New Atomic Missiles Pose Problem of Adequate Defense
Washington column reviews the rise of long range nuclear missiles and the challenge of defending against them. It outlines guidance methods, speed, range, and the dilemma of building costly radar and anti missile systems while weighing national economic limits and policy. The piece ends noting that the only true defense may be world peace.
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Whitlock Assigned to 2nd Bomb Wing at Chatham AFB
Master Sergeant Robert L. Whitlock of Mt. Vernon reports for duty with the 2nd Bombardment Wing at Chatham Air Force Base in Savannah Georgia. He is the son of Mrs Blanche M Whitlock of 321 South 15th Street. The wing is part of the Second Air Force and Strategic Air Command and operates B 50 medium bombers.
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Chatham Air Force Base
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Flag Day Proclaimed In Illinois By Governor Stevenson
Springfield Illinois June 12 Wednesday designated Flag Day in observance of the Stars and Stripes as the national flag June 14 by Governor Stevenson.
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Wayne City Methodist to hold revival meeting starts June 18
The Wayne City Methodist Church announces a revival starting Sunday June 18 with evangelist Miss El nore Hile. She is described as a strong speaker and special singing is planned each night at 7 30. Senders: MATTIE SHREVE Wayne City Ill.
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Owning His Own Home Dreams Span Generations
New York reflects on the timeless urge to own a home. The piece traces childhood shelters to adult plans, noting how the longing grows with time and how many dream of many places, yet settle for a simple trailer someday.
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Princeton approves $600,000 school bond plan
Princeton votes in a referendum to approve a $600,000 bonding program for two eight room grade schools and a junior high school addition, with the decision announced on Saturday June 12.
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