OATES SAYS IKE HAS FINAL WORD ON SECURITY
Defense Secretary Gates told a Senate subcommittee that the President makes final decisions on national security policy. He defended the National Security Council as a functioning team and rejected claims that top officers push their service interests. He noted the council operates in secrecy and questioned reports of a mass atmosphere in its meetings.
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Thomas S. Gates
Gates
National Security Council
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Senate
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Pentagon
Henry MM. Jackson
Wash
Jackson
Eisenhower
Defense
Defense Mobilization
Security Council
Council
Proxmire Alleges Waste in State Dept Furniture Buy
Senator William Proxmire accuses the State Department of wasting taxpayer money by buying 29 400 worth of office furniture from Frederick E Mueller son of Secretary Frederick H Mueller. He cites lack of competitive bidding and links to the Foreign Service Buildings Commission now inactive.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
State Department
Frederick H. Mueller
Proxmire
Eisenhower
Frederick E. Mueller
Mueller Metals Corp
Grand Rapids
Mich
Foreign Service Buildings Commission
Mueller
Democratic Party
Frederick Mueller
Wiliam F. Hughes
Office of Foreign Buildings
Moeller
Hughes
Commerce Department
Rors
U. S. Senate
Acme
Mueller Metals
Caracas
Solar energy becomes practical power source claims naval scientist
Dr. Paul H. Egli of the Naval Research Laboratory says direct conversion of solar energy to electricity is feasible on a limited scale. Under special conditions up to 40 percent of incident solar energy can be captured, with silicon crystals producing current when light strikes the junction.
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Washington
Paul H. Egli
Naval Research Laboratory
Egli
Charleston Gazette
Enterea
Charleston
W. Va
Wmder
Democraticspaper
Uaity
Working Total in May Rises in US Labor Report
Employment rose by one million to 67 208 000 with unemployment falling by 200 000 to 3 459 000. Factory output slid as steel and machinery slowed while outdoor work boosted totals. average weekly hours rose and pay increased 0 60 to 90 74 though hourly earnings held at 2 28. Postwar jobless rate remained near last year’s 5 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Mayor orders crackdown on poorly behaving motorists
Mayor Shanklin, during a five block walk through the business district, observed motorists blocking three intersections and ordered police to stop the practice immediately. Police noted the fine for violations is 87 and expect support from Police Judge Joe Thom.
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Shanklin
Joe Thomas
Russia Trip Okay Given Spy's Dad
Oliver W Powers won fast U S and Soviet approval to visit Moscow to aid his son Francis G Powers held as a spy suspect in the downed U2. A Moscow visa good 90 days and a passport in an hour followed by a brief meeting with State Department officials.
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Washington
Oliver W. Powers
United States
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Powers
Russia
State Department
Sol Cury
Norton
Franklin Schultz
U. S
Ment
Edward J. Hickey
Cary
Schultz
Raymond A. Hare
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Cury
Charleston Symphony Rejoins National League
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra is re affiliating with the American Symphony Orchestra League, which has its national headquarters in Charleston. Executive secretary Mrs Helen M Thompson and orchestra president Eugene H Brown announced the move noting the orchestra had been inactive for two years and will gain benefits from league services and conventions.
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Charleston Symphony Orchestra
American Symphony Orchestra League
Helen M. Thompson
League
Eugene H. Brown
Charleston Orchestra
Charleston Symphony
Brown
Charleston
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