Numbers Racket Report On Security Program
A 12 man commission will issue recommendations on Eisenhower’s federal employee security program by June 23, after studying since December 1955. The program prompted resignations and firings over security concerns, but the Supreme Court’s 1956 ruling limited suspensions to sensitive jobs. The Justice Department has yet to propose new reporting methods or changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Truman
New York
CSC
Hi Nabor by Olin Miller
A fragmented note discusses the CSC figures and resignations. It claims many workers listed as resigning did not leave due to security concerns and were unaware of any derogatory information in their files.
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Hi Nabor By
Olin Miller
CSC
Zablocki Seeks Support in Wisconsin Senate Bid
Milwaukee Rep. Clement Zablocki met Sunday with Wisconsin Democratic leaders including Philli O’Nash Herman Jessen Betty Graichen and Rep Henry Reuss. He aimed to learn whether Reuss might join the race and to secure party backing, but officials reportedly pledged neutrality in the pre-primary contest.
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Milwaukee
Clement Zablocki
U. S
Rep
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
Philli O’ Nash
Wisconsin Rapids
Herman Jessen
Betty Graichen
Reuss
Zablocki
Sterility Claims Linked to World War II Arc Lights
An Army veteran from Connecticut alleges a World War II arc light device left him sterile after adopting a son. The Army opened an inquiry into claims by former soldiers that fertility or offspring were affected by experiments on arc lights devised for tank use. Ft. Knox trainer J. Ross Kirwan Jr. disputes sterility risks, describing exposure during testing.
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Orange
Connecticut
Lisa P. Caliciotti
Army
Ft. Knox
J. Ross Kirwan Jr
Cincinnati
Swindler Who Turned Philanthropist Dies
Moses Turman 60 dies after a monthlong illness in Mount Sinai Hospital. Once jailed for forgery in 1925, he rebuilt his life as a vice president of an office firm and a founder of the National Office Furniture Assn. He repaid debts, funded charity, and aided the Hudson Guild and United Jewish Appeal.
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New York
Moses Turman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Turman
Sing Sing
National Office Furniture Assn
The
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Overloaded Ferry Sinks Off Korea
A ferry named 7 Crown with 82 people aboard sank off the southwest tip of Korea. Seven passengers drowned and two remain missing. search and rescue operations are underway.
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Kroger
Tray
Avondals Kidney Beans
Clover Valley Pork & Beans
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Lipton Soup
Pieter
Cal
Lipton Tea
Besse’ Tea
Rival Dog Food
S Quality Ear Coop Housekeeping
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New York City
Henry Bernstein
Westinghouse
CLARK
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