Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 170, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1953 — Page 6

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Democrat Editors [ To Hear Sen. Gore Tennessee Senator \ To Speak Aug. 29 INDIANAPOLIS UP — Indiana Democrats today announced Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee will be the main speaker at the Indiana

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Democratic editorial association fall banquet at French Lick Aug. 29. , t Virgil McClintic, publisher of the White County Democrat, Monticello, and president of the IDEA, said the. group also hoped to hear Dr. Walter Johnson, Chicago, who accompanied Adlai E. Stevenson on part of his world tour. McClintic said about 1,0<50 Hoosier editors and party workers are expected to attend the banquet during the group’s annual meeting

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Legion Commander Plans Europe Tour ST. LOUIS, UP — Lewis K. Gough,' national commander of the American Legion, said President Eisehhbwer had requested him to

make a trip to Europe to check the effectiveness of U. S< propaganda. < - L Gough said he will tour Giermany, France, Italy and England. He said he will leave Aug. 2 and • return Aug. 24.

Assistant Defense Secretaries Named lowa And Missouri Men Are Appointed WASHINGTON UP — President Eisenhower today nominated Franklin G. Floete, Des Moines, la., and Dr. Melvin A. Casberg, St. Louis, Mo., to be assistant secretaries of defense. Floete. 64, a retired transportation and construction official, would be in charge of properties and installations when confirmed by the senate. He retired from business last year. He was an army captain in World War I. Casberg, 44, has been assistant to the defense secretaryiin charge of health and medical activities. He was chairman of the armed forces medical policy commission f until last April; He was dean of the St. Louis school of medicine in 1949-52. He served with the army in Africa and the Far East in World War 11. They were the first two assistant defense secretaries to be appointed under recent reorganization which provides for six additional ones. Hoover Is Guest Os Pres. Eisenhower Ex-President Is Guest At Luncheon j WASHINGTON, UP — Former President Herbert Hoover was invited to lunch at the White House today, presumably to offer his advice on a new “Hoover commission’’ study of the federal government. ' c It has been reported that the Tsp-year-old Hoover might be asked to head the new study, as he did the one authorized by congress in 1947. In addition to‘ Mr. Hoover, the scheduled lunch guests were Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall and three men who have served President Eisenhower in preliminary looks at the sprawling federal system—Nelson, Rockefeller, defense mobilizer Arthur S. Flemming and chairman Philip Young Os the civil service coimmission. Rockefeller, Flemming and Young worked on the six government reorganization plaris which Mr. Eisenhower has submitted to congress. Additional changes, aimed at greater efficiency at less cost to the taxpayers, are the goal of the new study proposal. The original Hoover commission submitted a series of recommendations in 1949 which Mr. Hooker said would cut government costs by ! about $3,000,000,000 a year. Some of them Were approved in a series of reorganization plans but others were turned down by congress.

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Owensville Man Is Named Secretary ijNDIANAPdIJS, UP — State Reh. s'B. M’. Johnson, Owensville dentist, today was named executive i? secretary of the Indiana teachers retirement fund by Gbvenijor Craig. Johnson suceeds ißobert p.

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: . V ■ : . j r Hougham. Franklin Democrat who was relieved from the $7,500-a---year post after serving a total bf: 17 years. The secretary ■ administers the teachers’ 570.0Q0.000 retirement fund. ' If you something to sell or rooms tor rent, try a Democrat Wan; Ad. It brings resulth. ?L H ; i: