Navy carriers in the atomic age as strategic weapons
Rear Admiral Carson highlights aircraft carriers as the best remaining retaliatory weapon in nuclear conflict. He notes mobility and dispersal ability with vast task force formations and carrier airfields that can outrun fallout, using water washdown to neutralize radioactive debris. Capt. Jones cites armored bridges as protective, illustrated by Las Vegas tests where tanks withstood initial radiation.
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Radio Timetable Advisory from The Herald American
The Herald American notes last minute radio and television schedule changes may occur and disclaims responsibility for such alterations by stations.
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Chagall Calls Painting a Fake in Munich Gallery
An admirer paid 1428 for a signed Chagall picture in Munich and then showed it to the artist at his home near Nice, where Chagall declared it a fake. Both parties urged a police inquiry. In London, the Warsaw radio said Poland asked satellites to stop jamming Polish broadcasts.
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Japanese man confesses to ferry grenade blast
Masayuki Miyagi 28 confessed to police that he stole two hand grenades from a U S Army depot and exploded them aboard a ferry ship on Oct 1 1955 injuring ten people because his girlfriend was friendly with a passenger.
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Deauville's Rich Feel Less Fun Than Roaring Twenties
Francois Andre, head of Deauville Casino, notes a calmer, more cultured elite now. He says American billionaires are wealthier yet more self conscious, while Indian maharajahs remain big spenders with tax exempt cash. He predicts much wealth will vanish within a generation.
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Hollywood producer notes teen rock fans are normal
Producer Edward Lewis of the film Young Lovers says teen applicants who admit liking rhythm and blues are normal for the movie. He cautions against applicants wearing leather jackets or riding motorcycles or sporting long sideburns.
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British investment push aims to recapture American assets
British officials and financiers pursue bargains in U S assets to ease postwar dollar shortages. Experts see a broader bid to reenter American industry, with Trinidad Oil profits reinvested in the United States and Canada. British firms like Bowaters and Electri U S expand in the southern states as Whitehall remains guarded about disclosed deals. The City’s Wall Street buzz grows with talk of major new investments after the war.
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