Settle Disputes Without Congress Graduates Told
WEST POINT N Y AP Secretary of Defense urged settling military disputes within the executive branch and warned a congressional plan would push issues to Congress. Eisenhower criticized a provision allowing top officials to act on own initiatives, fearing insubordination. McElroy supported the House Armed Services Committee bill but urged flexibility and clear defense secretary authority.
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West Point
N.Y
Secretary of Defense
Congress
U.S. Military Academy
House
Eisenhower
McElroy
House Armed Services Committee
Executive Department
Jaynes Women’s Auxiliary
Judge Blair Denies Damages in 1957 Accident Suit
Circuit Judge Sam C Blair denied damages to the State Highway Commission in a traffic accident case in Jefferson City. Defendant Charles Hurst Jr 305 Cherry St reportedly rear ended a Highway Commission truck on January 22 1957. The commission alleged Hurst drove at excessive speed and in a careless negligent manner seeking $457.25 in damages.
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Blair
Sam C
State Highway Commission
Jefferson City
Highway Commission
Charles Hurst Jr
Cherry St
Hurst
Secretary Becomes Air Force Property Brunnert Enlists
Miss Dolores Anta Brunnert, 25, longtime secretary in the state securities and corporation department, joins the Air Force as Airman Basie Brunnert. Enlisted for three years through the local recruiting station and trains at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brunnert of Argyle, she leaves a six year state tenure.
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Dolores Anta Brunnert
State Securities and Corporation Department
Brunnert
Basie Brunnert
Lackland Air Forces Base
Tex
Phillip Brunnert
Argyle
World Today: Communism Requires Moscow Help, Khrushchev Says
James Marlow notes Khrushchev’s February 1956 speech challenging Stalinist central control and urging Soviet led collective leadership. The piece argues that non Soviet Communist parties faced disillusionment, with Tito and Yugoslavs pursuing independent paths and Hungary and Poland experiencing uprisings. Khrushchev’s Bulgaria remarks and Tito’s stance are seen as eroding Moscow’s grip and redefining socialist development.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Marshal Tito
Tito
European
Poland
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
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Winnetka
Florida
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Air Force Property
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Central
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Sailco-Bend
Tennysons
Winter King
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