Talbott Links AF Reenlistment Decline to Pay
Air Force Secretary Talbott warned a drop in reenlistments threatens the service with a capability gap. He cited pay and allowances as a key cause and said losses of trained pilots and crew could cost billions to replace as the nation risks building a force no rival would dare attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Air Force
Sec
Harold
Talbott
Lear
Sen. Saltonstall
Army
Navy
Lars
Clark Foresees No Indochina War Involvement
General Mark Clark, addressing Loyola University, urged staying out of Indochina conflicts and warned against appeasing communism. He argued the Soviets avoid open war, favored strength, and defended nuclear deterence while criticizing Communists as bandits seeking world domination. He noted his Citadel presidency and ten years of Cold War experience.
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New Orleans
Mark Clark
Far East
United States
Indochina
Clarke
Jook
Clark
Loyola University Forum
Citadel Military College
Charleston
S.C
Bill would let ranchers sue over atomic test damages
A bill introduced by Senator McCarran would allow ranchers to sue the federal government for livestock killed or injured by atomic and hydrogen bomb tests. It would establish a board of claims within the Atomic Energy Commission to hear claims, with appeals to U S District Court if unsatisfied. McCarran cited Nevada tests that killed cattle, sheep and horses, noting current law caps payments at $1000.
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Washington
Sen. McCarran
D.-Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. District Court
McCarran
Nevada
AEC
Panel Named Link Sought on Tobacco and Health
A panel of experts to study any possible link between smoking and health was named by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee. Dr. Clarence Cook Little chairs the panel with members from Cornell, University of Chicago, USC, Medical College of South Carolina, Institute for Cancer Research, and Johns Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Cook Little
Roscoe B. Jackson
McKeen Cattell
Cornell University
Leon Jacobson
University of Chicago
Paul Kotin
University of Southern California
Kenneth Merrill Lynch
Medical College of South Carolina
Stanley P. Reiman
Institute For Cancer Research
William R. Rienhoff
Johns Hopking University
Soviet Parliament Reelects Voroshilov President of Presidium
The Soviet parliament re elected Marshal Voroshilov as president of its presidium and confirmed Premier Malenkov and his council. Voroshilov, 73, assumed the ceremonial post after Stalins death, replacing Mir Shvernik who became chair of the All Union Council of Trade Unions. The body also expanded the government, kept top ministers in place, and adjourned after a 45 minute session without a reconvene date.
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Moscow
Klementi V. Voroshilov
Ussr
Georgi Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Voroshilov
Ourgely
Stalin
Nikolai Mir Shvernik
All-Union Council Off Trade
Tnions
U S Fleet Admiral Hale visits Brisbane for Coral Sea ceremony
United States Fleet Admiral William F. Hale, retired, arrived in Brisbane Australia to participate in ceremonies marking the anniversary of the World War II Battle of the Coral Sea off Northeastern Australia.
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Halsey
Australia
Brisbane
U.S
William F. Halesey
Coral Sea
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Estelle Blake
Los Angeles
Oakland
Ricky
Barbara
Kenneth
Martin L. Blake
Link
Smiys
Malenkov
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mien
Communist
China
Russia
Mel Burnsford
Cunba White Sale
Chromspun
du Pont
Priscillas
Reg
Cannon
Cannon Towels
Pacific
St. Mary's
Kenwood
Faribo
Columbia
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