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WASHINGTON (AP)—Only a small fraction of the 6 medium and long-range United States bal- listic missiles tested to date ‘would have come even close to enemy targets if they had been fired in anger.

And the time needed to get them launched, in the event of

war, could have rim into and—weeksinstead..of min-

AS of today, the score might be much betier. Perhaps half of the missiles would get to target, and U.S. military chiefs think that in another year most of them will

Some of those tested so far, ot course, were not intended to go full course.

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Poor Target Score To Date - Seen In U.S. Missile Shots

Up to now, tne U.S. Air Force has launched o::tried to iaunch for test purposes 18 Atlas Inter- continental 'Raagé Ballistic Mi:- siles (3CBMS) and 38 Thor IRBMS.

The army has used Jupiler IRBMS in 13 tests.

The navy has made four tests of the Polaris IRBM des‘gned for submarine and shipboard launch-

ing: :

ny of these tests wef@ never intended to reach their full ranges of 6,300 or 1,300 mies, but were trials of taunching equip- ment, prepuisien, guidance and other -sompone: The technicians prefer to rate

“the Quebec provincial police said

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female, for which a hunt is going the United States increasing by

MONTREAL (CP) — Hungry, |on. , 38 per cent, but with overseas

eyes ote oo eee “At first,” be said, “‘people| markets decreasing sharply.

7 ae —v. thought the animals were a cou-| C. Gordon Cockshutt, president,

Laprairie, » miles from! ole of large wild dogs bu! when| said in his annual report that con-

downtown Montreal. the presence of wolves was con-| tinued’ improvement in the North

Police said Sunday night timbe: wolves are stealing into town after lark to raid garbage cans and dumps. They have been at it three weeks.

A 70-poind wolf was shot last week by Antoine Lavoie, about 20 yards from his front door. The animal was a starved female, believed to have a den of pups jn dhe: arg.

Constable Roland Dompierre of

tests as ‘“‘successfu' partially successful or failures.” They con- tend’ they glean useful data even from the failures. .

to move around after dark.”

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Russia may or may not be bet- Manned bombers of the U-S. Air Force and Navy will continue to be the backbone of strategic attack until 1960, 1961 or perhaps 1965—depending on which of the

Maj.-Gen. Benjamin Schriever, chief of the air force’s ballistic missile division, says he expects the first Thor Intermediate- Range Ballistic Missiles ready | for operation to be about 50 per cent reliable, but in another year he says the percentage could be as high as 90 per cent:

reliability he means this:

The missile is ready to go; it checks out througn the count- down, is launched precisely on time; it travels the’ prescribed | course, reaches the target zone, and detonates at the prescribed altitude. .

So, viewed statistically, Schrie- ver’s estimate for the new pro- duction-line weapons seems to be encouraging. Half of the 1,500- mile-range IRBMS, ticea from [{ bases overseas, presumably would reach their targets today.

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