Reckord challenges CAB ruling on Brunswick crash
Maj Gen Milton A Reckord Maryland adjutant general disputes Civil Aeronautics Board conclusions blaming a Captain Jutus McCoy for the Brunswick Maryland collision last May. He says the CAB findings conflict with U S Air Force analysis which pins responsibility on air traffic control inadequacies and warns the board shows bias in its region. The report notes Captain McCoy was survivor of the 12 fatalities and cites the Viscount crash with a Capital Airlines flight from Martin Airport.
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Social Security seeks 300000 missing persons and more eligible
Ray Beary reports that the Social Security Administration is seeking about 300000 missing persons who may now be entitled to payments due to recent law changes. The article lists groups now eligible, urges visits to local offices, and notes a revised handbook for the latest changes.
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House Votes Car And Help For Martin
The House decided Joe Martin should keep the auto and staff he had as Republican leader after being deposed last week. Resolutions by McCormack and Halleck allow former speaker Martin to retain most of his staff and chauffeured car, despite changes in disability and pension contexts. Bass opposed, calling it an unusual precedent.
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Congress Mortow Asesolated Freve Kees Anaiyel
Washington AP reports a busy productive Congress likely, with modest spectacle and strained but civil ties to President Eisenhower. The piece notes conservatives in control, future election influence, and anticipated conflicts over Eisenhower’s programs.
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Dear Dorothy Dix column excerpts on family and marriage
A set of Dorothy Dix letters covers family favoritism by grandparents toward a first grandchild, the difficulty of equal affection for three grandchildren, and a suggestion to avoid pressure while a move is optional. Other questions address a friend’s birthday gift, a widow seeking remarriage, and a brother-in-law as a potential husband.
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Political balance in the Senate and House turmoil on rules
The opening day sees Liberal Republicans and conservatives clash over rules with leadership shifts. Everett Dukey and Charles Halleck replace foes as Democrats Samuel Rayburn and Johnson steer conservatives. Gettysburg references surface as leaders urge moderation while factions maneuver for power.
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French Riviera Return of Mabene and Mae on Holiday Voyage
On the French Riviera Marine 421 Keonets Ro Mabene and Mrs Wo Mae Lone of Roule Frederick Md arrived with Vatine Regiment for Christmas and New Year holidays.
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