Solons Urge Decisive Action on Modernizing U.S. Defenses
A Senate preparedness subcommittee urged decisive action on a 17 point program to modernize the nation s defenses and accelerate missile and bomber programs while the Senate considers an emergency defense bill of 1.41 billion dollars. Lt Gen James M Gavin testified behind closed doors amid discussion of a three to four star senior staff concept and interservice reform.
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U S British Reveal Advance in H Power
The report describes fusion research at Los Alamos where intense magnetic fields and high temperatures enable hydrogen to fuse into heavier elements, releasing energy. It notes electrical outputs and potential uses including direct power and heat, alongside a Senate funding update and comparisons with fission engines like the Nautilus.
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Live the Life of Miley at the Huntington Hotel
Riverside listing at 790 E Ocean Bluo Long Reagh features hotel dining and room service with breakfast and dinner options. Advertising mentions choice steaks baked ribs roast turkey ham and other dishes with catering for outside parties. Event notes include daily maid service and club breakfasts priced at 2.25 dollars.
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Civilian Rebels Refuse to Back Venezuela Unit
Caracas reports indicate civilian rebels withheld support from the new military government amid riots and street battles in which around two people were killed and about a thousand wounded. Ex-dictator Juan D. Peron sought refuge in the Dominican Embassy, while the Peronistas and Ecuadorean Embassy residents sought sanctuary as streets quieted and troops replaced police. Fabricio Ojeda led the civilian patriotic junta but delayed backing the regime, awaiting further developments.
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IUAW Votes 50 Million Strike Fund
A Detroit convention of the United Auto Workers approved a 50 million strike fund to back demands in 1958 bargaining talks. UAW President Walter P. Reuther announced the plan passed by 99 percent with 20 dissenters. Delegates also backed rebates of special strike dues by a wide margin if no major strike occurs.
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Fill That Purse Through Glagshed Ads Sale
Local advice column urges readers to sell unused items via Glagshed ads. It touts an offer of a $958 ad writer grant and encourages readers to place ads to turn clutter into cash, highlighting simple steps and benefits.
Trend to the family kitchen in Better Homes issue
February issue of Better Homes & Gardens spotlights the family kitchen as a living and eating space. It features two major photo essays with ideas for planning a shared home kitchen.
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Caruso Sentenced To One Year In Jail
Caruso’s attorney plans an appeal after a judge imposed a one year term. District Attorney William McKesson and defense lawyer Fred N. Howser sparred over pressure from officials and media. Howser claimed Caruso pleaded guilty under duress. McKesson denied coercion and noted offers to plead to four counts while others were dropped.
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