Soviet military doctrine questions thermonuclear war fate
An AP News feature outlines how Soviet doctrine envisions a future war, rejecting American deterrence concepts and assuming a global conflict. It highlights views from Russian military writings, aims of Khrushchev’s visit, and trends toward missiles, guided systems, chemical warfare, and resilient civil defense efforts.
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Parker Jury Recesses In Parker Lynching Case
Federal grand jury probing the Mack Parker lynching went into a two day recess in Biloxi Mississippi jurors planned to reconvene Monday. Parker a 23 year old Negro truck driver was dragged from a Poplarville jail by hooded assailants ten days before his planned trial for alleged rape of a pregnant white mother.
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Ike Seeks Health Welfare Budget Increase
President Eisenhower proposes a record 1.3 percent billion dollar increase for the Department of Health Education and Welfare in the 1961 budget. He plans higher outlays in health and welfare while limiting federal school aid to federal property areas. The budget will be submitted Jan. 18. The current 1960 appropriation totals 3.446 billion dollars. The Mint in Philadelphia has operated since 1792.
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