Senate Hearing Transcript Restored After Censor Debate
Washington officials restored censored words in a Senate subcommittee transcript to appease unhappy senators led by Lynde Johnson Stuart Symington and John Stennis The dispute centered on Gen Nathan F Twining chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who warned the nation could weaken negotiations and spark broader conflict if Russia was portrayed as militarily inferior The Pentagon had defended deletions but agreed to reinstate the words as hearings resumed with Ada Arleigh Burke and Navy missile chiefs ready to testify
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Defense Department
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Subcommittee
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Russia
Lynde B. Johnson
D. Tex
Stuart Symington
D-Me
John C. Stennis
Damiss
Washington Post & Times
Ierald
Stern
Symington
Dulles
John Foust
Twining
Pentagon
Ueush
Post & Times Herald
John G. Norris
Norris
Baltimore youths launch small missile with private test
Two 17 year olds from Towson High School claim Maryland's first private rocket launch succeeded near Baltimore. The 1 inch by 2 inch tail rocket reached about 800 to 900 feet, landing 300 to 400 feet away in woods. A Monkton farmer confirms the firing, noting similar propellant and design to the Connecticut boys. They plan another attempt despite earlier official hurdles.
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Connecticut
Louis Bresee
Bill Pox
Towson High School
Maryland
Owen Ler
Monkton
Wallop Island
Virginia
Lee
David Gay
Neill Buckley
Charles Svenberg
William Bayne
Wallingford
Conn
Navy
Chincoteague Naval Aviation Ordnance Testing Range
Arsenal of 60 pistols found in Philadelphia home
In North Philadelphia a 39 year old repairer uncovered a hidden compartment containing about 60 pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition, plus six deep sea fishing rods wrapped in a May 24 1952 Philadelphia paper, suggesting gangster era storage. Firearms included various calibers some loaded. amid a possible Plaquehibition era stash.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Haticki
Army Orders Detail Broad Assignment Reassignments
Fragmented army orders from Washington DC and various posts list officers assigned to artillery or other roles, with retirements, reassignments, and pay details. Names include Col Sut Blogdearth, Maj Samm Wo Owen, Lt Taul AL Trntmon, and Brigadier General Lane, among others, spanning multiple states and posts. The document notes disabil ity retirement, medical considerations, and senior aviation award context, with dates in 1956 and reference to Paymaster and seniority.
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Maj Samm Wo Owen
Hopvis
T. Walder
Mel Sen
Mia Benes
Robert Moigrest
Virginia
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Setur Army Aviatie
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Briggon
Mal Gonite
Gavan Anddaby F
Bailene Clon
Lt Fat Taul
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Magne
Jagarn
Youngstown
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Sute
Phon
FY Biss
Vows
Ruger
Awe Vallley
Patrick
Lawrence J
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Vtenry
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Sam Houston
Oak
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Arms
Jan, Walt
Boren
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Herbert
Rex
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Gak
City reports violent deaths share of total fatalities
The City of Peace disclosed that among 2004 deaths last year one in twenty involved violence. Traffic accidents caused fatalities, along with four murder victims, three unsolved. Asphyxiations, falls, railway and plane crashes and drownings are itemized in the totals.
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Raetern
Quotes From The News Detailing Actors And Politicians
Detroit actress Paulette Goddard plans a return to New York to marry novelist Evid Maria Reargue with a near date, saying they have been engaged five years. Washington figures discuss missile programs tax cuts mafia actions and court authority in separate brief items. London’s Sunday Graphic claims British armed services hold excessive brass with mismatched numbers of generals admirals and air marshals to exploits.
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Detroit
Paulette Godda
New York
Evid Maria Re- Targue
London
UPI
The
Sunday Graphic
Royal Air Force
Jet Fuel Explodes At State Refinery
WYNEWOOD UP An explosion at Kerr McGee oil refinery caused slight damage to a jet fuel tank. No injuries were reported as the tank ruptured from unknown causes and the fire was contained within two hours with no damage estimate available.
Porpoises Surface For Air And Swim Fast
Porpoises, air breathing mammals needing surface every 44 seconds, can swim faster than most fish. Their powerful tails propel them swiftly through oceans, aiding hunting and long migrations.
Star Goddard Resigns Youth Role to Marry Author
DETROIT Actress Paulette Goddard quits as co-star in The Waltz of the Toreadors to wed author Erich Maria Remarque. She says she will leave to marry him, date not set, after earlier marriages to Chaplin and Burgess Meredith. SALT LAKE CITY Police halted two boys ages 11 and 8 at 4:10 am. They admitted nightly raids on a charity wishing well in a downtown hotel basement. officers noted their dirty hands.
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Star Goddard
Detroit
Paulette Goddard
New York
Erich Maria Remargue
Erich
Miss Goddard
Charles Chaplin
Burgess Meredith
Salt Lake City
15 Pound Baby Born in Piedimonte Dalife Itay
Itay news reports a baby weighing 154 pounds born Saturday night to mother Giulia Impoli. Doctors say both mother and child are doing fine.
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Piedimonte Dalife
Itay
Giulia Impoli
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