Needles in Space Missed by Radar, Prove Hard to Find
The Air Force claims 350 million copper needles launched to space would not interfere with astronomers, and the needles are reportedly lost. Over the past month, long range radar detected blips that some scientists think could be the missing antenna packets, but the project remains far from its goal. The episode confirms that locating needles, in space or on Earth, is difficult.
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NATO Faces Nuclear Readiness in Americas Global Shield
Reporter Bob Considine surveys SHAPE headquarters in Versailles and details NATO strength through Gen. Lauris Norstad. He notes integrated command across 15 Western nations, advanced missiles and aircraft, expanded pipelines and communications, and NATO’s aims to prevent war and defend the alliance if attacked.
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SHAPE briefing details NATO defense posture and Soviet threat
At SHAPE the briefing outlines Soviet manpower and forces including 2,225,000 Red Army troops, 135 divisions, 450 submarines, and modern air power. It contrasts NATO unity with Warsaw Pact fragility and underscores shield and sword weapons plus the will to defend Europe. The article notes U2 and DEW line concerns and ends with NATO resolve: Vigilance is the Price of Liberty.
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Integrating America asks about McComb land disputes and policy
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses a Tarboro North Carolina land dispute where Long Manufacturing Company seeks to fence a strip used as access to a street. She notes racial overtones in pressures to sell and reflects on regional fairness and governance limits. She also mentions Adlai Stevenson’s possible Senate bid and its impact on the U.N. delegation.
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Stevenson Endorses Unifying Vision for United Nations
An opinion piece lauds Adlai E. Stevenson's long record of trusted leadership and moral character. It cites a book excerpt praising his bipartisan influence and ability to steer policy, even after electoral defeat, as evidence of enduring impact on U.S. public life.
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Miracle Of Roses Salutes Corrals
A Scottsdale event honors Claudio and Isabel Corral as the Miracle of the Roses parade proceeds to Los Olivos Restaurant. The pageant recounts the Tepeyac Hill vision of Juan Diego and the Guadalupe shrine, with performances by Eddie Fernandez School of Dance and notable organizers including Val Rosing and Dr. Collice Portnoff. Benediction at 6 15 p.m. follows the candlelight procession from the high school to Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
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Local Grandmother Is City Booster Editor Praises Scottsdale
A letter from Camarillo California describes a 74 year old grandmother who lives at 310 Second Street and boosts Scottsdale Arizona. She tours shopping centers and Boys Club, talks up the town, and hopes the family may move there next year seeking jobs and a better environment for bronchitis ridden grandchildren.
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No. 1 DC Dog License Sparks White House Dogdom Shuffle
The District issues low numbered auto and dog licenses to prominent figures with the White House dog duo forcing a downgrade of one pet. The No. 1 tag traditionally goes to the White House, while No. 2 belongs to Vice President Johnson’s beagle Jefferson. The list includes J. Edgar Hoover’s Cairn terriers G Boy and Tucker and others among officials and elites.
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Coverage Called Excellent Job on School Board Meetings
Reporter Nancy Wiley delivers thorough coverage of recent school board meetings praised for accuracy and public interest. The Progress highlights this reporting as an example of quality coverage on local education issues.
Know Your America Declaration Signers Count
A Know Your America entry asks how many members of the Congress signed the Declaration of Independence. The answer given is fifty six signers.
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Columnist McGill accused of Barry smear in letter
Mr and Mrs J H Ivanko challenge McGill for untruthful attacks on Senator Goldwater. They end business with Daily Progress and pledge to warn friends. Editor notes state McGill opinions are his own and the paper runs his column along with Goldwater’s.
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