Defense Chief Testifies U S Outstrips Russia in Nuclear Power
Defense Secretary Gates told U S Senate committees that the United States leads Russia by several times in nuclear weapon capacity and long range delivery. He warned against overconcentration on one missile system and said the Pentagon is reviewing plans to maintain strength while pursuing an early warning missile system. Gates cited ongoing refinements to Soviet missile estimates and asserted U S forces are adequate today and for the coming years.
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UPI
Gates
U.S
Russia
Senate Space Committee
Hess
Senate
Johns
Texis
Anelon
Gales
Constantin
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Ile
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Baby's Body Found in Garbage Dump
Sanitation workers discovered the body of a newborn baby in a garbage dump on Wednesday. District attorney and medical examiner staff were notified as deputies investigated the case at Green Hospital where the infant had reportedly arrived dead and awaiting examination.
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Robert Hausman
Green Hospital
New British Pound Notes Feature Queen Elizabeth Portrait
London reports the first circulating note series bearing a reigning monarch's likeness. The paper pound notes enter circulation Wednesday, valued at two dollars eighty cents, joining more than a billion units already in use as they gradually replace older issues. The average note life is about eighteen months.
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London
Queecy Elizabeth
Amaneau
Youth Held in Knife Branding Incident Report
Houston police hold an 18 year old in jail after a branding incident involving Felton Turner. Details of the arrest were not disclosed. the youth was originally arrested on a traffic charge.
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Houston
Palice
Kek
Felton Turner
Murder Suspect Held in Missouri Motel Case
TEAR TWELEE Missouri police hold a murder suspect, a 27 year old with a mental condition, linked to a Springfield incident after a husband is found dead. A Whele driver who gave her a ride grew suspicious leading to Mountain Grove where a motel body was located. Kaemper couple registered there Saturday.
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Kuomiper
Ham Ney
Springfield
Inka
Highway Patrol
Mountain Grove
Kaeme
Air Force
Quiz show host Nadmayi taunts Census quiz game
The report portrays Teddy Nadmayi as a TV quiz host linked to a census quiz in St. Louis. It sketches a murky scene with references to a clerk winning money, job hopes, odd pent up claims, and fluctuating personal history amid a barrage of calls and speculation.
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ST. Louis
Teddy Nadmayi
Ler
Hope
Jcensus
Laker
Nadler
Nadlay
Jgen
Midwest Lashed Again 1 The Anmelsted Crews
A blustery snowstorm spread across the Midwest on Wednesday with easterly winds 200 to 1 mph driving heavy snow. Kansas City reported over seven inches as schools and offices closed in many areas from northern Missouri to eastern Minnesota and parts of Indiana.
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Kansas
Missoui
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Minois
Indiana
Plane collision near Nagoya kills three on board
A Japanese F-86 fighter crashed into a Zen Nikko airliner on the Komaki airfield runway, killing three of 30 passengers and injuring five critically. Two Americans aboard the airliner survived. one reportedly checked into a Nagoya hotel after the crash as officials blamed air traffic control for the accident.
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Nagoya
Japan
Komaki
Re Polomeng
Meo
A. Simmons
Simmons
Bias
Tokyo
Probers Seek Extension of Labor Management Inquiry
The investigations subcommittee seeks broader authority to continue probing labor management wrongdoing after the rackets committee. Senate leaders McClellan and Mundt introduced a resolution Tuesday to permit the transfer and extend the inquiry.
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Racckels
Sen
McClellan
Dark
Bell Groups
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
U S Chamber Proposes Aid Group Backing
The U S Chamber backs a U S aid group planning international development efforts. The proposal suggests coordinating with other nations to share costs for aiding developing regions, signaling a shift in global aid strategy.
Sputnik TT To Burn Up In Atmosphere The Smithsonian Says
Cambridge report states the ten and a half Soviet satellite Sputnik TT is expected to spiral into the atmosphere and burn up in a couple of weeks, according to the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. The satellite was launched into orbit on May 18, 1938.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrabissical Observatory
Eisenhower urges biracial talks to ease south racial tensions
President Eisenhower proposed biracial conferences in every southern community to handle racial tensions locally, leaving some questions to be decided by federal authority. He defended orderly demonstrations for equal rights as constitutional but would not pledge outcomes. The news conference also touched on Vice President Nixon’s role, Cuba sugar imports, and disarmament plans.
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UPI
Eisenhower
South
Lis
Eea
Silin
Roy Wallis
NAACP
Eigenhower
Fed
Umanional
Pega
Sildn
Alabama
Nixot
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U.S
Geneva
Willy
Aleeions
South Korea
Index of features and pages announced in today’s issue
The page guide lists sections such as Around the Plaza, Classifieds, Comics, Youth Notices and Financial, with page numbers and feature names. Readers are invited to explore Vealures and other listings across multiple sections including Basile and TV entries.
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Pag Foren
Basile
Vadin TV
Dagey Ae
Speed
Argentina Battles Pro Peronist Terrorists in Buenos Aires
Police in armoured cars and machine guns conducted raids through Buenos Aires aimed at stamping out pro Peronist terrorism. About 15 suspects were arrested, including former Peronist officials and a former Argentine idol exiled by Spain. The government, under military orders, declared an emergency and aimed to restore order ahead of the March 27 congressional session. Courts faced limits as the executive moved to swift summary actions.
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Frondizi
Thy Nen
Deta D. Peron
Dice Star
Spain
Clarin
Atsany
Fin
Helgrano
Buenos
Jand
Poble
Weral
Hector Ro Lagomarsina
Line
Inovement
Bren
Adeve
Peron
Supreme
Dust Clouds and Dense Fog Batters Texas Valley
Dust reduced visibility to near zero across the Brownsville area as a dust storm swept west from Texas Tuesday through north central and northeast regions. Temperatures ranged from 21 to 38 degrees across locales including Laredo and Alice.
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Ytore
Texas
Mostile
Tewas
Foye
Alice Werlaséay
Brownsville
Cary
AL Labhoeko
Laredo
Becerra Edges Bardun For Narrow Boxing Title Win
Becerra wins a close decision to claim a boxing title at a San Antonio show. Bardun presses hard in the final rounds as Becerra lands key blows to swing the judges. Gate receipts soar past 230 dollars amid a charged crowd.
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San Anttonio
Worl
Bardun
Wweight
Beenums
Alan
Earl
San Antonio stores test lunch counter integration
In San Antonio, several stores prepared to open lunch counters to Negro customers two days before a NAACP deadline. The first test occurred at S. H. Kross where Black and white patrons shared seating with no disorder. Local clergy and NAACP leaders planned a public meeting to explain the move and outlined a 30 day pause on downtown demonstrations, while noting possible future actions if access remains limited.
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San Antonio
Nationals Association For the Advancement of Colored People
S. H. Kross Nn. Illieh
Hiwiness Basters
C. Don Jimh
Baugh
Stand Burns
Bright Outlook for San Antonians Weekend Weather
Forecaster Oren Harington expects generally favorable conditions for outdoor work this weekend in San Antonio. Light showers possible Saturday or Sunday, with temperatures 5 degrees below normal for the week. Morning lows near the 40s, highs expected mid 70s on Thursday, with winter temperatures returning Thursday and Friday.
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San Antonians
Peo
Oren Harington
Shepwich
Wie
Diablo Dam Hearings Set Near Rio Grande Proposal
A Washington hearing on the proposed Diablo Dam project on the Rio Grande near Del Rio is scheduled. The hearings will explore hydroelectric features and the authorization for construction, with testimony expected from government officials.
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Diablo Dam
VBI
Arista
Rio Grande
del Rio
Foreign Affairs
Forecast Sketch: Weather Outlook With Mixed Rain Expected
A fragmented forecast notes possible showers across the region with variable temperatures and overcast skies. It mentions a shift toward gentler winds and mentions holiday days but obscures specifics and dates.
National Want Ad Week March 13 19 in South Texas
National Want Ad Week runs March 13 through 19 highlighting old fashioned bargains across homes cars and percalato. The ad claims Want Ads save readers money and promote light ads with the largest circulation in South Texas.
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National Want
South
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