U S Jet Defenses Praised By Air Force Chief
General Thomas White, Air Force chief of staff, said the nation s warning and control system for jet defense is already 90 percent complete and continues to be modernized. He cited the Distant Early Warning lines, DEW line extensions, North American radar systems, picket aircraft and ships, and noted faster progress due to congressional funding on SAC alert, dispersal, missile development, and SAGE control systems. He also referenced Dryden s forecast of a self financing civilian space program and large economic payoffs amid satellite and space vehicle programs.
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Dallas
White
Strategic Air Command
Hugh L. Dryden
Dryden
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NACA
Drunk Driving Count Faces Giesler's Son
James Giesler, 21, an investigator for his father attorney Kerry Giesler, was detained on suspicion of drunk driving after running a flashing red light near am and failing a sobriety test. He posted $263 bail and was released for Municipal Court. A chauffeur picked him up.
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Burbank
Muaenae
James Giesler
Kerry Giesler
Dulles and Lloyd Confer on Formosan Crisis Escalation
Dulles and Lloyd discussed Formosa tensions amid a cautious mood in Washington. The U S stated flexibility while refusing retreat, aiming for a peaceful settlement under United Nations charter. British and French support for a cease fire bolstered Western unity as Warsaw talks lag, with Red Chinese envoy Wang Ping Nan to meet again.
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United States
Peiping
Jnion
Formosa
Washington
Pentagon
China
Queymoy
U.S
Quemoys
Formosa Strait
U. N
Britain
France
Shhwyn Lloyd
Assembly
Couve de Murville
U. S
Warsaw
United Nations
Jacob
Beam
Wang Ping- 3
Nan
Eisenhower appoints Don Paarlberg as economics aide
President Eisenhower named Don Paarlberg as assistant secretary of agriculture and adviser on economics. A Purdue economist, he will replace Gabriel Hauge who resigns to chair the finance committee of Manufacturers Trust Co. in New York City, with prior service as Ezra Taft Benson’s assistant and farm economist for several firms.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Paarlbere
Purdue
American Farm Economic Assa
Fish Unions OK Open Shop Plan in San Pedro
The NLRB approved a stipulation by two San Pedro fishermen unions to drop closed shop and dues as a condition of employment. Unions will stop enforcing membership requirements. nonmembers pay $2 monthly plus 0.5 percent of net catch. Fishing lots affected include San Pedro and many named boats.
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Washington
Ame
City of
San Pedro
Courageous
Comet
Marauder
Miss Universe
Pioneer Progress
San Pedro Bay
Sea
Pride
Sta Rose
Sea Spray
Sea Rover
Seven Seas
Star of
Composer Files Suit for Damage to Ear
Los Angeles artists Ralph Rose Jr. a 40 year old composer and music arranger filed a $150 000 damage suit against Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co alleging a low explosion like noise from a telephone receiver last April injured his hearing. The incident allegedly occurred as he placed a call and the sound interfered with his profession.
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Los Angeles
Unis
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ralph Rose Jr
Jana
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