Navy Hearing Probes Space Race and Marine Missiles
Navy officials and lawmakers debated accelerating missiles and space programs. General McCaul urged mobile Marine missiles while cautioning against a central weapons agency. Norton urged more research funds and broader international science collaboration to counter Soviet advances.
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Asking for a Talkaing Toy Dolly in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Post notes a child's Christmas wish asking for a doll that can walk talk eat bathe dress and help with chores. The misspelled request emphasizes independence for the child and household helper skills for the doll as a gift idea.
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Albuquerque Post
Subway Prom Page O Acce ption of Separate Bargaining Push
Louis Waldman told a rally 1350 strikers that negotiation will open if the mayor’s proposal fails and that a fund will back equity for subway workers. Wagner proposed a court referee, while the TA moves toward a union representation vote amid a near unanimous boycott by strikers. The FBI probes a hidden microphone in the motormen union as the election looms.
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Safecracker Geis Currency Haul Reported in Rockefeller Center
A foreign currency firm in Rockefeller Center reported a weekend theft by Safecracker Geis. The haul ranged from 350 000 to 100 000 dollars in U S currency and money orders, with negotiability of the loot not yet determined.
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Rockefeller Center
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Dunkirk Evening Observer Raises Price
The Dun kirk Evening Observer raises its price from six to seven cents citing rising operating costs. The move, announced by management, makes the daily newspaper more expensive for readers in Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk
Falls Paper Raises Price in Niagara Falls Gazette
The Niagara Falls Gazette raised its price from five to seven cents. Home delivery on weekdays increases from 30 to 40 cents while the Sunday edition remains at 35 cents.
Nixon on Dalietic missiles and bomber fleet shift
Vice President Nixon discussed Dalietic missile development and the phaseout of manned bombers. He warned that initial space and weaponization capabilities do not mean current systems can be instantly replaced. He asserted U.S. military science aims to shorten timelines from 6 to 10 years.
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United States
Second Earthquake Strikes Outer Mongolia, Casualties Reported
City desk note recalls a second quake in Outer Mongolia with unclear casualty counts. A Santa Claus letter delivery incident in New Haven caused a mail port confusion as workers opened envelopes by number, reporting dozens of casualties and a village hit by the quake.
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New Discovery Removes Warts Safely Says Doctors
New York doctors warn against picking warts as it spreads the contagion to the body. A fresh scientific breakthrough offers a safe, noninvasive liquid that dissolves warts without cutting, burning, or infection and promises healthy skin after treatment.
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