Hoover seeks longer period for government reorganization
Hoover urged Congress to extend the Reorganization Act by two years to allow the Hoover Commission to finish its work. He outlined progress reports from 12 task forces, estimated savings, and plans to file dozens of bills and recommendations by May. The commission, created in 1953, expects final reports and possible extra funding to complete its duties.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Eisenhower
Wichita
Kan
Hoover
Mississippi
White House
Senate
House
Origial Hoover Commission
Department of Defense
MississippI governor impersonator arrested in hotel case
Detective Brown described John W. Lott, 44, a machinist, as admitting he posed as the governor after dining with a hotel manager who grew suspicious and alerted police. Lott was arrested on charges of violating hotel laws, with 85 dollars his reported funds.
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Richard Brown
Mississippi
John W. Lott
Brown
Lott
Savants Meet Jan 17 to Set A-Confab
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. top scientists from seven countries including the Soviet Union will meet January 17 to sketch plans for an international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. The U N officials said the group will recommend to Dag Hammarskjold the place time and agenda of talks under a U N Assembly resolution endorsing Eisenhower’s plan for sharing civilian atomic know-how. The conference should be held not later than August 1955.
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van Muys CP
George Elmer Freer Jr
Grace T. Riggio
Carol Larsen
North Hollywood
Freer
Boise
Chamberlain
Omaha
Neb
Peter Molland
Robert F. Glock
Armed Forces
Molland
U. S
England
Randolph
Iowa
Texas
San Antonio
W. T. Gilcrease
United Natons
N.Y
Soviet Union
Mer
I. N
U. S. Sec
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. Assembly
Eisenhower
Bush backs private security board for presidency
Dr. Bush, president of the Carnegie Institution, urges a presidential security board of private citizens, independent of Congress, to guard against misuse of security measures. He says public sentiment is turning against postwar investigations and favors expert safeguards within the executive branch. Pope Pius XII rides daily in Vatican gardens, aided by a 78-year-old car once owned by Pope Pius II, to improve air and posture amid a gastric ailment.
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Pasadena
Van
Bush
Congress
Carnegie Institution
Washington
National Security Resources Board
Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Gardens
Pius
Riccardo Galeszzi-Lisi
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Shelby Instrument
Magnolia Ave
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Corona
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I. Aus
San Blero
Forr Springs
Greyhound
Ivy Junction
Reserve System Member Bank
California Bank
California Trust Company
Efitiate of California Bank
Los Angeles
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Long Beach
East Broadway
A. Reid
Pontiff
Halleries
Finnning Avait
Hillinger
East
J. G. Keys
D.C
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Prese-Telegram Pubiunes
Sunaay Ab
Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
California
Pit “Co ‘Ogie Ir Infers
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Zcc
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Herman Miller
Martin Brattrud
Westinghouse
Sweden
Denmark
Fleg
Mathsson
Tabby
DU Pont
Wilton du Pont
American Avenue
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