U S Atomic Power Debate Shapes Defense Policy
Secretary Gates testified the United States holds several times the Soviet total nuclear power and delivery capacity. He rejected calls to match missiles and defended an airborne alert for SAC. Senate Space Committee and defense subcommittee heard the exchange as Lyndon Johnson pressed for faster defenses and questioned funding.
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Thomas S. Gates Jr
Russia
Gates
Strategic Air Command
Gales
Joint
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Defense Preparedness Subcommittee
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nadler Seeks Census Job After Quiz Show Payday
St Louis paper notes Nadler a TV quiz winner with $264,000 seeks a census job. He jokes about financial worries while stating he is not rich and would take the two week assignment seriously. He asserts he needs the money and aims to pass a map reading test.
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Tendy Nadler
Nadler
Aubedy
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Eisenhower Warns Violence Won't Advance Civil Rights
President Eisenhower said violence will not help minorities gain civil rights in the South. He favored constitutional demonstrations and condemned violence against authorities, while expressing sympathy for the rights of all citizens to pursue equality under the Constitution.
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Washington
Eisenhower
South
House
Ody
Soviet Leader Dubbed Chief Breeder of Anti Semitism
Washington senator Thomas Dodd labeled the Soviet Union the chief breeding place of anti Semitism, comparing Soviet brutality to Nazi hatred and noting the Holocaust’s gas chambers as a grim implication. He spoke Tuesday about rising intolerance amid Cold War tensions.
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Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Soviet Union
Dodd
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