US Army Signal Corps Marks 100th Anniversary
The US Army Signal Corps celebrates its 100th anniversary on June 21 marking a century of advances in military communication from signaling methods to space relay. Founded by Maj Albert J. Myer in 1860 it evolved through Civil War signals and postwar telegraphy to radar satellites and Project Score.
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Mid West campaign scene as Nixon and Kennedy vie
Fargo hosts national political activity as Vice President Nixon campaigns in the region with Kennedy and Symington. The piece covers farm policy parity, parity bills, Republican Chicago convention plans, and Mansfield and McNamara views on Kennedy and Johnson.
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Wilsons would seek third term for League of Nations claim
Washington AP reports Woodrow Wilson, per physician Cary Grayson, would have run for a third term over the League of Nations even at the cost of his life. Grayson’s posthumous memoir notes Wilson’s strong stance amid stroke and illness, dating to a 1920 remark on possible nomination. In Egypt, PORT SAID auctions sell four thousand tons of cement from the Danish freighter Inge Toft for about ten dollars per ton after Suez transit issues.
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Cubans Back Radical Japanese Labor Opposition
The Confederation of Cuban Workers sent a telegram of support to Japan's reorganized labor federation, backing the Japanese protest against the US Japan security treaty, Eisenhower's visit, and the government of Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi.
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