Soldier William Wooldridge Promoted to Sergeant Major
Gen Harold Johnson promotes William Wooldridge, a Shawnee, Oklahoma native and veteran of World War II and Korea, to sergeant major in the 1st Infantry Division. Wooldridge, serving as adviser to the Army chief of staff, receives no pay raise but gains the title reflecting senior noncommissioned leadership. He began as a private in 1940 and earned two Bronze Star citations for actions at Aachen and in the 1944–45 campaigns.
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Flynt Retires At Warner Press with Noffsinger Named Successor
Longtime Warner Press clerk and service veteran John Flynt retires after 54 years with the firm. Oscar Front Warner Press announces John Noffsinger as treasurer and successor. Noffsinger, from San Diego, joins Anderson leadership after years in accounting and finance roles at major firms.
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Unemployment rate holds steady amid teen job gains
The Labor Department reports unemployment remained at 4.0 percent from May to June as teens showed strong job gains yet more people sought work. Total employed rose to 75.7 million while the unemployed numbered 3.87 million. Teen-agers posted the sharpest declines in unemployment.
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Ball State Summer Concert Featured by Local Family Band
Ball State University hosts a free twilight concert on the Arts Terrace this evening led by Earl Dunn. The program includes eighteen area residents in the Summer Cert Band and features clarinetists, saxophonists, brass and percussion players from Anderson and Alexandria, plus nine high school directors, 42 college students, 47 high school students, and one adult musician.
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Robert Morris, Jr
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Airmen Trial Rumors Reach North Vietnam Show Trial Claims
North Viet Nam threats a show trial for captured airmen as war criminals spread by Yugoslav and Hanoi radio outlets. Reports describe a parade and interrogation scenes with civilians calling for executions, citing confessions from LT James HRnh and LT Edward Davis.
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