Missile fund debate reshapes U S defense chair role
In hearings on a $1.4 billion missile program, Nimitz urged abolishing the separate chairman of the joint chiefs to rotate among service heads, while Spaatz warned a single chief could centralize power. Army Secretary Brucker outlined Jupiter-C satellite launches and Nike Zeus missiles as defenses. Secretary McElroy described possible deployment of 1500 mile missiles in the Far East, and Congress boosted transfer authority to fund Pershing and other missiles, while warning of later needs and urging pentagon efficiency.
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Family tragedy linked to Polaris program and missiles
Coroner J C O'Brien reported a double murder suicide at Hudson farm near Edmonton. Melvin Hudson killed his wife and four children then killed himself, carbon monoxide poisoning cited for Mrs. Hudson. Police found bodies on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Government funds were discussed for missile and warning systems amid the Polaris program context.
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Pair Treated in Mystery Dog Mauling
A 30 year old physician and her 39 year old husband were treated at General Hospital for multiple dog bites in their Brentwood home. Police say the bites occurred as the man aided his wife after an initial attack by one trained German shepherd named Gunner.
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Teen Clerk's Cries Trap Gunman on Busy Downtown Street
A South Broadway shoe store clerk James E. Carr, 48, shouted Get that man as a teen gunman threatened money. Carr tackled the suspect, a shot was fired, and officers captured him after a street chase. The gunman identified himself as Chester Green, 20, but police later linked him to Richard Tracy.
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Soviet Urges Farmers to Overtake U.S. Meat Output
Moscow reports the Soviet government appeals to collective farmers and tractor drivers to strive to surpass the United States in per capita meat milk and butter production. Khrushchev tours western Russia collective farms as part of the drive.
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Six Appointed to Study Defense Department Setup
Secretary of Defense L McFlroy named six men to assist in studying the Defense Department's organization. He described the group as consultants rather than a formal committee and said they would interview Defense experts and military leaders, reporting recommendations over the coming weeks.
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Ike Tells GOP Rally America Is Strong
President Eisenhower addressed a Republican rally warning against pessimists while pledging continued American strength and readiness. He urged removing security as a political issue and highlighted ongoing defense organization reviews led by top officials to sustain global respect and peace.
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Two Wounded Cypriots Given Prison Terms
NICOSIA Cyprus two youths seriously wounded in an explosion while making bombs were sentenced for possessing bombs and explosives. Charalambos Georghiou a 16 year old student received six years and Georgios Charalkumbides a Greek national received ten years.
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Paderewski Nephew Paderewski Dies at 66 in San Francisco
Paderewski, 66, nephew of the late Polish premier and famed pianist Ignace Paderewski, died Sunday in San Francisco. The obituary notes his relation to the renowned composer and his own career in music.
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Innovative hearing aid claims hidden ear tube device
An advertisement touts a colorless tiny tube hidden in the ear or hair with no visible controls, saying it renders other hearing aids obsolete after 25 years of perfection. It credits eight supersensitive transistors from Bell Telephone Labs and invites appointments via R. E. Morris, certified hearing aid audiologist, at 320 Pine Ave and 1010 F&M Bank Building, Chicago IL 60647.
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New COLONAID claims to moisturize and bulk colon overnight
Advertises COLONAID as a safe laxative that moistens and bulks the colon to restore regularity. Claims it relieves chronic constipation overnight, suits pregnant women, and avoids cramps or vitamin interference. Offers introductory 98 cents at druggists.
Hotel with Ocean View Dining and Rooms Offered
Fragments describe a hotel stretching from boulevard to ocean with two lobbies and private brand carpeting. It lists dining options facing the sea, with prices around $24.60 per person weekly and a breakfast offer of $3.15, plus contact ME 6 6263.
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