Nuclear Bombers On Alert
Washington AP reports Middle East crisis boosts United States SAC alert. About 2,400 aircraft including B52 bombers and KC135 tankers are kept on or near bases ready to roll within minutes. New B52G wet wing planes and Hound Dog missiles will boost capability, though reliance on in-air refueling remains for deep strikes.
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Both Drivers Charged In Mt Airy Weekend Accident
Two cars near Mt Airy Sunday evening, driven by John W Hood 21 of Mt Airy Route 1 and John W Brown 51 of Baltimore, collided on Prospect road at 6 15 pm. Each car sustained about 400 dollars in damage. No injuries reported. Trooper Ira Carter led the investigation with Trooper R B Spickler.
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Ex-Gambler Beard May Seek Pauper's Oath Next Week
Ex gambler Sam Beard may apply next week for a pauper's oath to be released from the Federal Prison in Springfield Missouri after serving most of a six year sentence for income tax evasion. He completed his sentence June 27 but must remain 30 days for the oath hearing unless the court approves. U S Attorney Leon Pierson will not oppose. Beard is accused of pocketing 2262000 during 1944 47. He weighed over 270 pounds at trial and is 66 years old.
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Khrushchev May Score Another Diplomatic Victory
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Khrushchev’s push for a Geneva style summit with the Big Four and India as a strategic move in the Middle East. The proposal aims to cool tensions, win neutralist support, and steer world opinion while avoiding broader conflict.
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Soviets Celebrate Aviation Day at Moscow Show
Moscow hosted Aviation Day with a three hour air show at Tushino Field attended by top leaders including Khrushchev Voroshilov Mikoyan and Suslov. Air Marshal Zhisarev urged readiness to bar aggressors, condemning Americans and British colonizers. The program featured civilian airliners and the TU114 with Bulganin's portrait on display.
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Sputnik 3 Visible This Week Across the Nation
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory says Sputnik 3 will be visible in early mornings over Northern Lake Superior at 5 10 a m today and similar times Tuesday and Wednesday. The bright tumbling rocket will pass from north northwest to south southeast over a path more than 1000 miles wide, seen from Montana to North Carolina.
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Chilcote Elected Baltimore Legion Head for 1960
J C Chilcote a wheel chair bound veteran from Baltimore was chosen to lead Maryland American Legion for the 1960-61 year at the state convention. New officers include William Collison Val entine Weissert John Store Warren Burdette and Charles Bender with David La Brigham reelected to the national executive committee. The Legion auxiliary named Mrs Harry L Vogel as president. In other Maryland news Operation Facelift aims to rebuild Georgia Avenue store fronts in Silver Spring with architectural drawings to illustrate renovation. Three more candidates entered the Montgomery County School Board race making seven seeking seven seats. Rose C Kramer seeks re election James I Humphrey and Glenn J Goldburn also run.
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Middle East drift and Western policy critique
Analysis argues the Middle East is sliding into chaos benefiting world communism as Western arms fail to save the region. Lebanon sparks the crisis, with U.S. and British intervention seen as too late and Arab nationalism driven toward extremes led by Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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