Duff cites air force edge amid defense policy debate
Duff says the United States must stay on top of air power with the improved B52 intercontinental bomber and F104 jet fighters while defending its deterrent role against the Soviet Union. He notes a possible split among committee members led by Symington on defense policy. The Navy’s carrier fleet is described as the strongest in the world.
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Irving
D-Nc
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
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East German Agency Says Western Propaganda Balloons Endanger Lives
East Germany's ADN reports five balloons landed in Thuringia on Thursday night, several heavily loaded, claiming their rapid descent risked harm to people on the ground in a renewed charge against Western propaganda efforts.
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East Germany
ADN
Thuringia
Little Boy Wins High Flying Pal
Six year old Wayne Sakowicz from Crum LynnePa writes a letter to learn about the pilot of the daily Trans World Airlines jet visiting near his home. Capt Bart Hewitt invites Wayne to the airport chats with him and his mother, tours the control tower and radar room, and waves a red handkerchief as the plane taxis out for takeoff. Wayne returns home with head and heart in the clouds.
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Wayne Sakowicz
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Joseph Sakowicz
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Bart Hewitt
Trans World Airlines
Hewitt
Chicago
Grace Turnbull 85 Baltimore banker dies at home
Graeme Turnbull, 85, prominent broker and banker based in Baltimore and New York, died at his Baltimore home yesterday. He had deep ties to finance and served in multiple banking roles across two major cities.
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Baltimore
Graeme Turnbull
New York
Mossadegh Freed After Three Years In Solitary
Mossadegh walks out of Teheran prison after a three year solitary confinement on treason charges from 1953. His family aids his exit and plans to visit holy sites in Iraq as Iran’s former premier reflects on his nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co and the 1953 political upheaval.
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Jloday
Mossadegh
Ghas’ Ene
Tehran
Iraq
Gamzi Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Suez
Anglo - Iranian Oil Co
Inahias
Soaxt Dapanet Yaa
Igges Enterprises
Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Rome
Official removes leader amid public jeers and protests
The ousted official is brought to trial by the tribunal amid jeers as anger rises. He defends a sentence increasing his historic compensation for property and outlines a new consortium with seven other American, Dutch and French oil firms now operating the area.
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Brougny
Tral
Angriy
Soroptimist International Meeting Opens With Delegates
In New York on August 43 delegates from 28 countries join Soroptimist members for the two week meeting entering the international phase of the event.
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New York
Soroptimist Professional Women’s Organization
Eaton Boy Killed After Dash Into Car Near Eaton
A five year old Eaton boy ran into a northbound car on the Randallsville Eaton road two miles south of Eaton and was killed. Gerald Wallace Fraser, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Fraser, died from a skull fracture with shoulder injury and severe lacerations. The driver Wesley D Harvey, 36, Morrisville, remained at the scene. No autopsy or inquest will be held, according to Dr George B Gilmore, the coroner, as the accident occurred while the boy was playing with two companions.
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Eaton
Gerald Wallace Fraser
Wallace Fraser
Roy Rockwell
Randallsville-Eaton Rd
Wesley D. Harvey
Frank Stritter
Tpr
J. R. McKaig
George B. Gilmore
Gillmore
Hall Endorses Bigotry Ban
National Chairman Leonard W. Hall endorsed a statement by six national religious leaders urging opposition to bigotry. The call appears in agog Washington coverage as Republicans respond to threats to civil harmony and party rhetoric.
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Agog
Repubes
Leonard W. Hall
Butler approves stance against biased actions in church council letter
Paul A. Butler approved statements yesterday in a letter to Rev Eugenes Carson Blake, president of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA. The letter condemns prejudice and bias and opposes actions seen as promoting discrimination.
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Hall
Eugenes Carson Blake
National Councif
Churches of Christ
U.S.A
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