The United Press says that President Truman has offered the chairmanship of the United States Atomic Energy Commission to Mr Charles Luckman (above). Mr Luckman, who is 40, recently resigned a post worth 300,000 dollars a year as president of Lever Brothers in the United States after a disagreement on policy. The chairmanship of the commission, at 17,500 dollars a year, will become vacant on February 15, when. Mr David Lilienthal retires.—Washington, February 5.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26031, 7 February 1950, Page 5
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74The United Press says that President Truman has offered the chairmanship of the United States Atomic Energy Commission to Mr Charles Luckman (above). Mr Luckman, who is 40, recently resigned a post worth 300,000 dollars a year as president of Lever Brothers in the United States after a disagreement on policy. The chairmanship of the commission, at 17,500 dollars a year, will become vacant on February 15, when. Mr David Lilienthal retires.—Washington, February 5. Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26031, 7 February 1950, Page 5
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