New Ammunition For Democrat Attacks On Security Program
President Eisenhower defends the security program amid Democrat pressure over the Ladejinsky case and the administration’s firing of workers deemed security risks. The piece notes Nixon’s past claims, questions raised by critics, and Eisenhower’s acknowledgement of room for improvement while highlighting the 8,008 fired or resigned as security risks since mid-1953.
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Ladejinsky
Nixon
Eisenhower
Ludejmsky
Russia
State Department
Japan
Agriculture Department
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Aisenhower
Stassenger
Truman
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Congress
Washington Post
Times- Herald
Speurily
Atom Energy Seen Saving More Lives Than Bombs
New York Representative W Sterling Cole says medical uses of the atom will save more lives than those lost in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He cites atomic energy as a diagnostic boon already proven since the microscope's invention 400 years ago.
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New York
W. Sterning Cole
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Cole
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomicnergy
New York University
Record Year For Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp in Burbank reports last year set production highs with 41 new Super Constellation transports valued at 70 million dollars. Trans-World Airlines plans to introduce the turbo compound G Super Constellation for transcontinental service this year. Also noted, a Bet ter Vision Institute study says many live long enough to develop cataracts, and a sun temperature of 20 million degrees Centigrade is calculated.
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Burbank
Calif
f-Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Leonard K. Schwartz
Trans-World Airlines
Better Vision Institute
Dairy status improves as government support reduces
ST. PAUL Minn secretarys says dairy production shows signs of leveling off after price supports were cut. 1954 set a new record of 124 billion pounds, but December output was down one percent from a year earlier. Consumption is rising while government-held surpluses are being disposed of. Snowfall and car sales figures are noted in the surrounding context.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Benson
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Nual Farm
University of Minnesota
Nationalists Hit Red-Held Islands
Nationalist four engine bombers bombed Tienao Island for the fourth day and attacked Toumenstand air force headquarters. Warships fired on three Communist patrol boats nearby and forced them to flee. The action occurred about 220 miles north of Formosa near Yushan and Tachen Islands. Big bombers faced heavy anti aircraft fire and caused fires on the islands.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Tienao Island
Toumenstand
Air Force
Yushan
Tachen Islands
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