Okinawa as Key Communist Target in Any Asian War
Okinawa stands as the most likely and vulnerable target for Communist forces in any all out war in Asia. Located 380 air miles east of Shanghai, it hosts Strategic Air Command bombers, two jet wings of the 5th Air Force, and a vast radar network. The Army governs but Air Force interests dominate the base, making Okinawa a forward shield and staging area for moves elsewhere in the Pacific.
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Okinawa
Murray Fromson
Kadena
Asia
Shanghai
U. S
China
Strategic Air Command
5Th Air Force
Pacific
Penning
United States
Japan
3Rd Marine Division
Honolulu
Naha
Okinawa Air Defense Command
Formosa
51St
Hilmer Nelson
Nelson
Philippines
Mid- Pacific
Sun-Loving Couple Wed In The Nude
Col Herbert Lindle aged 60 and Louise West aged 48 wed Tuesday evening in the nude at the Colorado Sunshine Club in Sun-Loving fashion. The ceremony attracted about 80 guests including Earl Wilson and Bill Zeckendorf.
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Tony Town
Colo
Col
Herbert Lindle
Louise West
San Antonio
Colorado Sunshine Club
Evelyn
West
John Garrison
New York
Bill Zeckendorf
Homer
Miss West
Colonel Lindle
Mexico Nets Big Profit On Trade
Mexico reported a profit of nearly 85 million in its foreign trade balance for the first six months. The Bank of Mexico said reserves rose from 205 million to 290 million dollars by end of June, with reserves at 98 million after the April 1954 peso devaluation.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Bank of Mexico
California Editor Honored At Testimonial Dinner
Santa Monica editor Robert E. McClure of the Santa Monica Outlook was honored at a dinner attended by 300 leaders from across the nation. A writer and member of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the California State Highway Commission, he authored the Santa Monica city charter and leads in civic affairs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Robert E. McClure
Santa Monica Outlook
McClure
American Society of Newspaper Editors
California State Highway Commission
Strong Quake Strikes Shikoku Island Japan
A strong earthquake shook Shikoku Thursday morning with no initial damage reported. The central weather observatory logged a four on the Richter scale at Tokushima City, with lesser shocks felt in Kobe Osaka Hiroshima and Toyooka.
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Tokyo
Shikoku
Central Weather Observatory
Tokushima City
Kobe
Osaka
Hiroshima
Toyooka
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Detroit
Los Angeles
William MacMillan
James Moore
Ryukyus
Far East
Okiawa
America
Southeast Asia
Far East Command
Doyle Parton
Doyle
We Car Sales
Earl Wilson
California
al Insuhors Leos
Japanese
Island
Hewett’s Air Conditioning Inc
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Tesio
Harmony
Harmony House
Sears
Caius
South 11Th Street
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