Missile Master radar system joins Nike defense network
At Fort Meade Secretary Brucker outlined the Army missile master a radar Nike integration that can detect aircraft and missiles and coordinate Nike missiles against them. The system links with Sage air defenses and operates from a development center near Washington Baltimore area to track raids and assign batteries.
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FT. Meade
Brucker
Army
Washington-Baltimore
Nike
Air Force
Glenn L. Martin Co
Airborne Instruments Laboratory
Mineola
Long Island
N.Y
American Machine and Foundry Co
New York
Split
Missile Master
Missile Master Center
Jobs Go Begging Electronics Field Offers Bright Future
DOUG H. FONDA reports at the Institute of Radio Engineers convention that electronics firms seek qualified engineers as they expand. With 40,000 engineers present, graduates face salaries of 100 to 110 dollars weekly start, while a 50,000 yearly need is projected by 1970. Shortages stem from defense programs and rapid technological growth, and engineering schools graduate 27,000 annually.
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Institute of Radio Engineers
Johan D. Ryder
Michigan State University School of Engineering
I.R.E
Ryder
Astronomers Hear Star Death Rattle At Meeting
In Columbus Ohio astronomers at an American Astronomical Society session heard Jupiter radio messages and a graphic account of a dying giant star in Hercules. John B Kraus described electrical discharges on Jupiter while Armin J Deutsche reported Alpha Herculis losing solar mass every 10 million years.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Astronomical Society
Jupiter
John B. Kraus
Radio Observatory
Ohio State University
Armin J. Deutsche
Wilson and
Mt. Palomariam
Hercules
Poisoning Charge In Ground Glass Milk Case
Cleveland woman Dorothy Kaplan aged 48 was indicted for attempted poisoning after allegedly placing round glass in a neighbor's milk to “teach them a lesson.” The plot came to light after Louis Elgart suffered a stomach disorder leading to the discovery.
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Cleveland
Dorothy Kaplan
Grand
Po- Uce
Louis Elgart
Elgart
Communists Split Feared Over Moscow Anti Stalin Move
Francis Stilley reports U S communists in upheaval as Moscow deflation of Stalin policy sparks internal debate in The Daily Worker and draws Times World Telegram and Sun headlines. Party leaders deny a split while forecasting upheaval and possible resignations and purges amid differing approaches from Alan Max and William Z Foster.
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Francis Stilley
New York
Moscow
The
Daily Worker
the Times
Alan Max
U.S
Communist Party
William Z. Foster
the World-Telegram and Sun
Frederick Woltman
Foster
Woltman
Stalin
Max
Soviet TU104 Jet Astonishes British Experts in London
British air specialists marvel at the Soviet TU104 airliner arriving in London. The twin engine jet, touted as a world beater with speeds near 500 mph, draws comparisons to the Comet and features oxygen masks, with officials noting limited cabin pressurization. General Ivan Serov attends the London visit as UK press hails the jet as far ahead of Western designs.
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London
Ivan Serov
Secret Police
Daily Mail
The
Daily Express
Russia
News Chronicle
Britain
America
John Cunningham
Ivan A. Serov
Moscow
Outraged Britain Hails Serov Visit Backlash Hits Kremlin
London newspapers lashed the Kremlin as Gen. Ivan A. Serov arrived to review security for the April visit of Bulganin and Khrushchev. Papers labeled him a terror figure, with editorials likening him to Himmler and Goering and denouncing Soviet policy.
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London
Kremlin
Britain
Ivan A. Serov
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Hitler
Himmier
Goebbels
Serov
Bulgaria
Khrunichevy
Europe
Daily Mirror
Himmler
Daily Mail
Liberal News Chronicle
Daily Herald
Eden
Russia
Ivan the Terrible
Army Officer Sees Egypt as Peace and War Key
Brig. Gen. Yigal Allon of Israel warned in Cleveland that war in the Middle East could erupt once Egypt absorbs arms from Czechoslovakia and until shifts occur among Arab states and Israel. He is in Ohio to address a United Jewish Appeal conference, sharing a platform with Sen. Wayne Morse.
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Cleveland
Egypt
Middle East
Yigal Allon
Czechoslovakia
Israel
Allen
Ohio
United Jewish Appeal
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Weekend forecast brings mild warmth for Miami Valley
A worrisome low pressure system in Nebraska does not dampen expectations as the Miami Valley faces mostly cloudy but warmer conditions today and Saturday with a high near 55 and a low around 35. Sunday should stay partly cloudy with little temperature change. Middetown reported a 2:30 p.m. high of 51 and a 6 a.m. low of 31.
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Nebraska
Miami Valley
Middetown
Death takes anti Peron revolt head
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi anti Peron revolt leader dies in Buenos Aires at 59 after a cerebral episode following his brief tenure as provisional president. Funeral rites set as Argentina prepares military honors for Lonardi who resigned in a coup that brought Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu to power. Lonardi had been treated in the United States last December for high blood pressure.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Itary
United States
Peron
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
Saturay
Rail Firemen May Strike Across the Nation
Railroad firemen threaten a nationwide walkout to protect diesel locomotive jobs. President H. E. Gilbert told President Eisenhower the union would use stern measures, including a strike, if necessary. A separate TWU threat targets 25,000 nonoperating workers of the Pennsylvania Railroad over layoffs.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Eisenhower
Nreets
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ereennes Se Sene Se National (Railroad) Mediation Board
Black Day For A Ride in East St Louis
William Eisenhart 62 narrowly escaped injury when a truck tipped over at a stop sign dumping 21 tons of coal onto his car. His wife and sister in law also survived without harm.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
William Eisenhart
Eisenhart
British say secret reports place Egyptians trained in Poland
Britain reports a number of Egyptian officers and NCOs are being trained in Poland in land sea and air operations with Soviet weapons at a base near Gdynia. Training began last December under an arms deal with Czechoslovakia, while Czech officers train Egyptian airmen in Alexandria.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Poland
Sporcsniad
Baltic Sea
Gdynia
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Alexandria
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Washington
Middle East
Marten
Cairo Ment
Fish
Cairo
Man killed by truck in Norwalk crash
Thomas Gutshall 73 of Norwalk was killed Thursday when his automobile rear ended a stationary truck on U S 20. His wife Emma Gutshall 74 sustained serious injuries in the collision.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Thomas Gutshall
U. S
Emma Gutshall
Jerusalem Dispatch: Ora Spaid Reports On The Language Of Events
Special dateline coverage from Jerusalem conveys Ora Spaid on the spot commentary describing events echoing ancient languages and modern occurrences. The piece ties historical context to present-day developments, capturing atmosphere and viewpoints from the scene.
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Ora Spaid
Rhee Agrees To Run Again With No Opposition
Seoul officials announce President Syngman Rhee has agreed to a third term. The Liberal party nominated him March 5 and the government says he faces no opposition. The presidential election must be held by July 15.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Public Information Office
Rhee
Liberal Party
Wa- Today
Teacher recruitment drive urged for Ohio schools
Ralph S. Miller president of the Ohio Education Assn calls for help in recruiting teachers to meet school needs during teacher career week March 25 31. He says many citizens see teachers as second class and asks civic groups and citizens to assist recruitment efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph S. Miller
Ohio Education Assn
Miller
Stevenson keeps moderation course after Minnesota loss
Adlai E. Stevenson vows to press his moderation agenda despite Kefauver's Minnesota primary win. He says he will not gut promises or abandon his ideas even if it costs him the Democratic nomination, noting cross over voting and campaign strategy changes ahead in Florida and California.
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Chicago
Adlai EF. Stevenson
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesta
Kefauver
Minnesota
Tennessee
Jamee Finnegan
Florida
California
Finnegan
Eisenhower
Decatur
Ill
Prince Rainier Doubts Frequent US Time Before Wedding
Prince Rainier II arrives in Europe and doubts he and Grace Kelly will spend much time in the United States after their April Monte Carlo wedding. He cites her European fondness and says she will not act during the wedding period, with about 600 guests expected in the ceremony. Miss Kelly travels to New York and Philadelphia before boarding the Constitution to Monaco, noting a four year MGM contract and possible future acting decisions.
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LE Havre
France
Prince Rainier II
Europe
Grace Kelly
United States
Principality
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Miss Kelly
Paris
New York
West
Philadelphia
Prince Rainier
MGM
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