Senators Reject Space Czar Idea In Board Run Space Agency
A special Senate committee rejected a single space czar and backed a seven member policy board to run the civilian space program. The board, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, would include state and defense secretaries and the AEC chairman with three more from other agencies. The administrator would follow board determinations.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Eisenhower
House
Secretaries of State and Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bers
Commerce Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Secretary of Defense
Aeronautics and Space Administrator
Sen
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Texas
Special Space Committee
Pike Grabs Gas Line During Virginia Creek Catch
Walter Stone of Fredericksburg reeled in a 28 inch pike from Aquia Creek. The fish bit a rubber gas line, puncturing it in the boat and ending the fishing trip.
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Fredericksburg, Va
Walter Stone
Aquia Creek
Hee Fish
House Debates Pentagon Plan
Republicans offer a compromise on Eisenhower’s Pentagon reorganization as the House opens debate. Rep. Arends says it acceptable to the President. showdown vote set for tomorrow amid expected uphill fight. Hoover backs the plan, urging clear civilian authority along with military strength at the least cost.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Leslie S. Arends
Illinois
Arends
Armed Services
Hoover
White House
Secretary of Defense
House of Representatives
Injured New Milford Teen Remains in Coma Twenty-Second Day
David Allen Owen a 19 year old from Poplar Street New Milford remained in a coma for the 22nd day at Danbury Hospital following a May 21 auto wreck on the Danbury New Milford road. He was alone in a stolen car when it left the roadway and hit a tree.
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New Milford
David Allen Owen
Poplar Street
Danbury Hospital
Wdanbury
Danbury Court Fines Highlight Speeding and Defense Trials
Danbury court fines include Raymond H. Strol 16 of New Fairfield for speeding and muffler defect with 40 dollars, Anthony Parente 40 of Bethel for reckless driving, and others. Boutin faced a reserved decision over truck speed after an April Route 6 crash. Additional dispositions list several individuals fined for offenses from passing in no passing zones to lacking licenses. A volunteer drove a double decker bus to Middlesbrough after crew failed to appear.
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Danbury
Raymond H. Strol
Knoblcrest Road
New Fairfield
William R. Jones
F. Leo Gantert
Mansfield Street
Bethel
Anthony T. Parente
Sand Hill Road
Roger A. Boutin
East Hartford
Boutin
Leonard J. Rogers
Triangle Street
Jean P. Magin
Allan Terrace
Randolph A. Howes, Jr
Whitney Avenue
Chris Thompson
Mountainville Avenue
Nelson A. Bottome
Saw Mill Road
Shelton
Max Rosenberg
South Norwalk
Middlesbrough
England
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Esquire
Haspel
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Herbert Hoover
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Oseas
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Seymour St
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Wakcase
Tiffany
Thayer
Freedman Bros
Armstrong
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Kroehler
Lawson
Duran
Hollywood
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