Defense Plan Faces Open Hearings on Reorganization Plan
Eisenhower seeks swift action on defense reorganization while defending the plan against critics who fear a centralized staff. He calls for a single directive under the secretary of defense, denying claims of a czar or Prussian staff and urging Congress to focus on strategic needs and budgetary solvency. The plan would reduce separate service powers, streamline command, and keep Army Navy and Air Force as distinct departments with fewer aides.
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Alcohol Board Agent Held on Bribe Count
Los Angeles reports Alcohol Beverage Control agent David A. Shapiro aged 40 was booked on suspicion of bribery. Chief Investigator Jilian Blodgett said Shapiro allegedly asked 300 dollars to handle a minor violation of trade practices by a Burbank liquor store.
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Knowland to Speak at Fresno CIO Meet
Senator William F Knowland returns to California on April 19 to address the State CIO Council on Political Education in Fresno. The Republican governor candidate said his labor policy views were distorted and misrepresented and that right to work would be supported by rank and file union members if the program were understood.
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Dulles urges broader sharing to curb nuclear arms race
Secretary Dulles warned the United States must share nuclear know how with allies to deter the Soviet drive to limit armaments to conventional weapons. He argued that without greater sharing NATO forces could lose initiative and the United States would face a wider spread of nuclear weapons abroad. He urged cooperative control and warned against one sided distribution to external powers.
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Fire in East Port sinks Coast Guard vessel Castle Island
Coast Guard says about 200 men on the 290 foot Eastwind battled a blaze at Castle Island Boston harbor with fire boats and trucks. No evacuations, two crewmen overcome by smoke. The ship had just returned from Arctic waters last December. a prior small blaze hit the damage control shop.
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Russia plans world’s largest cyclotron at fifty billion volts
W Sterling Cole, IAEA chief retired from a visit to Russia, said Moscow already has the largest cyclotron at seven billion volts used for peaceful atomic research and plans a new facility with fifty billion volts. Cole reports from Vienna after touring facilities during the official trip.
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Real Cool Chicken Thieves Go Modern Now
Mrs Girlie Hedgecock reported thieves broke into her home on Wednesday and stole five chickens from her deep freeze. The incident underscores rising thefts in Oceanside.
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