Stockpiling Probes Await Declassification
Washington AP reports Congress seeks to declassify details of the national defense stockpile. Senator Symington expects a new inquiry within a month, joined by Byrd and Robertson, to examine costs, quantities, and conditions of the stockpile including metals, minerals, and machine tools. They urge disclosure to inform public and taxpayers.
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Congress
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Senate
Stuart Ai Symington
Symington
White House
Harvey F. Tiyrd
D-Va
Byrd
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
Senate House Committee On Defense Production
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Schertz to Elect Alderman in Special Election
Voters in Schertz will go to the polls Saturday in a special election to fill the unexpired term of Walter A. Schertz who resigned December 16. Candidates Ralph Ryskels and Gilbert A. Kapplin are listed. Also noted is a Dixieland concert at K.P Hall in City News burg Morisen Orchestra.
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Walter A. Schertz
Schertz
Ralph Ryskels
Gilbert A. Kappln
City
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K.P Hall
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National stockpile holds varied critical items across five programs
Washington reports Uncle Sant lists a national stockpile of about 16 items valued at 5.6 billion dollars. The collection includes metals feathers castor oil opium and aircraft parts, born from WWII memories of shortages. The five programs comprise the largest reserve and reflect security and policy aims.
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March Spy Trial Seen In NATO Espionage Case
A Bulgarian pilot Milose Solakov of the Saale J ian air force faces a potential 15 to 24 year sentence on charges of payent and military espionage. The case relates to a weapon stockpile tied to the Defense Production Act inventory begun in 1950 amid postwar tensions. The trial is projected for March before two judges and a jury, with proceedings directed by the Office of Emergency Planning.
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Italy
NATO
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Saale Jian
Reconstruction Finance Corporating
Office of Emergency Plau-lly
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Congress
Problems of Builders Are Outlined At Convention
Krist Hubert of Houston urged the Texas Association of Home Builders to budget funds for a study of residential development and to seek counsel on developers rights in community improvements. He outlined needs in water, sewage, storm drains, recreation, and school sites. A tour of Quincy Lee construction shops followed discussions and an officers banquet that evening with E. J. Burke Jr. as featured speaker.
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Krist Hubert
Houston
Texas Association of Home Builders
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Hubert
Pexas
Une
Quincy Lee Construction
E. J
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San Antonio
National Association of Homes Shuilders
Schertz OKs New Bridge Over Creek and Plans
Schertz council approves a low water bridge over Cibolo Creek between Schertz and Universal City. The meeting also spurred tax ordinances, a $75 monthly marshal salary with $100 expenses, and a subdivision north of Cihoto. A mix of agenda items and local mentions appear, including budget timing and development notes.
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