Top Air Officer Due To Quit in Policy Dispute
Lt Gen Elwood R Que sada, a top air force commander, plans to quit amid policy differences over the build up of tactical airpower. The Washington Star cites associates. Vandenberg denies such talk. Saville’s retirement and other shifts fuel speculation.
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Pete) Quesada
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Ceiling Boosted on Tool Steels and Tungsten Metals
The government raised ceiling prices on high speed tool steels and metals containing tungsten. The Office of Price Stabilization cited a 45 to 120 percent price jump since the January 25 price freeze and said most increases could be passed to prices of these metal products used in defense equipment and aircraft engines.
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Bowling Green Banking Co. Wins State Approval
The state superintendent of banks approved Bowling Green residents’ plan to establish a new bank in Bowling Green named Bowling Green Banking Co. Approval by Thurman R. Hazard is contingent on final FDIC clearance. The article notes the guitar as a historical instrument.
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