises Vice President Nixon for service to the nation.
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Kishi Firm on Japan Visit by the President
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi vows to stand firm on inviting President Eisenhower to Japan. He rejects withdrawal demands as opposition coalesces, with Sohyo labor federation reportedly resisting the invitation amid mounting pressure.
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Red China buildup reported near Formosa coast
UPI report from Taipei says Red China moved tanks to the coast opposite Nationalist offshore islands and cloaked other military movements under curfew. Despite shelling of the Quemoy island complex and a nationalist freighter, a senior U.S. official doubted changes to President Eisenhower’s Formosa visit of about 25 hours in June.
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