Chief Backpedaling On Date Slump To End
Washington analysis notes the Eisenhower administration faces mixed signals as unemployment data and official phrases drift, with Dr. Gabriel Tange saying the president’s outlook was misread and officials hedging expectations for a March job pickup and a slow second quarter. The debate centers on whether February figures hint at a downturn easing or a continued slump.
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Associated Press
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Gyroscope training prep for 700 Fort Sill troops to Europe
About 700 men at Fort Sill train under the gyroscope replacement program for overseas service in Europe. They join THU Field, ruiners Battalion and the 290th Field Artillery Battalion with postings to Germany. Trainees at Fort Ord and other posts begin eight weeks of school in heavy weapons, mechanics, and support skills before May completion and embarkation to Germany. Orientation for both gyroscope packets was conducted by Col. Robert J. Hill.
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Robert J. Hill
Dist Field Artillery Group
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James F. McGuiness
Frederick $. Iti
Chief's Foreign Aid Request Draws Mixed Reactions
The article notes varied congressional responses to President Eisenhower's foreign aid request for the next fiscal year. Sen Aiken cautions against deep cuts, while Sen Mansfield says 42,190,000 is too high. House leaders urge scrutiny, arguing the program affects taxes and defense.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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General Hackett Ends Hawaii Artillery School Tour
Brig. Gen. Robert Hackett commander of the 21st Division Artillery Hawaii will leave here Friday after seven days of orientation and briefings at the Artillery and Missile School. He arrived Friday with Col. John R. Hector and toured the school since Monday, receiving briefings from multiple departments and receiving the Saint Barbara order from Brig. Gen. Philip C. Wehle before departure.
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Philip C. Wehle
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Wehle
Leprosy Germ Cultivation Reported by Japanese Scientist
Japanese bacteriologist Dr. Norio Ogata of Nippon Dental University announced he has cultivated leprosy bacillus in the lab for the first time. He notes four months were needed initially, now three weeks, but cautions this does not yet enable immediate diagnosis or treatment.
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Norio Ogata
Nippon Idental University
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