Hoover Commission Calls for Expanded Federal Research Spending
The Hoover Commission urged bigger budgets and staff for military and civilian research and backed moving some federal work to colleges and industry. It criticized the executive branch for underreporting 723 NIH projects while warning current spending is insufficient to sustain advances in vaccines, cancer research, and defense tech.
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Llitary
Civilian Commission
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Commis
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Defense
Commission
Executive Branch
Congress
U.S
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Mervin J. Kelly
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Rev M Forgy resigns pastorship to pursue writing career
The 47 year old Rev M Forgy of Pluckemin Presbyterian Church resigns citing ill health after serving since 1954. He plans to focus on writing to craft drama with social message, tracing his start to a Rockefeller Foundation sponsored play and wartime service as a Navy chaplain aboard the cruiser New Orleans at Pearl Harbor.
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Pluckemin Presbyterian Church
Forgy
Rockefeller Foundation
T. S. Eliot
Mr. Forgy
Navy
New Orleans
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Missing Money Report
John Neal 26 of Columbus arrested after police report shows $7 missing from a vending machine at Krippendorf Ditman and $3 from a beauty salon on East Main. Officers questioned him at a car park near the Pennsylvania Railroad where employees usually park. Mayor William Fraser noted the incident and the salon proprietor Chaney reported a broken radio and new floor damage.
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John Neal
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Neal
State Penitentiary
Krippendorf-Ditman
E. South Street
E. Main
William Fraser
la Chaney
Salon
Tunisian Leader Bourguiba Returns From Exile
Habib Bourguiba Neo-Destour leader returns to Tunisia from a three year exile in France after an agreement on self government terms. He had lived under surveillance outside Paris as French authorities pressured Tunisia for independence.
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Paris
Habib Bourguiba
Neo-Destour Party
Japan US Agree to Sale of Farm Surplus
Tokyo and Washington signed an agreement to sell 85 million dollars of American farm surplus to Japan with a further 15 million dollars in grants. The deal signals enhanced economic ties and supports agricultural exports amid postwar recovery.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Ground Breaking for Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held ground breaking ceremonies for a new church at the corner of Stanley and Sutphin streets. Rev. Calvin French led the service, with remarks by Rev. Russell Rockwell and others, as dirt was turned by longtime member W. Barker. Construction by Paul Brooks begins soon, with plans by David Maxfield and Middletown roots, part of a 60 Ohio churches network.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Stanley and
Sutphin Streets
Calvin French
Ohio
Logan Ave
Ronald Steiger
Ray Wicoff
Mary Stultz
Anthony Lampe
Roberta Johnson
Melzo Gaw
John Sintz
Leonard Barker
Rockwell
French
David B. Maxfield
Oxford
Paul Brooks
Middletown
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Independence
P. W. Barker
Central Ave
Sutphin and
Stanley
R. M. Rockwell
Nehru Sees World Situation Improving at News Conference
New Delhi premier Nehru said the international situation is generally better with less tension and more hope and understanding. He noted China's release of four imprisoned U.S. airmen as a positive first step and cited steps in the United States supporting his view. He also linked Warsaw pact and alliances to ongoing tensions.
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New Delhi
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
China
Eisenhower
United States
Grandfather to Graduate with Family at Cincinnati
Robert J. Redwine, 48, will graduate June 3 from the University of Cincinnati evening college. His wife Rose and their nine children and 10 grandchildren will attend the ceremony. Four sons already joined his family business, with two more planning to follow.
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Cincinnati
Robert J. Redwine
University of Cincinnati
Rose
Redwine
State Dept sees 11 more U S fliers likely freed by Reds
U S officials in Washington say 11 additional American pilots held by Communist China are expected to be released soon. A letter from Chou En-lai to Dag Hammarskjold and Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon inform the timing as part of Peiping's move to ease tensions and seek broader recognition.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
China
V. K. Krishna Menon
State Department
Peiping
Far East
United States
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Dulles Praises Restraint on Fliers and Formosa Policy
The statement credits U.S. restraint in seeking the release of the pilots and firmness on Formosa as yielding results, reflecting confidence in allied strength and determination in resisting Red China.
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Red China
Dulles
U.S
Government estimates costs per classroom for new public schools
Government estimates show building a new public school classroom ranges from 13000 to 55000 dollars depending on location and conditions. This framing highlights wide geographic cost variation and budget implications for education funding.
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