Spies Claim Soviet Defense Expenditures Near Ten Percent
Allen Dulles, head of the CIA, told the 62nd annual conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police that Soviet spending on its subversive apparatus may approach 10 percent of its overall arms program. He warned there is no proof that underground activity has ceased and cited a large stockpile of obsolescent gear. He noted 4,000 to 6,000 MIG15s remain, with many likely to be used to perturb global stability, and said obsolete surplus has gone to China and Indochina. He cautioned that countries in this hemisphere could face approaches from Soviet blocs.
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Indochina
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Ike Fund grows in Chicago Heart Association drive
The Chicago Heart Association reported multiple hundreds of dollars added to the Get Well Ike fund. Officials said they have not kept a precise tally but believe more than 300 dollars has been received locally and the drive continues.
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Chicago Heart Association
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Dogs Solve Cop Shortage Problem
Philadelphia commissioner Margarite C Johnson showcases four German shepherds in Dearborn Michigan to address police officer shortages. The dogs can flush out suspects, disarm, search burning buildings, and guard until officers arrive, potentially saving lives and reducing risk to human officers. Set. Orvie accompanies Johnson at the conference.
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Elgin Lamb Wins Top Tulsa Honors
Elgin FFA youth Willard Wolf exhibited a Southdown lamb that was named grand champion fat lamb at the Tulsa State Fair. The same lamb earned Southdown breed champion and first in light weight Southdown. Kenneth Sinor placed second in heavy Hampshire. Richard Kleeman second in light Shropshire. Jack Mitchell sixth and third in Dorset categories. John D. Jones led eight Elgin youths to the fair.
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Texas Woman Hurt In Tillman Crash
A 51-year-old Texas woman, Thelma Lindy, was listed in critical condition at Memorial hospital after a one car wreck on S H 5 east of Frederick. The driver Cecil Don Sanders aged 26, and Edmond Gary Laster aged 33, both from Amarillo, sustained shoulder and chest injuries and were hospitalized. two uninjured passengers Alene Sanders and Jessie Harris were from Amarillo. Trooper L L Lovett investigated.
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Here
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L. L. Lovett
New Reserve Corps Begins Its Training
Washington P A nucleus of the new national military reserve corps began training yesterday at five Army posts. This first class of 1167 men included 495 volunteer reservists and 672 National Guardsmen. The reserves formed an advance guard for a potential force of 90000 six month trainees for the Army and 5500 for the Marine Corps authorized through next June 30. These trainees, all volunteers, are to be given six months of intensive drills. Then they must serve 74 years in the ready reserve. The Army said about 2000 young men have signed up for this reserve training. The Marines lacked enlistment data. Guardsmen enroll under an eight year obligation. Trainees were assigned to Ft. Jackson South Carolina Ft. Knox Kentucky Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Ft. Bliss Texas and Ft. Ord California.
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