Operation Revolving Door Leaves Ike Aide Exodus Grows
The August Democratic Digest reports 44 high ranking Eisenhower aides quit or plan to quit in 18 months. Labor Secretary Durkin and an under secretary resigned. Agriculture and Defense departments faced the heaviest losses. Budget chief Dodge flagged the overall difficulty of rapid government reorganization amid the exodus. A security risk note cites an Army Intelligence officer linked to Senator McCarthy.
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Local 4351 cites overload in Long Lines Department
The article blames a new workload method across the Long Lines Department for delays and harassed staff. It notes reduced training, lower job pride, and a shift to quick fixes over quality while traffic operates five and a half days and plant runs five. Ernie Locknane heads to New York for bargaining talks. Election information urged.
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GE profits hit record despite sales drop
General Electric reports a 7 percent fall in sales yet records profits of 93.856 million dollars in the first half, with President Ralph J. Cordiner noting an 81 million dollar tax cut helped achieve the record.
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Nixon Should Tell It To Reds
Vice President Richard Nixon criticizes President Truman and the current administration as weak and advocates a stronger policy against Communism. The writer urges immediate action to make the stance clear to the Reds.
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