McCone to retire from AEC January 20
Washington Atomic Energy Commission Chairman John A. McCone will resign and return to private life when President Eisenhower leaves office. He had been expected to stay on under Kennedy but chose to return to Los Angeles for business ties rather than serve through 1963.
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Drastic shifts urged for White House staff structure
A private study by the National Planning Association urged major reorganization of the White House advisory apparatus to help the president cope with the changing world of the 1960s. It recommends creating an office of programming and simplifying or abolishing some interdepartmental advisory bodies to improve cohesion between foreign and domestic policy.
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Cape Cod National Park hearing ends with mixed views
About 25 witnesses split pro and con at the final Cape Cod national park hearing in Eastham. Opponents warn the park erodes home rule and private property rights while supporters say the area deserves protection and tourism benefits.
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First Woman to Hold U S Treasurer Post Named in Kennedy Admin
Elizabeth Smith of California chosen by President-elect Kennedy as the new U S treasurer. The 49 year old Democrat will earn 17 000 a year and succeeds Baker Priest. Smith is a former dress shop co owner and Red Cross staffer, allied with California politics and Governor Edmund G Brown.
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Ex R I Family Returns After New Orleans Ordeal
Ex Rhode Island family, including four year old Yolanda, leaves New Orleans after facing hostile segregation at William Frantz school. They arrive in North Providence to live with relatives as the parents recount threats, verbal abuse, and a drive to seek safer surroundings. The family says they hope integration succeeds, while blaming minority ignorance for the conflict.
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Embarrassed Firemen Stricken by Fire at Port Monmouth House
A fire at the Port Monmouth volunteer firehouse was discovered by a passerby after burning more than three hours. Defective wiring in the kitchen started the blaze, badly damaging the building but sparing the three fire engines.
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Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier and Mail
Rates listed for Berkshire Eagle include by carrier five cents per week and by mail with zone options. Monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly plans are provided with addresses and change of address procedures to ensure uninterrupted service.
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