New Air Combat Technique Sidles Up To The Enemy
At the Yuma Weapons Training Center Air Defense Command pilots learn lead collision course firing using fast rockets and ground radar guidance. Col. Worley leads the shift from rear approaches to right angle intercepts to defend against enemy bomb routes. Maj. Jabara reflects on geometry days as fighters train before dawn for all weather night対応.
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Yuma
Ariz
NEA
Yuma Weapons Training Center
Air Defense Command
Robert F. Worley
Chanute
Kans
USAF
Col. Worley
U. S
North Pole
Soviet Union
James Jabara
Korea
Yuma Weapons Center
Wichita
Reynolds Metal Walkout Ended
A CIO steelworkers strike at Reynolds Metals Co plants in Phoenix Arizona and Troutdale Oregon ended early after negotiations produced a new two year contract. Workers receive a 5 cent hourly wage raise plus improved fringe benefits retroactive to August 1. The settlement averts walkouts at six additional Reynolds plants and follows a pattern similar to Aluminum Co of America deals.
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Washington
CIO
Reynolds Metals Co
J. Lewis Reynolds
Reynolds
Phoenix
Ariz
Troutdale
Ore
Aluminum Co. of America Pots
Arkadelphia
Jones Mill
Hurricane Creek
L'*t'e Rock
Arkansas
McCook
la Grande
U S Leads World in Truck Production
United States output tops global totals, producing more heavy trucks than all other nations combined. Industrial data shows U S manufacturers maintaining a lead in commercial vehicle production, signaling strong domestic capacity and export potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sutton Crump Quiet Endorsement Shocks Tennessee Senate Fight
Nashville reports Rep. Pat Sutton claims E. H. Crump lent last minute support to his bid against Sen. Estes Kefauver while Crump denies endorsing either candidate. The piece ties the Senate race to governor contests and prefaces a broader field of candidates and political maneuvering in Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pat Sutton
E. H. Crump
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Crump
Jim Gunter
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sutton
Memphis
Kefauver
Senate
Gordon Browning
Frank Clement
Clement
Browning
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
G. Edward Friar
Jeanne Bodfish
Gehlen Seen As Likely Replacing John In West Germany
Bonn reports former Lt General Reinhold Gehlen, head of a Allied-backed German intelligence service, favored by Chancellor Adenauer to direct postwar West German intelligence once sovereignty and rearming begin. Gehlen led military intelligence on Russia 1942 45 and heads a staff of about 4000 at Pullach. The arrangement is described as financially supported by the United States and tightly integrated with the West German government.
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Bonn
Germany
Hitler
Wehrmacht
United States
West Germany
John
Otto John
Federal Security Bureau
East Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Reinhold Gustav Gehlen
FBI
Gehlen
Russia
Soviet Union
Pullach
Munich
Bavaria
County Changes Are Proposed In Urban Areas
Victor Jones of Wesleyan University argues urban counties should adopt a managerial government to handle duties imposed by state laws. He notes 65 percent are governed by boards, while 174 large urban counties demand a professional management structure to serve nearly half the population.
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Chicago
Victor Jones
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Conn
Jones
International City Managers’ Association
U. S
Gary Plans Major Highway Program in Oklahoma
Senator Raymond Gary of Madill, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, announced a 400 million dollar highway program as a central campaign plank. The plan includes 190 million for toll roads from a January special election and the rest for rural roads and modernization of the free highway system. Gary also favors a four lane highway from Enid City west to the Texas line and will travel to Washington Friday for talks with state and federal leaders on unspecified topics.
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Oklanoma City
Raymond Gary
Madill
Gary
Eee City
Washington
Cityan Transferred To Clinton Office Of Public Service
William J. Howard, longtime Public Service Company employee from Lawton, has been reassigned as district manager for Clinton effective August 1. A Chickasha native, Howard previously served as transmission distribution engineer for the firm in this area.
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William J. Howard
Public Service Company
Lawton
Clinton
Chickasha
Howard
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House
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
Robert Gregory
Joe Searcy
Pfc
Donald Brunsow
North Ft. Hood, Tex
Curlee
Kingsbur
Lete Service
Service
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Sentanneebnan
Westinghouse
H.P. Clinton Enine
H.P. Briggs
Ieee
Kist
Ea Tool
Shaler
Allen
Lug
Chevrolet
D Avenue
Dupont Cellulose
Jou
Ford
Tey Ee
Zwaan
Office of Public Service
Saumncathree Radio & Sound
Pittsburgh Paints
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