Weekly News Analysis Pact signed shapes European defense
The column argues the North Atlantic pact creates a framework for collective response but leaves military aid optional. It notes strength in voluntary emergency judgments and weakness in potential delays. Signatories include United States Belgium Canada Denmark France Iceland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Portugal and United Kingdom.
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Bradley urges swift follow up on North Atlantic pact security
General Omar N. Bradley, chief of staff, calls for a Western Europe defense program to deter aggression and prevent a Soviet conquest. He opposes strike back with air power alone, warns against Cold War complacency, and questions whether the pact should include more troops and matériel.
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Unity promised but defense plans show rival aims
The article notes a lack of unity in defense thinking despite promises of joint service effort. It highlights the Roanoke cruiser as an example of grand, costly super-weapon design while Secretary Louis Johnson urges coordinated use of air, land, sea forces for a peacetime mission not to be used in war.
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Armistice Debate and Political Strife in Israel
Israel's government passes a test vote on an armistice with Trans-Jordan amid sharp opposition. A foreign office spokesman claims the accord adds 150 square miles near Hadera Afula and Tel Aviv Haifa rail areas. Ben-Gurion faces charges of colonial degrees and U.S. aid conditions spark domestic rancor. The U.S. Senate approves using 54 million frozen China funds only in Nationalist-controlled areas.
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New High Energy Feed May Burst Animal Seams
Dr H J Preblada explains that potent livestock feeds could cause animals to burst their seams if overeaten. He notes poultry convert feed to meat more efficiently with reduced feed per pound, and top weights reach faster, though animals may strain to digest richer diets.
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Russians on Rampage Attack Iranian Post in Azerbaijan
A Tehran informant reports Russian forces attacked an Iranian army post in Azerbaijan province. A Russian regiment with tanks and armored cars reportedly led the assault, Iranian troops returned fire and an important battle followed amid strained relations and Cold War speculation about Iran.
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Buffs Open Home Campaign With April 15 Opener
Houston Buffs set to start their home schedule at Buff Stadium against Gus Mancuso's San Antonio Missions on Friday night April 15 after an April 13 season opener in San Antonio. Del Wilber will manage the club with a mix of returning players and many promising rookies from St. Louis Cardinal farm systems. The opening day ceremonies will precede a morning parade followed by a busy home stand featuring four games in three days against San Antonio, a Sunday doubleheader, and three consecutive games with the Beaumont Exporters before a road trip.
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Terrier Barking Saves Tot From Icy Pond
In Elizabeth New Jersey two year old Gene Stanchfield wandered into a neighbor’s yard and fell into an ice covered fish pond. His terrier barked loudly drawing his mother Doris Stanchfield to rescue him from 18 inches of icy water.
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Welfare recipient drops 4211 cash as stroke hospitalizes man
In Newark an 82 year old relief recipient named Harry Streck was hospitalized after a stroke. He allegedly dropped 4211 in cash from his clothing as he was carried into the city hospital and welfare officials filed a claim for a rebate.
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Mysterious Flight at Brown Airport No One Sees Return
In Ft Lauderdale three strangers arrived at Brown airport. One man entered a plane and vanished into the sky headed north. The other two spoke with mechanic Earl Snyder then left in a car. The aircraft carried little fuel.
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