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of the House committee concedes this means that as few as 110 (representatives (out of a tatal ad already passed, provides a tive could block any training. man commission, but gives the That's a majority of a quorum of military two places,
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ittee and 13° Sena[House - om the given the military one representa- |
ity Training Commission would submit its training program when Congress
The papers wauld then go to the two armed services commitFach would have 45 days Thereafter, both houses would be required to vote within Either could kill it. If it would go
Technically, neither. house could evita straining achedules., But,
committee in high gear | Each of the 38 would casually “sug-|
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| his pet projects were included the (program would have a much bet-/ [ter chance. If the suggestions fell on deat] security commission]
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House Seems to Want Politicos, Not Soldiers, * To Run UMT Program
Pentagon Shudders At the Outcome If Such a Plan Is Adopted By U. S.
By JIM LUCAS |B 15—The House Armed Services Com-| § mittee wants the politiclans—and not the soldiers—to decide the § kind of training the nation’s youngsters get under UMT. | 8 Under its plan, training programs would be worked up by a| — five-man national security training commission. But the commis | sioners would be mere figureheads. Their training plans would be subject to approval by Congress. they would son’s go to Congress and ask the House! knows better.
| partments, including catching. Behind the shinguards for New York Pentagon Not Happy Nationals in St. Petersburg, Fla, are left to right, Sal Yvars, Ray
Noble and Wes Westrum. Yvars was recalled from Jersey City last | gust to replace Sam Calderone, when the latter went into the service, Noble was the Pacific Coast League's outstanding back
It goes without saying that no Au lone in the Pentagon is very happy
ahout this.’ In the first place, the
) joint chiefs of staft think they
should have something to say about training® The Senate bill,
No one is quite sure what the, House wants; its bills change by! the hour. At the moment, it has
tive. On the basis of its past record, has trouble agreeing on anything. Top men in the Penta- | gon have nightmares in which they foresee the same thing happening to UMT programs. : Picture this situation, for instance: A total of 800,000 teen age boys
are in camp, ready for UMT. The °
commission sends its plan to Congress. After 60 days, Congress says “No.” So the commission) TEeHAR ap anether. Sixty days and; i Congress kills that. Another 60] days pass. The boys sit around | camp, waiting for something . to| do. : Full trouble.
of energy, they get in, But no one is going to
something Congress hasn't ap-| proved. Finally Congress finds a plan it likes. Chock full of sub-, jects which have no relations to. being a soldier, but satisfactory to all the special interests which have brought pressure to bear. i But by that time, the boys are] ready to go home. They haven't
{learned a thing. They're sore. {Their families are sore. Pretty (soon, UMT is laughed off the books.
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