Admiral attacks space setup as beclouded and faulty
Vice Admiral John T. Hayward told a Senate subcommittee the national space organization is beclouded and prone to delays. He warned a cut in funding could slow key military space programs and said many agencies have strained the chain of command, risking the Navy’s footing in space efforts.
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Brown Urges Coordination of California Higher Ed
Governor Brown, addressing the California Association of School Business Officials in Los Angeles, criticized UC and state colleges for lack of coordination amid rising enrollment. He warned against mutual log-rolling and urged structural reforms, while condemning duplication in secondary education and stressing local control with adequate state aid.
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Bishops Visit White House in 1950s Roundtable
Washington reports a meeting between Eisenhower and a group of Methodist bishops from Minnesota and Massachusetts. The White House session included photos and a brief exchange with an unidentified bishop who quipped about “the missus.” The event followed an off the record conference context and was described as a business opportunity for attendees.
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Johnson Challenged by Proxmire
Washington Democrat Lyndon B Johnson faces a challenge from Senator William Proxmire who accuses him of one man rule and failing to fulfill 1956 platform pledges to ten citizen groups. Proxmire argues Johnson is less responsive than Wisconsin’s own senator and warns further action is needed.
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Bill on REA Loans Sent to the President
The House sent to President Eisenhower a bill stripping the secretary of Agriculture Benon of power to veto rural electrification loans. The 254 131 roll call favored passage, while the Senate approved 60 27. Republican leaders in both chambers opposed the measure, and Ike objected via the Budget Bureau saying it conflicts with administration policy. The bill would return sole authority for REA loans to the rural electrification administrator and place REA under the Agriculture Department for general administration.
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Polaroid Chief Assures Color Film To Produce Quick Pictures
Edwin H Land, Polaroid chairman and president, told stockholders the firm will develop a color film capable of one minute pictures with spectacular beauty. He did not specify a launch date, noting years of development remain. The assurance came from Waltham, Massachusetts, in a company briefing.
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Polaroid Corp
Edwin H. Land
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