Adm. Radford arrives for NATO staff meetings in Paris
Admiral Arthur Radford, chair of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrives in Paris to attend NATO staff meetings ahead of next week's Atlantic Alliance Council of Ministers session.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
4
Admiral Arthur Radford, chair of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrives in Paris to attend NATO staff meetings ahead of next week's Atlantic Alliance Council of Ministers session.
The Fort Ord public information office reports a safe containing more than 1,000 in cash and payroll funds was stolen while belonging to the men of Company M, 2nd Infantry. The missing safe, valued at about 5,320, vanished over the weekend.
General Curtis LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, told a Georgetown University audience that Soviet gains are narrowing the US advantage in long range air power. He warned that without continued improvement in combat capacity and readiness the nation would be more vulnerable to a greater nuclear strike threat within five years.
William Rose former president of Catskill Mountain bank was rearrested in Mineola for falsifying bank records to mask a potential fraud near 1 million dollars. FBI said the manipulation involved false entries to support the account balances. Rose, 51, had resigned the day after his first arrest and was free on 25 000 bail awaiting hearings.
Paris reports that France will assist Morocco and Tunisia with a planned budget of 137,142,804 for social and economic development. Opposition urged cancellation of credits amid protests over colonial policy as Algeria faces unrest and independence debates.
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