Top Russ Expert to Retire
Washington reports that George F. Kennan, longtime policy planning chief and Moscow ambassador, will retire in the near future amid policy clashes with Secretary of State Dulles. Kennan, paired with Charles E. Bohlen as the administration’s two top Soviet experts, plans to resume scholarly research at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study after leaving the Foreign Service.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
Dulles
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kennan
Free Nations
U. S
Senate
Eisenhower
Foreign Service
Charles E. Bohlen
Kernan
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
X. J
Tax Agency May Win Its Funds Plea
Washington postwar budget hearing shows internal revenue commissioner Andrews arguing a larger operating budget could uncover tens of millions in underpaid income taxes. He claimed current staff limits hamper enforcement and cited lenient court sentences as reducing deterrence. Subcommittee members discussed possible funding increases, with one unnamed source suggesting prospects look favorable.
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Washington
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Andrews
Eisenhower
Senate
UBL Wis.1
Sen
Dirksen
Subcommittee
AMA and Legion Deny Health Insurance Deal
In Washington, the American Medical Association and the American Legion deny a joint deal on compulsory health insurance and veterans hospital expansion. The Louisville Times alleged 1949 collaboration. leaders call the report categorically false and bunk.
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Washington
American Medical Association
American Legion
Louisville Times
the Times
Legion
AMA
Lewis K. Gough
Louis H. Bauer
Roanoke
Reds Ambush Constables in Perak Rubber Estate
A band of 15 Communist guerillas ambushed eight special constables at Sungei Siput rubber estate in Perak State. Six constables were killed. Report says the attackers used automatic weapons and aimed to seize arms and ammunition.
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Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Sungei Siput
Perak
Park Group Eyes Links Operations
Lakewood Park Recreation and Parkway District will study staking over Lakewood Country Club from the county. Robert Devitt, a district board member, will confer with county officials on assigning the county 25 year lease. Lee Hollopeter, club manager, reported income and expenses showing profit to cover the lease. John Todd urged rapid action due to an already approved liquor ban ordinance going into effect.
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Lakewood Park, Recreation and Parkway District
Lakewood Country Club
Robert Devitt
Lakewood Park Association
Lee Hollopeter
John Todd
Slave to President’s Job Stresses Secret Service Report
Secret Service Chief A E Baughman told Congress the President cannot have a normal life and is a focal point for public and world attention. He asked for a $3,385,000 operating budget, noting 2535 protection cases in 1952 and 3629 in 1951, with 74 arrests and counterfeiting crackdown ongoing.
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Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Congress
United States
White House
Baughman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bureau
Lars
Navy and Army Papers Merge Under Defense Ministry
The Red Fleet newspaper is discontinued and merged with Red Star to cover naval and army affairs. The consolidation follows Malenkov's realignment creating the defense ministry by uniting the navy and war ministries.
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Reds
Moscow
Red Fleet
Red Star
Georgi Malenkov
Navy
Ministry of Defense
Backlog Cleared as Operators Delayed Production
Readable text notes that feiting plants faced delays before operators could begin production and subsequently cleared a large backlog of outstanding cases. The fragment implies a recovery in processing after initial holdups.
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