Tale of Two Men and the Civilian Control Dilemma
In this World Today column James Marlow analyzes how two military leaders clash with civilian oversight. He notes Congress resists full deference to McElroy while Eisenhower seeks defense reorganization with limited exceptions.
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Associated Press News
Washington
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Defense McElroy
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Eisenhower
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House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Burk
Pacific
Austin K. Doyle
Formosa
Richard B. Russell
Georgia Demane
Joint Chiefs
Russell
Director of Health Education Appointed by AMA
The American Medical Association designates a new Director of Health Education to lead public health outreach and medical literacy initiatives. The appointment aims to expand community programs and strengthen physician engagement nationwide.
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American Medical Association
A-B-C Safety Book Teaches Home Child Safe Habits
A Hawaii health department booklet aims at four to five year olds teaching safe home habits through letters A to Z. It stresses calm instruction, ongoing supervision, and practical examples to prevent accidents, with pediatric guidance on reducing risks.
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Territorial Department of Health of
Hawaii
Hawaiian Territory
Territorial Department of Health
Honolulu
Primatene asthma formula goes nonprescription
New York doctors endorse Primatene as a nonprescription asthma remedy. Three full prescription strength medicines work in combination to stop attacks within minutes and provide hours of relief without injections. Available in tiny tablets for 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
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New York
N.Y
Ines
Regional Economy Upbeat in First Quarter 1958
The seven state region including Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi the Carolinas and Tennessee shows a stable to improving economy in Q1 1958 led by banking wholesale trade and construction. Deposits in seven states rose about 4 percent from 1957 while Fed member banks increased deposits 7 percent and loans 6 percent. Building permits surged in Orlando and Montgomery with regional dwelling units up 12 percent nationally down 2 percent.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Carolinas
Tennessee
U.S. Department of Commerce
Merrill C. Lofton
Federal Reserve
United States
Southeast
North Carolina
Southeastern
Montgomery
Orlando
Draper Inmates To Face Escape Charges
Prison officials announced escape charges will be brought against three Draper Correctional Center inmates and a fourth halted by gunfire after a Saturday breakout. The men Saul [sic] Sanford 20 Hallford 19 Aubie Raley 17 and Gerald Butran 20 climbed a 15 foot fence after sawing from a Draper dormitory and three fled while one was wounded and later recaptured.
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Speigner
Ala
Draper Correctional Center
Draper
William Sanford
Mobile County
Jimmy Hallford
Geneva County
Aubie Raley
Gerald Butran
Jefferson County
Jefferson Group Seeks Special Session Over School Funds
Jefferson County school advisory leaders urge Governor Folsom to convene a special session to close a projected ten million dollar shortfall in state education funds next year. They warn Jefferson County could cut spending by 580000 and Birmingham by 640000 in the coming quarter.
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Birmingham
James E. Folsom
W. S. Pittman
Jefferson County
Pittman
Birmingham City
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