Broadscale Production Of Nuclear Subs
The Navy aims for broad scale production of atomic submarines with a target of about six launches per year. At least three subs are slated for completion this year, with potential doubling as orders grow. Current and forthcoming yards include Groton Portsmouth Mare Island Ingalls Newport News and private shipyards with a total of 13 under construction and 20 built or authorized. Nuclear submarine costs cited range from 62.9 to 67.2 million dollars per hull, with potential lower standard design estimates. The article notes U S Russian naval strengths with roughly 140 submarines in operation for the United States and about 430 in the Soviet fleet.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Seawolf
Serensly
Sargo
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Navy Shipyard
Albert G. Mumma
Chhief
Bureau of Ships
United States
U.S. Navy
New Constitution for U S Communist Party
The American Communist party adopts a new constitution at its New York convention curing spying and advocating force. It expels members who threaten democracy, strike-breakers, provocateurs, and informers and those who conspire to overthrow U S institutions. The party, with about 20 000 members, notes previous convictions of leaders for violent overthrow.
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New York
American Communist Party
U.S
Communist Party
Hopes For Early Civil Rights Action
Sen. Watkins expects a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to act on civil rights legislation before week’s end. Sen. Ervin doubts the timetable while hearings on the Eisenhower program and other proposals wrap up. The subcommittee will draft a bill for the full Judiciary Committee chaired by Sen. Eastland, with a March 11 meeting anticipated.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Senate Judiciary
Ervin
D-Nc
Eastland
D-Miss
C Committee
Senate
Knowland
California
Judiciary Committee
Road to socialism proposal and civil rights reforms debated
The piece outlines a peaceful democratic path to socialism based on scientific socialism and worker, farmer, and minority support. It notes plans for civil rights courts, a Justice Department division, and federal civil damage suits, while skeptics doubt Senate action before Easter recess. Also reports archaeologists locating Gefrin, the early royal residence of King Edwin in Northumberland.
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Special Commission
Justice Department
Ervin
Judiciary Subcommittee
Knowland
Senate
London
Maryh
Cheviot
Northumberland
Gefrin
Edwin
Northumbria
Britain
Ameri can Optical Co. to full production at Frederick plant
Stockholders learned that the Frederick, Maryland plant will be in full production by June 15, serving as headquarters for plastic eyeglass frames. The 160 worker facility on eight acres near Frederick airport opened last Oct. 16 and will employ about 200 by July 1. The report cites central location and a record sales volume of 75,691,884 dollars for last year.
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Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Co
Frederick
Aid
Frederick Airport
Princess Caroline stamps eyed for Gaza area tribute
Fragmented dispatch notes discussion of stamps honoring Princess Caroline as a potential postal issue. Mentions Gaza Strip context, Monaco tribute, and Arab officials amid four month occupation. Sales seen as a revenue source for authorities.
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Gaza
Tel Aviv
Pathea
A . Wew
Ashi Ha Boc Civen
Monte Carlo
Gaza Strip
Israel
Eth
Monaco
Carol
Rainier Moo
Rhein
Pri
Caroline
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