Air Force Eyes Soviet Bison Factories On Russia Tour
Gen. Nathan F. Twining and a nine officer Air Force team expect to study a Soviet Bison four engine jet bomber factory during their Moscow visit. US experts say assembly lines exist and production could reach 25 monthly next year, signaling rapid Soviet air power buildup.
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Nathan F. Twining
Russia
Twining
U.S
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Wash
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Moscow
Congress
Harriman Backers Rally Across Western Democratic States
Utah Democratic chairman Milton Weisenmann was named Western campaign manager as Harriman seeks the Democratic nomination. A Colorado organization formed as Harriman's backers push for delegates in Arizona Colorado Idaho Kansas Nevada Montana New Mexico Oklahoma Utah Texas Washington Wyoming and beyond.
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Averell Harriman
New York
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Milton Weisenmann
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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Hereford
Asa Willis
Texline
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Inflation Threats Kubitschek Faces in Brazil
In Brazil, President Juscelino Kubitschek clears political hurdles but inflation remains top danger to his government. Prices rise as shortages, taxes, and high production costs push cruzeiros upward, while policy aims at long term controls but lacks immediate relief.
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Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Kubitschek
Two Men Die in Norwich Gun Battle Over Wife
In Norwich Connecticut a gunfight between Ralph Schnatter and Robert Miller left both men dead and Schnatter’s mother in law wounded. Miller allegedly planned to marry Schnatter’s wife after a divorce. Witnesses say Schnatter fired first with a shotgun and Miller answered with a .32 revolver.
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Ralph Schnatter
Robert Miller
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Miller
Schnatter
Jennie Barry
Liberace Brother Faces Court Over Marital Search
Rudy Liberace, 24, younger brother of pianist Liberace, is to appear in court after a failed search for his wife led to his arrest on burglary suspicion. Police found him in a car near Granada Hills homes after residents complained of him pounding on doors with a garden hose. He posted $1,000 bail and faces a writ returnable Thursday.
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