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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1955

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Unified Defense Outlook Says North America Needs One Command

Montreal June 26 Marshal Slemon head of the Royal Canadian Air Force outlined the inevitability of a unitary air defense command for all of North America. He stressed integrated planning, warned against overemphasis on defense at the expense of offense, and noted Canada may deploy Sabre jets as part of continental defense while SAC strengthens long range deterrence. He urged mutual support and cautioned about sharing strategic details.

U. S.-Canada North America RCAF Montreal Que C. Roy Slemon Ady Royal Canadian Air Force Aviation Writers’ Association St. Hubert Canadian Air Defense Command Leason U. S. Air Defense Command Saratoga Springs Canada Air Force Slemon U.S. Strategic Air Command SAC Europe U. S

Independent Move Army Develops Own Air Force for Combat

Washington June 26 The Army says it cannot count on the Air Force for combat zone support and plans to develop its own flying wings for short range paratroop operations. It cites insufficient Air Force aviation to ensure mobility needed for land combat in modern war.

Washington Army Air Force Iself North Woods Canada

German Rocket Expert Oberth Joins U S Army

Nuremberg June 26 Prof Hermann Oberth world renowned rocket authority chooses U S work, joining the Army in Huntsville Alabama. The 61 year old pioneer in astronautics aims to aid artificial satellite theory and orbit design, promising methods to cut costs and advance ballistic research.

Nuremberg Hermann Roberth United States Army Huntsville Ala Russia U. S Oberth Earth U.S

Rosetta Stone Replica Uses 43 Languages at Cincinnati Site

Archeologists and language scholars speculate a long lasting pottery tablet in the Prazer & Gamble building corner in Cincinnati may aid future decipherment of modern languages. Dr. Nelson Glueck notes the tablet includes Genesis 1 in English and over twenty languages including French German Spanish Turkish Hebrew Greek Latin Arabic Italian Urdu Sanskrit Tagalog Basque and Wa hil and Annamese.

Cincinnati Prazer & Gamble Nelson Glueck Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati God

32 Students Get Travel Scholarships

Scholarships and grants by SITA totaling over $10,000 will fund 32 students to visit Europe and Mexico this summer. From 23 states and 57 schools, winners were chosen for academics, community service, and need. SITA plans reports on trips to further international understanding.

SITA Students’ International Travel Association Europe Mexico Fifth Ave New York

Hood River Anglers Chase Big Steelhead and Salmon

From Hood River Oregon to Bermuda anglers pursue the big prize fish with steelhead and Chinook salmon prized in the Pacific Northwest. The piece notes Hood River locals like Homer Smith of the Izaak Walton League favor steelhead over trout and describe the challenging sport along the Columbia and its tributaries. It frames the sport against a backdrop of river description and local fishing culture.

Hood River Oregon Atlantic Ocean Bermuda Homer Smith Izaak Walton League Pacific Ocean Des Chutes Columbia River Hood Columbia Espenthusiast Falls Celilo Bonneville Dam Washington Atlantic

Refugee Flow and Food Shortages Mark East Berlin Tensions

A June Berlin dispatch reports rising unrest in the Soviet zone as refugees flood into West Berlin, signaling discontent ahead of a four power conference. Farm exodus, food shortages, and failed quotas drive protests, strikes, and resentment toward Moscow. Zhukov’s visit drew a smaller crowd, underscoring waning East German support.

Berlin Russia German Democratic Republic Germany Geneva Grigori Zhukov East Berlin Zhukov West Berlin West Germany Soviet Union

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