Alliance system cornerstone of free nations policy
Secretary of State Dulles warns the cornerstone of American policy is alliances with free nations not reliance on atomic weapons. He says the U S will handle each case with local defense forces and avoid mass retaliation as sole strategy. The piece notes opposition from Stevenson and Pearson and outlines the new look defense policy emphasizing collective security and selective force. A separate brief mentions a DC tax office error over a one cent bill and notes Camp Lee Va hosting the Army's only all woman band.
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Few Showing Interest In City Elections Reach Stagnant Campaign
City election chatter shows little partisan fervor as reform trends dull patronage. Observers say mayoral and aldermanic races lack stakes, with appointments mainly agreed by mayor and aldermen. Only one Democrat, William B. Burall, has publicly announced for Alderman amid several incumbents weighing reentry.
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Disclaims Any Active Participation In Deal
Samuel Wink 29 disclaimed active involvement in a city loan deal for a garage. He and Al Haar face trial with contractor Piracci over a 342,996 defraud charge. Wink testified he signed papers but that Haar handled negotiations. The scheme allegedly inflated costs and routed funds via the operators and city payment. The Post Office plans seven new regional offices to accelerate decentralization, adding Philadelphia New Jersey Richmond Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia DC.
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U.S. Can Deliver H Bomb Anywhere Confirmed by Senator
Senate atomic energy chair Jen Sterne Cole of New York said on television that the United States has a deliverable hydrogen bomb and can reach any location worldwide. The remarks came on Dateline Washington with Louisiana representatives Hebert and Boggs, marking the first official confirmation of a deliverable H-bomb.
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Hydrogen bomb claim spurs Cold War rhetoric
Rep remarks that Russia may possess a deliverable hydrogen bomb. He cites Eisenhower UN speech and U S airbase reach to target Soviet cities. Officials discuss U S hydrogen weapons and TNT equiv, amid broader nuclear tensions and crisis rhetoric.
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