Lilienthal Confirmed as Atomic Energy Commission Chairman
Senate confirmed David Lilienthal as head of the Atomic Energy Commission by a 50 to 31 vote. Opponents cited alleged sympathy with communism and TVA ties, while supporters noted his experience and public service. The confirmation follows earlier approval of other AEC nominees and rises from a debate over presidential choice and security reviews.
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House To Vote Next Week On Labor Bill
Washington reports that a new labor bill restricting unions won approval from 1 House Republican leaders and is set for a second House vote by the end of next week. The measure tightens strike rules, curtails the closed shop, and limits industry wide bargaining, with revisions to remove an absolute ban on union shops and create a cooling off period to prevent strikes affecting national safety.
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