Pentagon Eyes Future Slashes in Army Manpower
The Pentagon studies proposed manpower cuts that could trim Army strength by 80,000 to 90,000, possibly taking effect next year. Navy and Air Force leaders resist a 1960-scale cut, while the possibility of future force reductions awaits new weapons and potential arms control deals. The joint chiefs caution that no decision has been made and that future security needs may lower manpower in the long run.
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Eisenhower Eyes New Nuclear Disarmament Plan
The Eisenhower administration is reported to be developing a proposal to divert weapons grade materials from atomic bombs to peaceful use. The plan aims to urge Soviet participation in a twofold result: divert future production to civilian purposes and withdraw existing military stores for conversion. Details remain undisclosed as NSC review continues and talks proceed.
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Outsmart Humans Dogs Cool Off in Storm Sewers
Shawnee Ohio reports a group of dogs seeks cool shelter in storm sewers opening to creek beds at city edge. Poundmaster Troy Clay says a Humane Society call led to pickups but the pups seemed smarter than people, seeking a cool place to sleep amid 11 degree weather.
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Soviet Jet Liner Starts Service Planned Next Month
Moscow plans regular supply of the TU104d jet transport initiating next month with routes from Moscow to Copenhagen and Moscow to Prague. Initial service will expand later to Moscow Feiping China and Jakarta Indonesia as announced by Avroflot pilot Kuznetsov. The liner, praised by observers, carried Soviet security chief Tyan Seroy to London ahead of high level visits.
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Hoffmans Appointment OK Expected by George
President Eisenhower faces Senate hearings on George Hoffmans nomination to the United Nations delegation with opposition from Senator McCarthy and concern over Communist China. Among those named are Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and Elsworth Bunker with Humphrey and Knowland among delegates and Wadsworth Jones Nash Greenbaum Lord as alternates.
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Four airmen killed in Salina jet crash after takeoff
A B47 jet based at Smoky Hill Air Force Base crashed near the Salina field Friday night, exploding in a plowed area a quarter-mile from the runway end. All four aboard died: Maj Ernest Sharp 28 from Ormond Beach Florida. 1st Lt Marion Stallings 26 from Leesburg Florida. Capt Walter Carnes 29 from Augusta Georgia. 1st Lt Carl Pattison 32 from Cambridge Ohio.
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Tito Gives Nasser Look at Military
BELGRADE Yugoslavia President Tito today gave Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser a look at the cream of this Communist nation armed forces After a 40 minute military parade at Belgrade airport the leaders returned to Tito residence for talks to lay groundwork for their conference with Nehru next week They draft a list of questions to present to Nehru as a proposed agenda for the Biloni talks off the Adriatic coast
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Union Row Erupts in Santa Ana
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Union Chief Urges $3 Billion Tax Cut
AFL CIO President George Meany called for an immediate $3 billion tax cut for low and middle income families and small businesses. He sent identical letters to House and Senate leaders and to Ways and Means Committee members proposing raising the personal exemption from $600 to $700 or cutting the first $1,000 of taxable income from 20 to 15 percent.
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Senate Girds for Aid Showdown on Floor
In Washington a tense Senate session debates foreign aid with battles over Tito Yugoslavia funding. The Appropriations Committee trims a portion of the total, aiming to preserve Spain and Yugoslavia support while seeking tighter oversight and possible future cuts.
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