Ike Defends Air Power and Dismisses Soviet Edge Talk
President Eisenhower said the United States need not outproduce the Soviet Union in long range bombers to maintain air strength. He stressed a strong navy with powerful air power and said production should meet U S needs, not Russia's size. He noted Bison bombers cited in Soviet capacity.
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Formal Charge Held Up In Icepick Slaying Case
The icepick killing of James Wicks Norton at the Edward Gall residence 2624 Hawthorne St. takes a new turn as Chief Robert N. Wilson says authorities are probing a possible third person. The Galls remain jailed on murder investigations while State Attorney W Mack Smiley eyes charges later today or tomorrow.
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Planning expert urges uniform subdivision regulations
Inside THE NEWS highlights planning expert urging uniform city and county subdivision regulations as a key topic on page 9. Also notes hospital open house on Sunday and jury trial for condemnation case on page 9. Kentucky Derby favorites face poor post positions and high-profile social events featured in women's pages.
First Atomic Blast Opens Pacific Test Series Today
The United States launches Operation Redwing with a surface shot on Bu Nit Isle in Eniwetok Atoll, while a larger test plan includes an upcoming H-bomb detonation Tuesday. Newsmen and Civil Defense observers will view from shielded positions as the Mount McKinley arrives from Bikini. The government also reports $2,044,342.18 paid in radiation and blast damage claims from past tests.
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Testimony Sought On Red Sailors Return
Washington senators probe the sudden return of five Russian sailors as part of a broader inquiry into security and intelligence concerns. The committee questions whether the sailors were recalled due to political or diplomatic pressures and what implications this may have for U S relations.
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Troops Guard Marrakech as Atlas City Awaits
In Marrakech, Morocco, troops in full battle dress patrolled the Atlas foothills and city streets to enforce order amid rising tensions. Military units maintained a visible presence, signaling readiness and warning residents of potential disturbances.
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U.N. Presses for Lasting Mideast Peace
U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold moves toward a permanent peace after securing cease-fire deals with Israel and its neighbors Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria. He departs Cairo for Rome and then New York carrying a draft report for the Security Council seeking broad support for his peace mandate.
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Strategy on Russia Mapped for NATO Allies
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd delivered a 20 minute analysis of the April visit to Britain by Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev. A NATO spokesman said Lloyd’s reading of Anglo Soviet conferences reflected views shared by other council members. The morning session was closed to the press under Icelandic chair Kristin Gudmundsson as officials said the talks concerned future political strategy toward the Kremlin.
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The News Endorses Republican Primary Candidates
The News urges Florida voters to back strong GOP contenders in the upcoming primary to gain broad support in November. It notes Democrats also aim to boost Gov. LeRoy Collins in the May 29 run-off and promises detailed reasons in Sunday’s issue. The endorsed Republicans include S. Bartholomew, Frank J. Archibald, and Philip H. Hiss among others.
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Graham Case To Jurors For Deliberation Today
Denver jurors prepare to decide the fate of John Gilbert Graham charged with first degree murder for the dynamiting of a United Air Lines plane near Longmont Colorado on November 1 killing 44 people including his mother Mrs Daisie E King closing arguments follow judge McDonald instruction and defense rests after brief testimony with Graham waiving witness testimony and requesting his wife not be called.
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Now's Time To Cavort In Sunny Sarasota Weather
Sarasota reports partly cloudy conditions with a high near 85 and a low around 65 to 70. Winds will be southeast to south light to moderate as Florida experiences scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the north and afternoon activity in the south through Saturday.
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