Bright New Future Seen For Industrial America
A five year study by the Twentieth Century Fund predicts rising family income to about 36000 yearly by 1960 and broader economic growth. It foresees more productive farms, expanded housing with 12 million more dwellings by 1960, increased vehicle ownership, and a warmer consumer market with improved textiles and clothing.
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Twenteth Century Fund
Tanks Made Obsolete By Guided Missiles Era
Paris reports French Army experts claim guided missiles from the Sahara testing range at Colomb-Bechar will end heavy tanks in modern war. The SS10 and Entac system, lighter and simple to operate, boast about 98 percent target accuracy and have shifted favor toward missile dominance in antitank warfare. France reportedly leads Britain and is on par with the United States in guided missile development.
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Canadian Diplomatic Service Grows Fast Youngest in World
Ottawa reports Canada's external affairs department has expanded from 30 career diplomats and five missions a decade ago to about 300 diplomats in 54 countries. Led by Lesier Pearsoll, the service boasts a young roster, wide postings, and increasing influence in world politics as women join since 1847 and staff rises beyond non diplomatic workers.
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Mike" Pearsoll
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India
Foreign Service
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Premature Talk on Missiles and Drones Sparks Debate
Washington reports say public discussion of missiles and unmanned bombers grows but officials insist human operators remain essential. In ongoing tests drones from Boeing B17 and Lockheed QF30 era aircraft are highlighted as evolving tech while pilots are still deemed necessary.
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Atomic Energy Coming Star
Drone Flight: eerie airborne sampling after nuclear tests
A reporter watches a drone perform atmospheric sampling of radioactive material after a nuclear test. Though a real pilot sits aboard for safety, the controls are hands off while the drone collects data for about twenty minutes. The scene ends with a ritualistic certificate declaring the operator a graduate keeper.
Krupp Plans Arms Comeback in Jets
Beirut Lebanon report warns that Palestinian refugees in camps across Lebanon Jordan and the Gaza Strip could form a dangerous manpower pool in a broader Arab Israeli war. Observers note bitterness hunger and a willingness to fight for return to Palestine amid UN relief limits and regional tensions.
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Blind youths shoot free throws by instinct at Kentucky school
Louisville report notes visually impaired boys at the Kentucky School for the Blind excel at free throws and improvised basketball. Guides clap or ring bells, but several players can locate the basket by sound or instinct, showing remarkable accuracy and control.
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Map based errors in earth charts tied to SHORAN system
Pentagon cites revised mapping claims from AZORAN and SHORAN aided surveys noting Cuba and Grand Bahama distances differ from standard maps. Report says airborne cameras measure terrain and translate data from ground stations to feed map corrections amid Caribbean plotting and radar navigation trials.
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Control of Delegates Brings Stevenson to Challenge Harriman
New York Stevenson backers press for influence over the Empire State delegation to the Democratic convention. They threaten an open primary if Harriman’s allies control delegate selection, while DeSapio looms as a kingpin with privately wavering support for Harriman.
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Travel bans tighten on Soviet envoy and West German aid
West Germany moves to restrict Soviet Ambassador Zorin and staff to a 20 mile Moscow radius once Moscow limits are applied. Bonn aims to isolate Moscow from Ruhr and Hamburg while Zorin’s mission faces reciprocal limits. A separate note covers Joe Beaver and a California road project where beaver activity disrupts dam and culvert plans, prompting ongoing repairs and fence blocking.
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Krupp plans jet aircraft push in postwar Germany
Essen based Krupp, long known for cannons, moves toward military jet production. Two signficant steps: at Bremen in early 1997 to assemble Thunderstreak fighters and Thunderwashes, and talks with designer Kurt Tank and West German officials on financing and building an all weather jet interceptor. Bremen plant to test and assemble about 50 Thunderstreaks monthly, with a 2400 yard runway to test US supplied jets under NATO oriented procurement.
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