Ship blueprints sale to Soviets sparks Senate probe
Senate investigators report Lykes Brothers Steamship Co earned over 1 million dollars in royalties from Soviet purchase of cargo ship blueprints for 1 million. The firm offered the same plans to the Navy for 2 million, while U S government subsidies totaled over 57 million. Plans funded by General Dynamics construction subsidies and Maritime Administration actions drew sharp questions about government leverage and policy.
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Army cut in force disputed
A regulation breach may force reinstate over 2,300 career officers rejected for promotion and told to leave the service. The Army bars them from active duty while the issue is decided, with some already civilians.
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