New Look term inadequate to describe modern war
President rejects the phrase New Look as a misnomer for military science. The piece contrasts 1940s firepower gains with historic invasions, noting Quantico Marines with modern weaponry could alter battles, and reflects on atomic age potential and the overstatement of the term New Look.
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Quantico
U. S
George Washington
Eisenhower
Normandy
Cherbourg
le Havre
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Philippines
Tarawa
Guadalcanal
Iwo
Okinawa
New York
Winston Churchill
Germany
Doolittle
Neutrals Commission Criticized as Red-Dominated
U S Maj. Gen. J K Lacey, senior UN member of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission, charged the body is ineffective because it is dominated by the Communists. He said the commission refuses to investigate alleged armistice violations and accused North Korean Lt Gen Lee Sang Cho of masterminding Communist sabotage in a long letter to the commission.
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Munsan
Korea
U. S
J. K. Lacey
United Nations
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Lacey
Lee Sang Cho
Military Armistice Commission
Supervisory Commission
Hat mix up ends in two year swap tale
Car lyle H. Lavigne Edward M. Korb and James L. Williams gathered to sort a hat tangle. They concluded Ed and Jim had swapped hats at a meeting two years ago. Recently Carl unknowingly took Ed's hat, but all kept the hats they had worn for two years.
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Portland
Carlyle H. Lavigne
Edward M. Korb
James L. Williams
Jim
Carl
O'Daniel Takes Command in Indochina War Mission
Lt Gen John W. O'Daniel arrived in Saigon to lead the U S military mission in Indochina, greeted by Ambassador Donald Heath and French and Indochinese officials. The posting signals Washington's aim to bolster anti-Communist defenses as Dien Bien Phu braces for a possible final assault with rebels attacking the airstrip and French transports delivering arms and supplies to 11,000 defenders.
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Hanoi
Indochina
John W
Iron Mike
O'Daniel
Saigon
U.S
U. S
Donald Heath
O’daniel
Honolulu
Korea
U. S. Army
Pacific
United States
America
Dien Bien Phu
Col
Christian de Castries
Milford Board Chooses Alarm Horns After Mixup
Milford Conn board of education debated alarm options for a new system. They initially favored gongs then learned plans called for horns and reversed to approve the horn solution.
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Milford
Conn
Board of Education
Russians Attend National Aircraft Convention While Uninvited
Unregistered Russians attracted notice at a national aviation designers convention in New York. Led by a Soviet embassy aviation expert, they copied notes and bought pamphlets amid 750 exhibits at the Statler Hotel. Lt. Col. Boris Bogatyrev was identified among them. Delegates planned to eject any repeat attendees at closing sessions.
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New York
Washington
Boris Bogatyrev
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Statler Hotel
Panhandler’s 35-Cent Plea Ends With Sandwich Gag
In San Francisco a panhandler asked Barnaby Conrad for 35 cents to buy honesty but received 50 cents. He then used the money to buy a drink and Conrad noted the irony as the man bought himself a sandwich.
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San Francisco
Barnaby Conrad
Money-Making Magic Classified Ads Offer Fast Selling
Classifieds in the Chronicle-Telegram urge quick sales and rentals with a catchy pitch. A bold call directs readers to dial 475L for rapid results and curbside listings. Local business tone emphasizes speed and visibility in ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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