Polaris Submarines to Be Built for Nuclear Missiles
Washington Navy awards contracts for three Polaris powered submarines to be built at Groton Connecticut and Mare Island California. First boats due 1960 with 4500 mile missiles. each hull about 280 feet long displacing 5600 tons. 16 missiles per ship planned. estimated costs 85 to 160 million each.
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Navy
Electric Boat Division
Groton
Congress
Adm
W. F. Raborn
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Hopes for Sun in Georgia For Eisenhower Visit
President Eisenhower arrived in Thomasville, Georgia, to a near freezing 34 degrees as two inches of snow lingered in the piney woods. He planned up to 10 days of rest at Milestone plantation with Mrs. Eisenhower and accompanied by Mrs. Humphrey.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Thomasville
Eisenhower
South Georgia
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Piney Woods
Humphrey
Kuchel Appointed to Air Force Academy Visitors Board
President Nixon announced the appointment of Sens. Chavez Dworshak and Kuchel to the Air Force Academy board of visitors. The decision adds Kuchel as a Republican from California alongside fellow members Chavez of New Mexico and Dworshak of Idaho.
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Washington
Nixon
Sens. Chavez
Dworshak
Idaho
Kuchel
Calif
Air Force Academy
Find Girl Slain Boarder Quizzed
NEW YORK city. A 16 year old schoolgirl Lilian Mojica was found murdered in the basement of her Washington Heights home. The body showed burns and blunt force marks with venetian blind cord fragments about throat and wrists. Police questioned her brother Richard 15 neighborhood youths and five men four regular borders and a part time border. Boarder Pablo Varges 33 remained detained after 4 30 am. Blood stains were found on his bathrobe.
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Washington Heighs
Lillian Mojica
Richard
Pablo Varges
Townsend to Visit Schweitzer in Congo Tour
Captain Peter Townsend plans a motor trip through French Equatorial Africa to visit Dr. Albert Schweitzer in Lambarene. The former suitor of Princess Margaret aims to finish the journey in about a month and then return to Brussels to write a book.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Peter Townsend
Albert Sehweitzer
Lambarene
French Equatorial
Aic
Princess Margaret
Brussels
Murder Hearing Set for Riverside Ohioan
Riverside resident James F. Black of Van Wert Ohio faced a preliminary murder hearing on charges of killing 1 year old Thomas Benjamin Snow. The hearing was delayed to next Friday due to a crowded court calendar after Black was returned to Riverside from Ohio.
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Riverside
James F. Black
van Wert
Ohio
Thomas Benjamin Snow
British Unemployment Rises by 60 000 in Month
The Ministry of Labor reports Britain’s unemployment up 60,000 in the past month to 395,000. The jobless rate stands at 138 percent versus 145 percent a month earlier, with seasonal effects in building, agriculture, and liquor and cigarette production noted by officials.
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Ministry of Labor
Britain
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