Eisenhower Names Kilian Science Chief for Future Weapons
President Eisenhower announced James Killian of MIT as special assistant for science and technology to accelerate future weapon development. He ordered centralized control of missile programs, expanded international tech sharing, and a new science advisor to bolster U S defense amid Soviet space progress.
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Highway users urged to curb waste in road-building program
The director of the National Highway Users Conference warned drivers to watch for waste and inefficiency in the federal road-building plan. He cited tax hikes and pressure to accelerate mileage as threats to the interstate project and relocation costs for utilities as precedents.
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Wide Range Of Labor Laws Being Considered
Secretary of Labor Mitchell stated the administration is weighing a broad set of labor law recommendations. He cited plans to propose to Congress in January including criminal penalties for labor management middlemen who take money to halt union organizing and a ban on blackmail picketing.
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Real estate listings in Locust Valley region and Braddock Heights
The notice advertises several properties including a 4 room house with basement on 7 perches in Locust Valley for 5273 and other homes such as a 1 acre site with bath and electricity, a brick home in Frederick County village with 6 acres and views, and Braddock Heights city and country properties. Financing by owner offered and inquiries invited.
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Two Charged After Auto Jumped Curb In Brunswick
Two Brunswick men were jailed after a car they rode in jumped a curb on North Market Street and crashed into a telephone pole. George Brengle, 51, faced drunken driving and reckless driving charges with bonds set at 1000 and 26.45 respectively. James Wirts, 35, was charged with intoxication within the city limits with a 25.80 collateral.
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East Potomac Street
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Porgy Seep Apart Dipten Secret Antitrust Viewpoints
Frederick papers report a U S official discussing imperial and public reaction to unions in Japan and the United States. He cites blackmail picketing as coercive and opposes an overall labor rights framework. He also opposes applying antitrust laws to unions.
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Japan Communist Party calls for return of Okinawa and Borin Islands
The Japanese Communist Party declares it will campaign for the unconditional return of Okinawa and the Borin Islands from the United States, stating it will organize efforts to win the issue.
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