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...sensible plan of balance among agriculture, industry, transport, power, communications, with such provision for housing, education and medical services as resources permit...
...command merges the Strategic Army Corps, composed of the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions and the 4th Infantry Division, with the F-100 and F-105 fighter-bombers, reconnaissance aircraft and transports of the Tactical Air Command. In an emergency, the long-range planes of the Military Air Transport Service would deliver troops and supplies to a staging area overseas, where they would be shuttled into battle by the shorter-range transports of the new command. The new system, according to Pentagon estimates, will cut overseas deployment time by one-third, fly 1,800 paratroopers some 8,000 miles...
...will be one of the greatest wine years of the century. That was the word from Marcel Lugan, director of France's National Confederation of Wine and Wine Spirits of Appellations of Origin. In a transport of sedimentality, Lugan rhapsodized to newsmen that "the wines of 1960 are like Zizi Jeanmaire-nervous and muscled, but not full-bodied and rounded. The wines of '61 will be like Mae West-a Rubens woman to whom one can add nothing; a Bardot wine, if you like-round and appealingly plump." Or, to put it less plumply, "1961 is a black...
...Corp. last week conceded that it may have to ground its Convair 990 before the plane ever goes into production. Reason: the 990 has developed a mysterious "drag" that keeps it from hitting the promised 640-m.p.h. cruising speed that would make it the world's fastest jet transport. Wind-tunnel tests to be completed next month will provide the data to determine whether the time and expense of eliminating the drag will be too great to bear...
Merely Temporary? Indignantly, ICC members denied that the gleam of nationalization was in their eye, pointed out that airlines and motor transport are both presently subsidized in one form or another-but are still far from nationalized...