U S Introduces Five Guided Missile Weapons As Reality
U S acceleration in guided missile development marks a shift in warfare. Nike anti aircraft missiles protect cities while Corporal and Matador systems advance ground and air warfare. Navy Regulus missiles deploy on carriers and cruisers with planned 1955 upgrades and submarine Tunny conversions.
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Army
Nike
U.S
Bitburg
Germany
Iron Curtain
Air Force
Navy
Carrrier Xer
Boston
Canberra
Matador
Regulus
Tot Falls From Car Dies Under Wheels
A three year old girl Brenda Gale Finney of Weatherford died when she fell from a car driven by her mother and a wheel crushed her near Weatherford on a Wednesday night. The incident raised Oklahoma highway deaths to 301 for the year. Troopers cited a bump causing a door to open as the car went out of control near Marietta.
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United Press
Weatherford
Highway Patrol
Brenda Gale Finney
Barney Finney
Oklahoma
Gainesville
Tex
Frivolous Atomic Idea and Vault Craft Talk
Hal Boyle muses that atomic bombs might erase records and briefly renew youth for some women. He then profiles Charlie Costigan of Mosler Safe Co building a 30 ton vault door in New York, noting the precision and balance required to fit the door to a thousandth of an inch.
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New York
John
Mary
West Bank
Fifth Avenue
Charlie Costigan
Costigan
Oradell
N.J
New
Mosler Safe Co
Departing Colonel Receives St Barbara Award
Col. Martin L. Green of The Artillery Center G-3 will depart for the Army War College Carlisle Barracks Pa. This week Maj. Gen. Edward T. Williams presented him with the Ancient Order of St Barbara. Green's successor as G-3 will be announced soon.
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Martin L. Green
Artillery Center
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Order of St. Barbara
Edward T. Williams
TAC
Green
Fifth Avenue Fantasy Ends As Costigan Rejoins Work
Dialog reveals a character wrestling with a dangerous thought about an atomic bombing. Costigan shifts from polite listening to cautious distance, then resumes duty with a focus on precise work, handling a 30 ton door with minute tolerances.
Husband and two sons drown at Alaska fishing site
In Alaska near Tyon ek, Mary Smith's husband drowns at the family fishing grounds where two of their three sons previously perished. Her last remaining son Gerard, 26, went missing after his dory was found with its bow stove in, leaving the widow nearly blind and alone.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mary Smith
Tyonek
Roland
Byrne
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Gerard
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Pentagon
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Florida
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Charles Mercer
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Sunkist
Lech
Slim-Ja
California
Arizona
Valencia
Southwestern Radio & Sound
E Pho
Given
Oy Costigan
Liberty Avenue
Crisco
Golden Val Cut Cou
Swift's Pard Dog Food
Swift
Chuck
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