Nixon and NATO chief project robust U S missile deterrent
General Lauris Norstad says Russia cannot destroy thousands of retaliatory bases to silence the West. Nixon urges Americans to back missile efforts as critics question U S capabilities. Henry M. Jackson calls for 100 ballistic submarines and a 50 percent defense budget boost amid IRBM alarms. Cap Canaveral repairs continue after Atlas launch blast with no timeline given.
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Two Marines Fined for Selling Radio Tubes in Japan
Two U S Marines Robert L Ewell Jr 22 of Philadelphia and James Dunn 28 of Fresno were fined in Iwakuni District Court for illegally selling radio tubes to Japanese buyers. Dunn paid 80000 yen 222 and Ewell 30000 yen 383.
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Pastor's ventriloquist sermon draws 2000 children
Derby England Reverend Philip Schofield used a ventriloquist dummy to preach to about 2000 youngsters on Sunday. He said the device helps people remember the message better than his own voice.
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Chess education touted as mental growth aid in Dallas area
A prominent chess expert contends regular study develops mental acuity and learning ability. He notes many bright people struggle with chess, while persistent practice can yield adept play. Frank R. Graves of Fort Worth cites Russian emphasis on the game as influential.
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