Fastest jet bomber B58 Hustler unveiled by Air Force
The Convair B58 Hustler jet bomber was revealed as the Air Force’s first super sonic atomic bomber. It features a small needle nose delta wing design, four engines, a crew of three, and an estimated top speed near 1200 mph. A revolutionary HEF-2 fuel could extend range by 40 percent, with a 36 million dollar plant planned in Model City New York. A long undercarriage pod offers flexible payloads for bombs cameras or ECM gear. The Wall Street church parcel valued at 25 million dollars is noted in passing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
C. §. Irvine
Frank W. Davis
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corp
Davis
U.S
Chance Vought
Olin Mathieson Chemical
August C. Esenwein
Convair
Ilean
Trinity Church
New York
Wall Street District
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Dean
Doan
Jet Skims Over Homes Crashes Into Empty Lot
A Navy A4D Skyhawk on a production test flight from Douglas in El Segundo skimmed trees and buildings then plunged into a vacant 50 by 50 foot lot in Glendale. Cmdr. P C Durup of Northridge ejected at high speed and parachuted to a hilltop. he was hospitalized in fair condition with possible fractures. Firefighters contained fires from wreckage as debris damaged nearby homes but caused no serious injuries. Durup, 36, was reported in stable condition after the crash over a densely populated Los Angeles area.
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Glendale
Calif
Los Angeles
Navy
P. C. Durup
Northridge
Glendale Memorial Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Durup
Douglas Aircraft Co
el Segundo
Cmdr. Durup
Armco Man Is Named To U S Post
Washington The Commerce Department named Walter H. Leo of Armco Steel Kansas City as director of the Iron and Steel Division in the Business and Defense Services Administration. Leo joined Armco in 1941 and has led industry groups including the Concrete Reinforcement Institute and the Wire Reinforcement Institute.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Walter H. Leo
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Leo
Kansas City
Sheffield
Armco Steel Corp
Iron and Steel
Business and Defense Services Administration
Armco
Concrete Reinforcement Institute
Wire Reinforcement Institute
Rubber Wage Talks Onen Akron Ohio
Wage talks are under way between the United Rubber Workers and five large producers in the rubber industry. URW seeks substantial wage increases with no figures named. Hourly wages in major plants run about 2.36 to 2.43 dollars. Good year Tire & Rubber discussions lead the schedule, begun in Cleveland a week ago, with potential contract cancellations set for July 22 or July 29 if no settlement is reached.
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Akron
Ohio
United Rubber Workers
URW
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Cleveland
Chicago Citizen Finally Granted U S Citizenship
William C. Marchant, 85, born in London and long believed he was a citizen after serving in the Illinois National Guard from 1890 to 1892, voted for Bryan in 1896. He learned yesterday that he was not naturalized, a status his parents failed to secure when the family settled in Chicago in 1879.
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Chicago
William C. Marchant
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Yeserday Marchant
Illinois National Guard
London
Watchmaking Requires Thousands of Individual Operations
The article notes that nearly four thousand individual operations are needed to produce the components of a single watch. It highlights the precision and complexity involved in watchmaking, illustrating the detailed assembly required to create a timepiece.
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Vern Haugland
O & B Savings Account
O & B Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Middletown
Central Branch
Central Avenue
Walter Fellows
Butch
Portland
Ore
Fellows
U.S. Post
TCL
Widdletown
Bryan
Tere
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