Reorganizing of Military Is 60 Days Away
Administration plans for reorganizing the Defense Department may be ready in about 60 days. Deputy Secretary Donald A. Quarles testified to the House Armed Services Committee. Eisenhower pressed the effort with McElroy and others at the Pentagon. Senate figures urged a single chief, while Democrats held back criticism for 60 days to let plans form. Hagerty cited a 17 point defense program largely in motion, with missiles, submarines, air power, warning systems, anti missile missiles and civil defense among priorities.
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Commander of Base Bails Out In Plane Crash Near Cameron
Col John H Bell commander of Richards Gebaur Air Force Base bailed out of an F102A jet at 30 000 feet before it crashed in a field northwest of Cameron Missouri and exploded. He landed about four and a half miles from the impact site and was returned to Grandview. The crash damaged the Schreeves farm buildings but no injuries were reported.
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Scouring advised for aluminum coffee maker
The aluminum coffee maker that seems clean after weeks on the shelf should be lightly scoured with a steel wool pad and washed thoroughly to remove oxidation products that cause a bad taste in the coffee.
Waltz With the Russian Bear stalls on arms talks
U S policy analyst James Marlow argues that disarmament talks with the Soviet Union remain stalled as both sides push for guarantees while building arms. He notes Khrushchev demands a package deal including abandoning overseas bases, while the United States seeks foolproof anti cheating guarantees and maintains bases as its defense line.
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Dulles pledges mobile force to deter Communism in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles told Baghdad Pact leaders that the United States will deploy its mobile power to deter any Communist invasion if deterrence fails. He stressed U S support includes economic aid, and urged balance between military and economic efforts among Moslem members while condemning Soviet religious liberty limits.
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Asthma Formula Now Sold Without Prescription
New York doctors report the asthma formula they most often prescribe for private patients is now available over the counter. Medical tests indicate it controls asthma attacks and provides hours of relief, with a tablet named Primatine marketed for nonprescription use.
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