Admiral Hoskins to head new Pentagon declassification office
Rear Adm John Hoskins named director of the Pentagon's Office of Declassification Policy. He will oversee removal of secrecy labels from vast World War I to present era documents with about 0 staff to begin, while noting the huge volume may take decades to process. Hoskins, a World War II veteran with Navy Cross and Purple Heart, plans a practical, phased approach.
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Fay Washington
John” Hoskins
Hoskins
Pentagon
Jie
Lista
Naval Examining and Physics Disability
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
State Department
WHL
Hosking
U. S. Naval Academy
Pineville
Annapolis
Haskina
Korea
Naval Academy
Naval Aviation
Slogan Writer Sought by Police in Oklahoma City
Police seek a person who has written anti cigarette and anti alcohol slogans in public library books. Scrawled lines include Pray for the smoke addict and 20th century world needs not smoke. Also mentions US atomic age and a ciparet less America. Four ports for transshipment listed as New York City San Francisco Seattle and New Orleans.
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Oklahoma City
Poftes
America
United States
New York City
San Francisco
Seattle
New Orleans
Public backs Eisenhower foreign aid program debate widens
Washington reports show supporters urging public backing for the $3.865 billion foreign aid plan while opponents led by Senator Russell push to reduce to $2.0 billion. Russell warns against a revolving loan fund, and hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee probe administration proposals as Case and Javits weigh costs and public reaction.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Eitheen
Hia
Bevis House
Sam Dawson
San
Javits
New York
Isenhower
Dulles
Police still seek seven grenades in Baltimore theft
Baltimore police recovered one grenade in a school locker and found others in three homes and two buried near railroad tracks. Four boys aged 15 to 17 admitted stealing a batch of 20 grenades from a South Baltimore siding. the youths were released to parents as investigators continued searches for the remaining live explosives.
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Thomas L. McKenna
Patterson’ Park
McKenna
Mergenthaler = Vocational High School
Lowe
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