Twining Sees U S Won't Cut Arms at Soviet Show
General Twining attended the Moscow air display noting new models including delta wing interceptors and a turboprop transport. He warned the U S would not reduce arms until worldwide controls are in place while Khrushchev boasted about missiles and mutual display.
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Washington Triplification of Jobs Hit
Rep. James C. Davis warns of inflation in top federal jobs with more deputies. Hearing witnesses from the Civil Service Commission testined as Davis’s civil service subcommittee probes manpower growth and rising overhead. He notes assistant secretaries expanding from 46 to 67 and salaries climbing as roles proliferate.
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James C. Davis
D-Ga
Davis
Civil Service Commission
Kentucky Democrats Face Hard Fight to Hold Senate Seats
Atlantic City dispatch notes Kentucky Governor Chandler pushing for the Democratic presidential bid amid a state split over loyalty to Adlai Stevenson. Chandler warns Eisenhower candidacy could threaten Kentucky’s two Senate seats and its 10 electoral votes, as Democratic leaders weigh unity in Chicago.
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New Jersey
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Michigan
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
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Chicago
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Storekeeper Nash Slain in Unionville Robbery
Unionville Ontario police hunt a GPS A bandit after the bludgeoning death of William E. Nash a 64 year old storekeeper known for selling cigarettes and soft drinks. His body was found by neighbor Mrs. William Englis Sunday morning. blood indicated death occurred before 9 30 p m Saturday.
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Navy Hero Adm King Dies at 77
Fleet Admiral Ernest Joseph King USN dies at 77 in Portsmouth New Hampshire after a career directing the United States Navy to victory in World War II. King led the wartime fleet and helped vanquish German and Japanese navies.
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Johnson Urges Air Force Boost Amid Twining Remarks
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson praised General Nathan F. Twining for urging stronger Air Force funding as Congress weighs a one billion dollar increase. Johnson cited Twining’s comments to Moscow leaders and warned that maintaining readiness would deter Soviet power. Senator Jackson argued overseas bases are at risk, underscoring the need for funded aviation capabilities and long-range bombers.
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Texas
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D-Wash
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Toeland
Okinawa
Eisenhower Raises Linen Toweling Import Duty to 40 Percent
President Eisenhower ordered a tariff rise on linen toweling fabrics from 10% to 40% ad valorem with effect July 25 after a Tariff Commission finding that imports are injuring the domestic industry. Japan is the largest toweling supplier, with total toweling imports last year around $3.83 million. The report notes Britain and Belgium Luxembourg as secondary suppliers and cites flax and hemp as materials. Adm. King, long an active-duty admiral, suffered a series of health issues since a 1947 brain hemorrhage yet retained active status and past command of the Atlantic Fleet and U S Navy.
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Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Prince and Grace appear in Monaco after yachting honeymoon
Princess Grace and Prince of Monaco made their first public appearance since returning from a yachting honeymoon. They were cheered by about 1,000 people as the crowd greeted them Sunday night.
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Grace
Monaco
Price Rainier
Princess Grace
Two British Airmen Safe After Jet Crashes
Two British pilots from the aircraft carrier Eagle survived jet crashes off Ligurian coast. One jet hit a Genoa house injuring an occupant. the pilot bailed out and was rescued by a U. S. ship. The second aircraft ditched near La Spezia and the pilot escaped, was rescued by fishermen. Neither was hurt.
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Travel tips to vacation fun and irritations
Travel tips offer practical advice from Better Homes and Gardens to plan a trip. Learn how to choose a motel or hotel, save on meals, and manage luggage and long auto trips. Get the copy wherever magazines are sold.
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