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Eisenhower Nominates Everest to Lead European Air Forces
President Eisenhower named Lt. Gen. Frank F. Everest to be commander in chief of U.S. forces in Europe and Air Forces in Europe. The Senate committee quickly moved on civil rights measures amid debate over a right to work amendment and a new fiscal outlook. Four members were absent due to illness. Lt. Gen. Thomas S. Power will head the Strategic Air Command after Gen. Curtis LeMay is shifted to air force vice chief.
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