Here s New Conduct- Code For Servicemen
Washington releases the updated conduct code proclaimed by President Eisenhower for American servicemen. The pledge emphasizes duty, resistance to surrender, cooperation with comrades, and loyalty to country, with guidance on handling captivity, questioning, and obedience to lawful orders.
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Neuberger Attacks GOP on Conservation Policy
Senator Richard L. Neuberger charged the Eisenhower administration plans to roll back conservation gains and surrender public resources to private interests. He warned natural resources development will dominate the 1956 campaign, criticizing reservoir projects and park policy while urging stronger public stewardship and safeguards against private exploitation.
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Coast Guard reviews lands and case details amid security delays
A Coast Guard official disclosed a pending case labeled Landy Case involving a Coast Church officer and family ties to Laney. no specifics were provided beyond security concerns and a note that information centers on Gaston’s retina. The Navy recently denied a continuation related to a student with a Communist mother, drawing congressional attention.
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Civil Aeronautics Board Proposes New Air Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposes new air service routes, granting temporary and permanent certifications for Continental Airlines and partners. Plans include expanded service to Abilene Anvil Fort Worth Dallas and New Mexico cities, with three year licenses for Continental and routes in Texas and New Mexico. Objections and hearings are noted as the board outlines certification terms and service geography.
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Architect Faces Challenge Add Forty Rooms To Capitol
A frustrated architect, J George Stewart, faces a plan to extend the U.S. Capitol with 40 additional rooms and a central wing extension. The project, debated by Congress, involves uprights, iron outer shell, and significant structural reinforcements delaying the project.
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Brenham Church Receives $399,500 Trust Fund
Brenham, Tex WHAM reports a church trust fund valued at $399,500 linked to a real estate inheritance from a deceased relative in Arkansas. The funds are aimed at expanding church facilities and supporting living-expense arrangements for the congregation's pastor.
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