Funds Freed to Speed B70 Construction
The Defense Department reverses a prior cut and allocates $155 million of $184.3 million in extra B70 funds. The plan speeds development of the 2,000 mph bomber for SAC, with one ground-test vehicle, one flying example, and two prototypes to be built. First flight for the weapons system type 70 targeted within a year after a December 1962 test.
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Sewell Avery Dies in Chicago War Labor Battles Legend
Sewell Lee Avery, longtime chief executive of Montgomery Ward, dies at 86 in Chicago. He gained fame for defiantly clashing with the CIO union and the War Labor Board during the 1940s labor disputes, later returning to work after government actions. He graduated from the University of Michigan Law School in 1894 and became a storied figure in American business.
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Surgeon John O. Bower Dies at 75 in Philadelphia
Dr. John O. Bower, 75, a surgeon famed for cutting mortality from acute appendicitis, died Sunday. He led surgical research at Temple University Medical School for many years.
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Pact Averts Newspaper Strike in New York
In New York a general wage agreement between the American Newspaper Guild and the New York Publishers' Association averted a citywide newspaper strike. Six of seven major papers reached contracts while the New York Times Herald Tribune Daily News Mirror Journal American and World Telegram were not yet settled.
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British Prelate to Visit Pontiff
Archbishop Geoffry Fisher of Canterbury will make a courtesy visit to Pope John XXII at the Vatican December 1 to 3 on his return from the Middle East tour. He plans meetings with Eastern Orthodox prelates in Jerusalem and Istanbul, seen as a step toward closer church unity without immediate dramatic changes.
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Queen Promises Longer Pub Hours in Speech
London notes Queen Eliza outlines a new session agenda ending late pub hours with uniform licensing reforms. Harold Macmillan's government backs political and economic unity with the West while reaffirming ties to the United States and NATO allies. Home Secretary Butler will draft the licensing law changes.
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How Your Mind Can Keep You Well Reader's Digest feature
An article urges readers to consider mental approaches for health and recovery. It touts eight simple suggestions from a doctor's guide to healthy living and notes a reprint requested by the American Medical Association president for November Reader's Digest.
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