H Bomb Miss Target 3500 Yards? Missed Aim At Bikini Test
AP report notes Air Force noncommittal statement on a Bikini Atoll thermonuclear test and suggests the bomb may have fallen roughly 3,500 yards from its intended point. Details cite possible misfire but affirm B52 delivery capability and require secrecy about exact metrics.
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Revenge Is Like Ditting On A Dog Cause The Bite
A cryptic line compares revenge to biting a dog that bites first, noting the retaliatory logic and the stubborn loop of harm between aggressor and responder. It hints at moral risk and cyclical violence.
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Secrecy Hit in Firing of Claremont School Chief
Superior Judge G Whyte sharply criticized the Claremont School Board for dismissing the superintendent at a closed meeting. The ruling in Arthur Main’s case questions the validity of actions taken in private and later ratified publicly.
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Land A Job That You'll En Joy Classified Ad Pitch
A brisk call to job seekers to visit the classified counter for guidance on building an effective ad. Encourages using ads to tell employers about skills and experience and to seek helpful suggestions.
More Stations Would End TV Monopoly Probers Told
Roberts Kintner, president of American Broadcasting Co., urged Congress that granting more TV station licenses is the way to break any monopoly. Testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee he said government failure to license enough stations creates the monopoly. He opposed network regulation, arguing ABC can compete with NBC and CBS if more outlets are licensed.
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Nazi Persecution Compensation OKd in Germany
Bonn West Germany authorities approved a bill raising Nazi persecution compensation with an average 20 percent increase in pensions and capital sums. The measure expands eligibility to include people who formerly lived in Communist East Germany, previously limited to West Germany residents.
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