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Single Chief System Faces Military Governance Debate
Colonel J D Hittle argues in U S Naval Institute Proceedings that replacing Joint Chiefs of Staff with a single chief of staff would oversimplify a complex national strategy. He contends the JCS system preserves balanced land sea and air warfare development and avoids service dominance.
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Congress must shrink government to cut costs
The Wall Street Journal argues that despite intense demand for economy, real cuts depend on reducing the size of government. Congress has nibbleed at programs instead of eliminating or shrinking them, risking non existent or minimal budget relief until structural reductions occur.
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Haircut dispute tests Air Force honor guard ethic
Airman Donald Wheeler from Cortez Colorado refused a mandatory white sidewall haircut for the Far East Command Honor Guard. He was court martialed and sentenced to four months hard labor but released after senators protested and legal errors were cited. The honor guard was disbanded and Wheeler resumed duty.
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Smear Attacks on Eisenhower Stir Debate Over Free Speech
The piece argues that attacks on President Eisenhower reflect political sniping by Democrats and questions of integrity, noting press conference remarks about his wealth, foreign service appointees, and the need for competence in diplomacy. It cites names like Davies Kennedy Nehru and Bandaranaike while criticizing rhetoric over civility.
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A Glimpse of Old Magazine Chats and Social Queries
A jumble of questions and anecdotes discusses aging in actresses and gender roles, housework duties, weight loss clubs, and nicknames in sports. It mentions TOPS and The Sympathetic Club For Stout Women, plus curios about baseball lore like the Tigers Braves and Pirates, and a London woman Mrs. Rese Co. ca.
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Sunday Horoscope Promises Social Joy and Romance
The star chart foresees a lively mood this Sunday with social events and travel pleasures. Exercise tact and rest to avoid overextending yourself as new opportunities in romance and career emerge through the next months.
Unclear fragmentary report on a strange cider incident
An Austrian farmer reportedly quenched his water with 21 barrels of cider during a house fire and water supply failure. The text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
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Parking permits for salesmen could ease metered limits
Dave Regan Here And There notes Doug Hobart, a city advertising salesman, faces frequent metered stalls and potential tickets. He suggests yearly parking permits for salespeople and truck drivers to avoid over staying, arguing meters aim to limit time in busy areas rather than raise city revenue.
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Kilgallen Jottings Spark Broadway Touring Follies Cast Change
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Beatrice Lillie is replaced by Kaye Ballard as star of the touring version of the Ziegfeld Follies. DiMaggio dates Lola Mason after Europe, while Dorian Leigh and Philippe Heim eye Paris bolles. Rumors swirl about Mickey Hargitay on Jayne Mansfield junket and Christine Jorgensen’s sensational entrance at the Music Hall Beach.
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Saratoga Opens At Paramount With Gable In 1997
The new film Saratoga starring Clark Gable opened at the Paramount theater. Attendees received colored autographed pictures of the blonde Liar. The Miami Valley Wom eas Criterian Temperance Unwa annual meeting and Omega Phi Tey s convention were noted, along with a Sunset Park swimming post for plane students and names of local students and staff.
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