Air supremacy battle seen vital in next war
The article notes a Pentagon briefing and demonstrations by Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force for 8 civilian leaders. It highlights air power as the first vital battle in any future war, stressing the need to maintain supremacy to prevent the destruction of cities and ensure mobilization.
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Marine Corps
Air Force
U. S
Ya Va
Eld
Fla
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Tara
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James H. Douglas
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Thomas D. White
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Douglas
Gen. White
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
Fred .A. Darwin
Committee On Guided Missiles
Edward N.parker
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Quarles
Darwin
Parker
Washington
Public remarks on atom bombs and a coffee break dispute
Quarles avoided direct answers about a bomb able to destroy Washington and surrounding areas. Reporters noted his evasive triple talk while Hartford state workers complained their coffee deliveries were mis-timed after a cafeteria break ended.
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Button trays go national from Mount Vernon shop
Mount Vernon resident C. James Beam runs the nation’s sole button tray producer. The National Button Society approved nine Beam trays, which serve many uses beyond displaying buttons. Beam says about 6,000 trays were made last year for 3,500 customers, with shipments to all states and to Canada, England and Mexico.
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James Beam
National Button Society
Beam
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