Three Senators Charge Ike Officials Over Dixon Yates Deal
Senators Kefauver O Maloney and Langer accused Eisenhower officials of deception and contempt of Congress in the Dixon Yates power deal. The 16,000 word report faulted Sherman Adams and agency heads for omitting facts, pursuing indirect actions to reverse TVA power policy, and urged further testimony from key officials as hearings resume.
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Ground Observer Corps Reports Increase in Volunteer Spotters
Ground Observer Corps reports more volunteer plane spotters, led by Col. Wrouh H Mayall at Continental Air Defense Command. He notes gains during the Geneva conference and expects a fall microphone program to aid sky watchers. States including Colorado Texas Nebraska Wyoming Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas show varying recruitment, with funding and personnel as factors in Kansas.
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Special railway rates urged for couples and journalists
A Socialist member of Congress advocates special railway rates in Indiqg for honeymoon couples and journalists, urging government support for affordable travel and media access.
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Eisenhower and hog calling in Gettysburg farm tale
In Washington, ED CREAGH recalls President Eisenhower joking with a pig at his Gettysburg farm. The piece riffs on Ike’s down-to-earth style, his possible 1956 bid, and contrasts farm life with the presidency while no firm conclusions emerge.
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Eisenhower as United Nations chief a hypothetical option
A correspondent imagines Ike not seeking reelection and becoming the U.N. secretary general due to his prestige. The discussion notes his possible farm life, health and age concerns, and whether a Democrat might reward him with a top post. It cites Ike’s earnings from Crusade in Europe and his substantial nest egg.
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Women doctors rise in South Africa reports Pretoria
A Pretoria dispatch notes the number of women doctors in South Africa has surpassed prior counts with a growing presence in medical practice and salaries around modest yearly figures.
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