Best Bomber in the World Promised by U S Air Force
The Air Force claims it possesses the best bomber in the world today and reports progress in long range missiles and continent to continent reach. The Defense Department release notes a wing count rise to 137, the B52 jet entering service, and the North American jet fighter 100 ready in squadron form. Senator Jackson warns Russia could overtake American air power in years. Pentagon officials say they will answer the inquiry.
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Investigate Two Drainage Problems In City
Two drainage problems were investigated by the city Streets and Sewers Committee amid discussions on blacktopping the 1500 block of East Elm Street. No recommendations were made. the matter will be revisited with final proposals after the Fourth of July holiday.
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Second Top Aide In Argentina Resigns After Revolt
Angel Borlenghi, Argentina interior minister and key figure in the anti church campaign, reportedly quits public life for health reasons. Reports say he plans abroad travel as Eduardo Vuletich and Hector de Pietro also step down from CGT roles. Peron met with Remorino and Lucero as post office inspectors resume direct censorship in city offices after a brief withdrawal.
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Franklin Lucero
Woman wins $16,000 on CBS TV show
New York based Catherine Kreitzer, a Camp Hill grandmother, won $16,380 on the CBS program The $64,000 Question by naming Joseph’s seven brothers. She faced a choice between eight thousand last week or sixteen thousand on double or nothing, and will decide next Tuesday whether to risk for thirty-two thousand.
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Isaachar
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Nurse's Callfor Firemen Sparks City Quip News
A young nurse in Linton England phoned for the fire brigade during a hospital drama. Four trucks arrived with 50 firemen and officials, but the prank ended with the nurse speaking to no one but the operator as she waited for her date with a fireman.
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Eisenhowers to mark 39th wedding anniversary
President and Mrs. Eisenhower will celebrate their 39th anniversary Friday with a White House staff picnic for families at their Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm.
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Thirty Two Students to Join Missouri Tour from Warrensburg
Thirty two students from Central Missouri State College depart Warrensburg for the third annual two week Missouriana Tour. They will inspect business industry government and visit historical and recreational sites from Caruthersville Kennett Burden War Buren Avila and Jefferson City. Sponsored by the Warrensburg campus and the Missouri Chamber of Commerce.
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