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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

Page

7

McNamara orders mass base closures amid political pressure

Defense Secretary McNamara announced 80 of 95 bases to be closed or cut back, eliminating about 63,400 jobs. Key sites include Brooklyn Navy Yard and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, with overseas bases to be named later. He defended the move as irreversible barring new evidence, drawing mixed congressional and business reactions.

Johnson McNamara Brooklyn N. Y Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Naval Shipyard Springfield Mass Strategic Air, Command Kennedy Russell Department of Defense Russell Committee Pentagon U. S. Chamber ‘of Commerce Walter F. Carey Air Force Proram Brooklyn Navy” Yard Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y

Missile Role Spotlighted As Bases Cut Sharply

Washington report notes the Air Force plans to eliminate 150 ballistic missiles and close six Strategic Air Command bases as part of a broader shift to fast firing missiles like the Minuteman. The action saves $348.8 million annually and keeps total ICBM numbers at 854, with 150 Minuteman additions and 96 Atlas plus 54 Titan removals by June 30.

Air Force Strategic Air Command Air Defense Command McNamara United States Titan

His Last Words She Won t Shoot

Augusta Georgia deputy swore his wife faced a pistol confrontation on October 4. He told another deputy she loved him and did not know how to cock the weapon. Moments later a shot was heard and he died. A jury found the shooting justifiable homicide.

Augusta UPI Charles M. Swint Swint Leroy Canady Canady

Railroad Strike Threat Grows Across Nation

Chicago reports the threat of a nationwide railroad strike as six shopcraft unions representing about 140 000 workers set a 6 a.m. Monday deadline. Embargoes on perishable goods may begin today while Francis A. O'Neill Jr. of the National Mediation Board meets with both sides and keeps Washington informed.

Chicago UPI Francis A. O’neill Jr National Mediation Board O'Neill O’neill Washington

Barry Goldwater Wins Big In Mississippi Election

Mississippi voters turnout a record 409,146 as Barry Goldwater amasses about 85.2 percent of the vote. The secretary of state reports Goldwater 356,525 to 52,618 for Johnson, noting 1964 turnout far exceeds 1960. Mississippi is among five states carried by Goldwater.

Jackson, Miss Secretary of State Goldwater Johnson Mississippi Godwater

Glenn signals world barnstorming after Marine Corps exit

Col John Glenn Jr the first American to orbit the earth says he may barnstorm around the world in a jet after his January retirement from the Marine Corps He plans international travel as a Royal Crown Cola Co director and as a consultant for NASA and the U S Information Agency He is 41 and will stay in civilian flying to avoid hazards while pursuing space story telling roles and Apollo moon flight work

el: Toro Marine Corps Air Station Calif Glenn Royal Crown Cola Co National Aeronautics and Space Administration U.S. Information Agency

Thant Opens Way for Communist Observers at U.N.

Secretary General Thant proposed granting observer status at the United Nations to non members including Communist states such as East Germany North Korea North Viet Nam and possibly China. He noted observers already exist for several nations and suggested the assembly act to allow broader participation despite political objections.

Bruce W. Munn United Nations N.Y UPI Thant Red China United Nation General Assembly Congo Cyprus West Germany Vatican South Korea Monaco Switzerland South Viet Nam East Germany North Korea North Viet Nam China Peking New York World Organization Assembly

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