Missile gap shifts as Kennedy era debate warmens
The article discusses the shift in view of a missile gap from American lag to Soviet advantage, noting Kennedy's 1958 warnings and current projections. It covers ICBM counts, submarine missiles, and the huge U.S. spending on ballistic missiles, with emphasis on Minuteman programs and strategic forces through the mid 1960s.
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Kennedy
America
Arnerica
U.S
Air Force
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Ex-Reds Ousted as Old Bolsheviks Face Expulsion
In Moscow at the seventh session of the 22nd Communist Party Congress Shvernik accuses Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich of anti party crimes. The ouster of these three former Soviet leaders is linked to Khrushchev anti party moves and past secret police crimes. Thompson returns from Washington ahead of a key policy report by Andrei Gromyko.
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Merger Talks Pit Railroads Toward Major Asset Ties
Norfork and Western proposes a four way merger involving Erie Lackawanna Nickel Plate and the Wabash to form a dominant system. The plan hinges on Erie joining and Erie Pennsylvania discussions amid Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny with October 30 hearings pending.
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1400 More GIs Land in Cherbourg France
A fresh detachment of 1400 American troops landed at Cherbourg to reinforce Western Europe forces. They boarded trains at the Marine depot after disembarking from the transport Geiger to move toward active duty.
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UPI
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Europe
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Tearful Goodbyes For Wisconsin Guardsmen On Federal Duty
Members of Company D, 28th Infantry Regiment, tearfully said farewell as they prepared to join the 32nd Wisconsin National Guard Infantry Division for federal duty. While guardsmen packed equipment, someone released a tear gas grenade.
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UPI
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Wisconsin National Guard Infantry Division
Tullilove Divorce Suit Filed In Las Vegas
Mrs. Perry Fullitove sued her husband George Fullitove in Las Vegas alleging mental cruelty and seeking a divorce. The filing occurred on a Tuesday, with details appearing in UPI dispatches.
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UPI
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Picasso marks 80th birthday in Vallauris party plan
The Riviera village of Vallauris prepares a two day celebration for Pablo Picasso on his eightieth birthday. Other items note London planning milk aid for infants if radio fallout danger rises and Pope John XXIII praising journalists as key professionals.
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Association of Foreign Correspondents
Siegfried the Walrus Is Sheltered From Humans
St Louis Zoo officials ordered attendants with colds to stay away from Siegfried the 15 month old 350 pound baby walrus to prevent possible death from a human cold virus. Director George Vierheller warned the risk is fatal for the vulnerable animal.
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UPI
Siegfried
St Louis Zoo
George P. Vierheller
Steel market strengthens as auto outlook improves
New York based reports show demand for steel strengthening with auto industry purchases rebounding. Iron Age notes rising auto sales could lift steel orders in November, while mills maintain a 73 percent capacity forecast for Q4, with profits unlikely to beat optimism until late Q4.
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APL
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Buting Weekly
Iron Age
Tron Age Magazine
Kate
Iron/ Age
Election Ordered By NLRB In Cincinnati
The National Labor Relations Board orders bargaining elections for 35 rebel Teamsters Union members in Cincinnati. Workers at W. T. Wagner and Sons Co and the Glacier Co will choose between remaining with United Brewery Workers or rejoining Hoffa’s Teamsters.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Glacier Co
United Brewery Workers
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Zombie Autopilot Subway May Roll Between Times Square and Grand Central
New York Transit Authority plans a fully automatic unmanned "Zombie Special" rail shuttle between Times Square and Grand Central Terminal. If successful it could extend to the 1964 World's Fair in Flushing. The move will replace 12 train crew with staff reassigned to other jobs.
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New York
GPL
New York City
How to have antiques at budget prices
Read November Better Homes & Gardens for complete information on reproductions of furniture pieces, accessories, and wallpaper that are affordable. Reproductions are available at leading stores or in kits you can assemble. buy the issue today.
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