Ridgway Warns Soviet Army Most Powerful Land Force
General Ridgway testifies privately that the Soviet army is the most potent land combat force and has been upgraded with atomic warfare training. He notes improved mobility and firepower, argues cuts to U.S. force strength would weaken overall capability, and says the shift benefits Communist forces.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Europe
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Airman Found Guilty of Murder in Japan Court
Airman 3C Paul H. Blankenship, 20, of Bessemer Alabama, was convicted by a Nagoya court martial of premeditated murder in the stabbing of Staff Sgt William L Argyle of Salina Kansas. The verdict was announced by the U S Air Force in Tokyo.
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Air Force Today
Paul H. Blankenship
Bessemer
Ala
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Nagoya
William L. Argyle
College St
Salina
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Suburban faiths aid in care for gravely ill girl
In Charleston W Va Gayle Russell, 6, lies in a coma after encephalitis, with doctors giving a 50 50 chance of recovery. Her parents and local pastors from Morton Grove and nearby communities urge continued prayer as she shows gradual signs of improvement after a month in a coma.
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Warren G. Thaxton
Chicago
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Russell
Geneva
Indochina
Electric capacity lost in US traffic crashes study
A report estimates over a million Americans suffer capacity losses as auto crashes kill power generation capacity totaling 302 million kilowatts. Government data analysts caution the figures reflect potential capacity reductions across grids and facilities, highlighting safety and infrastructure impacts.
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