Wilson to Take Feuding Military Family on a Picnic
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson plans the annual four day Quantico conference June 21 24 to ease Army Navy and Air Force rivalries. The talks revisit roles and missions shaped by Key West Newport and postwar missiles and jets.
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Air Force fights over role in long range strike power
J R Williams questions whether unmanned guided bombers and ballistic missiles are strategic weapons or an Army domain. He notes the Air Force views these as strategic assets and aims for intercontinental reach, while the Army traditionally handles artillery and rocket bombardment.
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TV Pan Mail Judged By Its Quality
New York observers note viewers often write to praise or condemn programs, but networks judge fan and pan mail by quality rather than quantity. Officials say articulate letters reflect public sentiment better than many casual notes, with groups like the Legion for Decency printing form cards for members.
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Spring Grove Girl Wins College Mathematics Award
Georgia Deters of Spring Grove received the St Olaf College mathematics achievement award during college honor day ceremonies. More than 400 St Olaf students were recognized for high scholarship during the past year.
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Little Mysteries Of Life by Hal Boyle
A light column explores everyday puzzles from wealth anxiety and wedding customs to teen play and spider silk. It questions why unused mysteries persist, notes quirks of gendered travel and fashion, and riffs on common phrases like its raining cats and dogs.
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William Boyd Birthday Profile Highlights Hollywood Career
William Boyd, born June 5, 1898 in Cambridge Ohio, built a career from lumberman and oil driller to screen actor after scouts noticed his prematurely grey hair. Cecil DeMille helped launch him in The Volga Boatman and he has starred as Hopalong Casssidy in films TV radio and personal appearances since 1934.
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