Defense chief rebuts fear mongers over air power
Secretary of Defense Wilson told a Senate panel that Russia does not outpace the United States in air power and announced raised production goals for the B52 bomber. He cited a total defense bill near 36 billion and stressed no need to boost overall forces despite higher monthly output.
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Washington
Wilson
Russia
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Chavez
Senate
Senate Armed Services
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
LeMay
Armed Services Group
U.S.S.R
U.S
Military aircraft totals and intercontinental claims cited
Testimony notes Air Force holds over 1500 B4% aircraft with true intercontinental capabilities. Combined Air Force Navy and Army force structures are projected to reach about 41,000 active military aircraft for the year beginning July 1.
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Wilson
Air Force
Navy
Army
Baltimore Laundry Fire Injures Nine People
Flames tore through four buildings of a Baltimore laundry plant injuring seven women and two firemen. About 100 people fled the premises after workers faced a second-story jump to a neighboring roof. Elsie Camille Jones, 36, was hospitalized with face burns. the others were treated for shock and released. Firemen suffered minor cuts. cause traced to wiping cloths placed in a laundry machine.
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Baltimore
Elsie Camille Jones
Duvall Wins Gaithersburg Mayor Re election in 308 to 132 Vote
Montgomery elections report Mayor Merton F. Duvall re elected in Gaithersburg with 308 votes to 132 for William A. Lynch. Rodney M. Thompson and Milton Walker win council seats. Thompson 152 votes, Walker 283. Zoning and finances emerge as main issues amid a five-candidate slate and business backing for the Lynch ticket.
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Merton F. Duvall
Gaithersburg
William A. Lynch
Rodney M. Thompson
Lynch
Thompson
Milton Walker
Duvall
Franklin Press
Lynch Islate
Richard B. Perry
United Citizens Committee
W. Frey Jr
Mr. Perry
Connie L. Field
T. L .Hebb Freeman
Ward W .Mullican
Counci
Local election results shape Mont P. Jeffers and Casanges seats
In Montgomery towns and special taxing areas voters chose three new town commissioners Laytonsville Alexander Casanges James F Washington W White to replace retiring councilmen G Spriggs Mrs Ward and Samuel B Briggs. Casanges won 38 votes Jordan 30 Downs 20 Hawkins did not seek re election. Larvae of the brown tail moth noted in local tree growth report. New York gem robbery aftermath and RCA tuition plan noted in brief.
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G. Spriggs
Ward
Samuel B. Briggs
Cecelia Hersberger
Mark
Mont
P. Jeffers
Spencer Fisher
Gomery
Brookeville
Laytonsville
Alexander Casanges
James F. Washington W. White
Jordan
Stanley G. Downs
LaRue B. Evans
Howard
Council Y
Downs
White
Charles R. Hawkins Jr
Leslie C. Anglesbee
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Foundation
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Frederick
Maryland
Frank J Machovec
Mr. Halley
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Madrid
Spain
RCA
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Carload
Westinghouse
Better Homes Equipment CO
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TE Een Gudivex
Te RG Ad Division
Patrick St
E. Patrick St
Samuel H. Mooradian
Carty’s
Oriental Rugs
C. C. Carty, Inc
Geb Grifari
Fleurette
Brazil
Zay
Valencia
Hamilton Elgin Bulova
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Harry Footer and Co
S. Market St
N. Market St
Berhdal
Fleer
Monuament
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