Dinner Honors Senator George and NATO role
Democratic presidential hopefuls joined Walter F. George at a $100 apiece farewell dinner in Washington honoring the retiring Georgia senator and longtime foreign relations chair. Attendees praised bipartisanship as he heads to a NATO post while critics assailed Eisenhower administration policy. The 78 year old veteran urged peace requires readiness to fight for it.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Georgia
Dean
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mayflower Hotel
George
Miss Lung
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauvering
NATO
New York
Averell’ Harriman
Kentucky
al B. Chandler
Operation Alert 1956 Underway In Civil Defense Drill
Washington prepares for Operation Merl 1956 a simulated atomic attack test of civil defense. A 15 minute radio and TV outage will start at 3 10 pm EST with Conelrad frequencies 649 and 1240 KC broadcast Civil Defense info. President Eisenhower will stay in Washington as officials depart to secure centers.
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Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Fallout fears rise from hydrogen bomb test findings
A 1954 report notes 7000 square miles contaminated by fallout making survival unlikely without shelter. Army testimony warned that several hundred million deaths could occur from a full scale nuclear strike, depending on wind direction. The Gavin plan details casualties reaching Russia or Western Europe.
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New Jersey
United States
James M. Gavin
Army Research and Development
Senate
Russia
Philippine
Europe
Gavin Report
Soldiers train in field exercises with tanks and infantry
A World War II era training article describes joint field problems with M47 tanks and infantry squads from the 1st Battalion 151st Infantry at Greenfield and Alexandria. Details cover firing data, blackout mobility, live ammunition, squad leadership, safety, meals, and post exercises with officers guiding the event.
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Tangea
Don Welter
Anderson
D Company
Bn. 151St Inf
Wouae
Wiljiard Worchester
Caplinger
Greenfield
11St Bu
Chow
John McCullough
Lee Lortz
C Company
Alexandria
James Margats
Robert Patz
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Brown Family Losses
Anderson obituary notices report Kenneth E. Brown 53 of Anderson died in Bradenton Florida after a weeklong illness. Surviving are wife Ethel two children and extended relatives. Funeral arrangements set at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Other notices include infant Elmeda Gene Hardy death at St John’s Hospital and services by the Nev Eldon Petry pastor. Additional obituaries list Sophronia Reed Mildred Lutton Ida May Taylor and Edgar Benefiel with service details and burial sites.
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Mneth E. Brown
Kenneth E. Brown
Anderson
DuleoRemy
Bradenton
Florida
Brown
Delvo- Remy
Elks Club
Ethel
William Brown
Dewarlshake
Ellen’ ii Jean Clem
Gaksiley Brown
Mooresville
Russell Smith
Robert Taylor
Lawrence Dartmond
Rochester
New York
Waltz and Hiday
Tilburn Stoulemyer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Elmeda Gene Hardy
Alrs
Kent Mardy
10Th St
St. John's Hospital
Franklyn Kent Hardy
Elbert Earl Hardy
Bert Hardy
Frank Denlinger
Lydia Denlinger
Eaton
Ohin
Cars £. Brubaker
Gratis
Ohio
Memorial Park
Nev
Eldon Petry
First Church of the Brethren
Harold E. Rozette
Sophronia P. Reed
S Chase St
St. John’s Hospital
Firs
Reed
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties Eloise Brown
Eloise M. Brown 52 wife of Carl J. Brown died Wednesday at St Johns Hospital Anderson. Funeral services by Polhemus and Shire Funeral Home Daleville 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev Mabel Riffe. Burial at Bronnenberg Cemetery Chesterfield. Friends may call until Friday noon and body lies in state 2 p.m. to 1 18 p.m. Friday at Spiritualist Camp Grounds Chapel.
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Eloise Brown
Chesterfield
Eloise M. Brown
Carl J. Brown
Polhemus
Shire
Daleville
Mabel Riffe
Bronnenberg Cemetery
St. John's ‘Hospital
Anderson
Spiritualist Camp Grounds
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Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Everett Konzelman
Greensburg
Soldiers and Sailors Children’s
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Field
St. George Chambers
Amerson
Jinen
Chambers
James Cray
James Hedrick
Loren Garner
Billy McDaniel
Darry Cray
Jamess Bicknell
Rolande
Knox
E. L. DuPony
Summitville
Wilcox
Ray Llanesu
Gordon Geiger
Don W. Rogers
Wisconsin Dairy Association
Division
Russell Merritt
Charles Gaus
J. Anderson
Bridge Advocate
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Mark Williamson
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Viola Hill
Walter
Charles Perry
Nettie Carpenter
Earl Anthony
Albright Funeral
Edgar Everett
Milton Ave
Harold £. Rozelle
Otto Stroup
Plankton Christian Church
Nevse
Perkinsville
Mildred E, Lutton
Mildred Eleanor Lutton
Palatka
Fla
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Kermit Pugh
Nelson Cemetery
Bethany
Brown and Butz General
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Ida May Taylor
Pearl
Earl i Little
Monroe
Madison
Des Moines
Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead Magazine
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