Strauss named to AEP chair in 1946 puzzle persists
In Geneva Switzerland near Sep tember Friday June 6 1958 Strauss was named to the AEP by former President Truman in 1946 soon after the agency was created He served until 1950 and then was appointed by Hisen hower in June 1953 to succeed Gordon Dean as chairman For the past several months he reportedly has been locked in a dispute with Secretary of State Dulles over U S policy on nuclear testing.
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Atomic Energy Chairman Strauss Announces Resignation
Washington AP Lewis L Strauss chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission will leave June 30 at the end of his five year term. He cites circumstances beyond our control and will become the President's special assistant on atomic energy matters. The White House made the announcement on Thursday and no successor was named yet.
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Bright Ending For Long Battle
A 21 year old honors student from Washington DC mounts the platform at Washington and Lee University to deliver the pate dE valleqitory. John Monk Larson crowns a 13 year polio struggle, credits his handicap with fueling his college success. Struck in 1945, he lost use of both arms but earned Phi Beta Kappa while graduating St Albans and majoring in political science at W L.
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Five Sentenced In Pike Scandal
Harrisburg PA five men tied to the Pike Turnpike conspiracy were jailed from 10 months to five years with appeals pending. The group included two former commissioners and a top employee. Investigators had exposed sham contracts and bloated costs for the Mana Mine project, dumping materials improperly and defrauding the state.
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Macmillan to Visit U S and Canada for Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan flies to Washington and Ottawa for seven days of talks with President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Diefenbaker. He will deliver commencements and receive honorary degrees at two American universities. Discussions will cover Soviet relations, disarmament, a summit, the Middle East, France, and economic issues.
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