Rockefeller group urges sweeping unification of military command
A Rockefeller study group argues for a single military commander over land sea and air forces with agencies handling manpower education and procurement. It warns centralized Pentagon power risks disaster and calls for new defense priorities, warning systems, and fallout shelters, with projected costs and NATO ties.
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Eisenhower returns to White House after Gettysburg trip
President Eisenhower drove from Gettysburg to Washington for a National Security Council session on East West relations. He left Gettysburg at 7 01 am and arrived at the White House around 9 02 am after a two hour dash through early rush hour traffic. Ann Whitman, Eisenhower’s secretary, was briefly stopped for speeding while trying to catch up with the motorcade.
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Dan Dailey Opens Long Beach Chapter Dance Club
The Membership Committee of Dan Dailey International Dance Civics announces a new Long Beach Chapter with starting practice sessions. The club offers free instruction mixers and personal introductions as part of daily routines. Membership runs about $1.90 per week with personal interview required. HE 53-7219. Not a dance studio.
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Navy Rejected Missile Submarine Faces Bureaucratic Hurdles
Testimony from Senator Johnson and Admiral Rickover highlights red tape hampering nuclear submarine progress. Officials say interference by nonresponsible officials and excessive committees delay critical decisions while Rickover warns of lag behind Soviet advances and urges urgency in research leadership.
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Britain Backed Down on Macmillan Idea at Geneva
The British government signaled caution over Prime Minister Macmillan's proposal for a nonaggression pact. A Foreign Office spokesman said the plan should fit a wider package with Western Allies, while Moscow noted it echoed long-standing calls for such a pact. Critics warned it lacked realism and would need NATO review.
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