Helicopter Triumphs Over Army Mule in Historic Test
Colorado Springs dispatch describes a historic test where helicopters, led by Maj. Gen. Harry P. Sites, outperform the Army mule legacy. The piece notes 33 helicopters in a field artillery firing unit and the shift from traditional mules to modern mechanized capability, with references to reassignment of units and surplus government property. The tone recalls wartime progress and the dawn of mechanized defense.
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Harry P. Sites
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Daughtrey L. Hlalfings
Lawrence
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Jasmeivars
Milk Strike Affects Prices Across Gloversville and Johnstown
A local milk strike led by the Adirondack bar gaining Committee of Gloversville and Johnstown caused withholding of milk from about 100 farms in two cities. Farmers reported losses while seeking a Livins price, with officials from the Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives in Syracuse labeling the strike as an isolated incident.
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Charles J. Sineman
Adirondack
Johnstown
Phone Rate Hike Hearings Open in New York Teleprue
Public Service Commission hearings reopen on a 36 million dollar state telephone rate increase request. The case began in 1953 with a proposed rise to 59.5 million dollars and the PSC commission later reduced the total to about 21.5 million dollars. The company says the hikes stem from earlier rates and ongoing service costs. Circuit Court Judge Julius Miner offers a New Year’s health tip unrelated to the case.
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Chicago
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Nehrus visit to Washington signals shift in Cold War stance
Nehru's talks with President Eisenhower at the White House showcased a measured push for Indian neutrality and nonalignment amid global pressure. The discussions emphasized freedom, independence, and peace while acknowledging differences over policy.
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Grea
Republic of India
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Nixon
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Whalington
London
Elzanhower
Edsenhower
U S Jet Bombers Denied Crossing Soviet Border
State Department to study Tass report alleging three U S bombers flew over Siberia near Vindivostok in a Soviet claim. Russians say the bombers crossed from the Japanese Sea and demanded punishment to prevent repeats. U S forces in Tokyo said they have no knowledge of such an incident.
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Tokyo
Outlawed Trish Army Mobilized Across Island Border
Reports say the outlawed Trish Army mobilized nationwide amid a crackdown on violence. Police say border raids and weekend swoops targeted aides and suspects as Briish troops coordinate with regional authorities. The search for hundreds of suspects continues into Sunday night on the island.
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Albania Blames Greece Over Border Killings Claims
Albania accused Greece of border incidents resulting in deaths and casualties. Officials alleged Greek jet activity and aggression, asserting Athens fomented the clashes. The radio broadcast cited Albanian charges presented to the United Nations and Dag Hammarskjöld.
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