Four Army Divisions Ready for Limited War Anywhere
Fort Bragg North Carolina Maj General Robert F Sink says STRAC divisions are ready to move at a moment's notice if transportation from Air Force and Navy is provided. The Defense Department has outlined a force structure enabling rapid deployment for limited war scenarios.
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Value Skyrockets Stamps From Nurse in'55
New York AP report traces how nurse Stephanie Buetens kept 500 paratrooper stamps issued Dec 10 1954. A philatelist values the collection at 42000 dollars, sparking talk on selling now or waiting for potential gains. The stamps were linked to STRAC units and a UN airlift during the era's tensions.
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Summit Talks Draw Soviet Bloc Leaders In Moscow
Leaders from Soviet bloc nations gather in Moscow for a first summit under the Warsaw Pact framework. Ministers and chiefs of government meet amid agenda items on mutual economic aid and bloc relations, with no specific purpose disclosed in Izvestia report.
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Credit Men Find No Credit Here in Detroit Club Ad
Detroit nightclub in a convention trade push prints a notice saying Welcome National Association of Credit Men with Please Bring Cash in fine print. War saw Pact members listed with Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc nations. Economic Council meetings include Communist leaders of Red China and North Korea among others. Asian delegates may attend a Political Committee meeting though not specified.
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Boy Locks Pal in Trunk, Found Dead in Germany
In Schwabach Germany Jerry an American Army officer's son locked playmate Klaus into a large steamer trunk in an attic. Dinner called and Klaus failed to appear. Police found Klaus dead in the airtight trunk and did not identify the victim due to age.
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Cardinal Stritch Still Grave After Stroke
Rome report says Cardinal Samuel Stritch aged 70 remains gravely ill in Chicago hospital after cerebral thrombosis. A brief bulletin noted a slight fever though he received communion this morning as Msgr. James Hardiman stayed by his bedside. The archbishop is partly paralyzed and can only whisper yes or no.
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