Atomic Guided Missiles for Air Defense Predicted by Chief of Naval Operations
Adm. Carney, head of the Navy’s operations, warned in Cincinnati that atomic propulsion and guided missiles are nearing practical use, predicting atomic warheads could boost air defense. He defended carriers against overseas critics and urged careful sourcing of such advice.
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Invasion of Formosa Not Feasible Says Radford
Admiral Arthur W. Radford states there can be no successful invasion across the Formosa Strait now and the situation can be stabilized. He notes Chiang Kai shek’s forces can repel a Red attack with US air and sea aid, while Reds lack amphibious capability to seize the mainland without U S support. He warns Soviet and Chinese strength could trigger a wider Far East conflict.
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Thai Minister Warns on Red Chinese Threat at SEA Talks
Thai Prime Minister Pibul Songgram told 220 reporters that about 20 000 Free Thai troops in Yunnan Province across the border are ready to jump into action if Red Chinese forces join them. He cited autonomous Thais forming two military academies and warned communism could spread if not checked. Delegations at the Southeast Asia Defense Treaty Organization conference included Richard G Sasey Thomas L MacDonald and Carlos P Garcia.
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Body Found Hunt Two More in Crash
The Coast Guard continued dragging operations today to recover two missing men after a private plane with three aboard crashed into Lake Pontchartrain in fog. Police diver found William A. Landes, 19, of Lafayette Indiana, while the other two occupants were Thomas Smith, the pilot, and James Dickerson, 28, also of Lafayette.
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