Gavin Sees Deception in Pentagon on Army Chiefs
James Gavin, retired Army general, charges deception in the Pentagon’s handling of Army commanders amid criticisms of missile lag and defense policy. He cites a senior staff remark about former Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson and discusses Army missile limits and the advent of ICBM capability, with comments from Wilson and Gavin’s forthcoming Life magazine articles.
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Uadivas Oon
SAEA
James
Gavin
Defense
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
Life Magazine
Harper & Brostison
Boyne City
Mich
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Billions More For Defense Called Safe
The Committee for Economic Development said the United States could afford billions more for defense if needed but urged stricter management of spending. It praised Eisenhower’s defense reorganization plan approved by Congress, stressing defense policy must assume ongoing Communist threat. T. W. Houser of Sears Roebuck & Co. and Wiley Foster of Dow Chemical outlined the report at a news conference.
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Ty Sterling F. Green
Washington
Committee For Economic Development
United States
CED
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Congress
T. W. Houser
CEO
Sears, Roebuck &Co
Wiley
Foster
Dtin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Defense
Defense cost study prompts push for civilian roles in defense
A reform report urges shifting more defense functions to civilian personnel and private contractors while expanding civilian leadership in research and decision making. It notes Khrushchev’s call for a five power UN summit and flags the high cost of defense, suggesting outlays could rise toward 15 percent of total production without harming growth.
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Defense
Tenas
White House
James C. Hagerty
Defense Department
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Pentagon
United Nations
Britain
Russia
France
United States
CED
Police Recover One of Two Stolen Cars
A late night theft spree saw one of two stolen vehicles recovered within minutes. Lt. Kenneth Huffman reported a car stolen at 8:40 p m from a Pendleton Avenue tavern was found on Madison Avenue shortly after. A second car, taken near 12 7 W 10th Street, remains missing and authorities suspect the same thief may be involved. The investigation continued late last night.
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Kenneth Huffman
Huffman
Pendleton Avenue
Madison Ave
10Th St
North Pole Bound Blimp Delayed Again
Weather grounded a North Pole bound Navy blimp for a second day. In Moscow Tass denied Khrushchev rejected Eisenhower’s summit proposal while the UN Security Council discussed a possible Moscow summit. Meanwhile in Madison County 4H girls prepare exhibits, with 120 girls baking and 305 exhibits planned for the county fair.
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Lakehursi
Moscow
Union
Khrushchev
New York State
Mideast
Arctic
N. Security Council
New
York
Naval Air Station
Tass
Eisenhower
Security Council
Wm. T. Anderson
Bedford
U.N
Oll
Arthur Gossett
Shorthorn
Schrushchey
Jay Peters
Ard
Gilchrist
Charles Law
Ndt
UN Trimble
Don Paddock
Lesterskjold
Siler
Paul Thurso
P. A
Robert Fish
Denver
Mays
John Campbell
Don
Hoffman
Securyyity Council
Tassac
Local Industries Continue At County 4H Plans
Local 4H projects total 2048 with food preparation and craft classes leading the enrollment. County leaders and home demonstration agents plot expansion at the local industry as production shifts from Providence to Anderson, potentially adding about 400 jobs.
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Mesdames Reddy Robbins
Lavelda Goodman
Marjorie Andrew
Thelma Wean
Jane Gwinn
John Davis
R. ¥. Klumpp
Clair Meyer
Eldon Ruff
Donald Hooper
Paul Hooper
Paul Thurston
Willard Brooks
Harold Beck
John Lamper
Earnest Britton
Ralph Browning
Robert Buss
Caroll Valentine
Dessie Burton
Ellen Lacey
Sandra Cable
Marilyn Sherbrooke
Kathryn Gregory
Werrovaence
K. 1
Anderson
Providence
Nicholson
Dismissals from St Johns Hospital Listed
A hospital notice lists patients discharged from St Johns Hospital including Mrs Goldie Skaggs 1217 W 3rd, Leona Parker Pendleton, David Gwaltney 3507 Main St, Ocie McDuffie 1418 W 20th, Mrs Jane York Rt 3 Otis Cox Pendleton Cash Keiler Middletown and many others with addresses in Pendleton Alexandria Middletown Chesterfield and surrounding areas. The list includes Grover Cox and son, Margaret Barkly, Betty Weaver, Selah Sizelove, Lillian Horn and several more discharged patients.
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Leona Parker
Pendletor
David Gwaltney
Ocie McDuffie
Jane York
Otis Cox
Pendleton
Cash Keiler
Middletown
Arthur Hallandson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries detail deaths of Joseph Mulvihill Elisha Giles Edith Fuqua Viola Morgan Mayme Fancher with ages and burial plans across Anderson Fortville Pendleton Middletown and Norman Oklahoma, noting church affiliations and family survivors. Burial plans set at St Marys Cemetery Gravel Lawn and Graceland with services in Fortville New Albany and Norman.
Eight Die In Maine Crash Of B52 Bomber
Eight men died when a B52 jet bomber crashed near Lor ing Air Force Base three miles south of the city. The wreckage scattered over a large area. Maj Moody Shock survived. Nearby residents reported shattered windows and damaged homes.
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Jamestone
Maine
Mary
Loring Air Force Base
Allt
New Castle
Denton
Denison
Tex
Callie Motto
Erect Srront Agate
Eid
Nettle Creek
The
of the Brethren
Deaton
Capehart Praises Farm Research Bill Passed 81 0
Sen Capehart lauds a Senate approved bill to turn surplus farm products into new industrial uses. The measure creates an agricultural research and industrial administration within the Agriculture Department, costing about 100 million dollars yearly for six years, with potential savings by reducing surplus crop production.
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Mashington
Nis
Sentomer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Agricul
Capehart
Rambler Sales Jump in Cincinnati Zone in 1988
In the Cincinnati zone Rambler sales rose 71.2 percent in the first half of 1988 versus the same period in 1987 setting a new record. W G Morgan zone manager notes the area covers Indiana Kentucky and parts of several states and that national Rambler retail sales have exceeded prior year months for nine consecutive months. Paradise towns named in eight U S communities mentioned in Washington dispatch.
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Cincinnati
American Motors
W. G. Morgan
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Morgan
Rambler
Washington
United States
Paradise
Think Before You Diet in August Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest urges readers to think before dieting by examining why they overeat rather than simply cutting calories. The August issue notes some people are advised by doctors to remain overweight and promotes understanding behavior behind weight gain.
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Reader's Digest
Faubus Wins in Arkansas Primary Rematch Aug 12
Faubus defeats challengers in the second primary as rivals attack his plan to block integration with National Guard troops. They condemn the move yet urge similar law and order measures to preserve segregation amid the third term bid.
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Faubus
National Guard
Child Victim Hospital in Indianapolis
A four year old child died from injuries sustained in an accident. The boy was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Smith of 208 Plum. Funeral services will be at Frankton Chris Interment in the Ral PIOOF Cemetery. The body was taken to George C Harper and Son Funeral Home.
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Joseph T. Mulvinill
Joseph T. Mulvihill
Central Ave
John and
Nancy Mulvihill
St. Mary's Church
Eagles Lodge
Mr. Mulvihill
Waltz and Hiday
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elisha H. Giles
Elisha Homer Giles
Silver St
Tipton
James Giles
Tipton County
Anderson
Joseph Furqua
Christian Church
Hancock County
Edna
Albert
Jay
Fortvne
Mary Umbenhower
Eden
Viretta Sharrett
Ingalls
Doris Labea
Greenfield
Leora’ Alford
Pendleton
Eben Fuqua
Fortvill
Payton Fuqua
Paul C
Cory Funeral Home
Fortville Christian Church
Howard Perrine
Lawn Cemetery
Viola Morgan
Middletown
Middetown
William Morgan
Norman
Okla
Ballard and Shirey
J. D. Sparling
Perm
Miler Cemetery
M.weschler
M. Weschler
Brock
St. John’s Hospital
Erie
Weschler
City Utilities
Bp.o.e
Adisa
Carl Kranz
St. Mary's
Ohio
Robert Sonnenberg
John Kiely
John C. Weschler
Kate Albrecht
Cleveland
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Verry R. Weaver
Perry R. Weaver
Jeridian St
St. John's Hospital
Weaver
Anderson Fom
Gaston
Tessie Louise Weaver
Emaline May Weaver
Perry Weaver
Edgar Weaver
John Weaver
Yorktown
Russell Weaver
San Antonio
Tex
Lula Hays
Sells and Rowe
Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Paul Segraves
Paul C. ‘Segraves
R.R
Mooresville
St Mary's Catholic Church
Henry Wiese
Tower Rd
St John's Hospital
Paul
Grand Canyon
Colo
Frankton Chris
Ral Pioof
Frankton le
Indianapolis
Donna Russell
Marion County
White River
Ravenswood
Des Moines
Witnesses named in special judge case after 1957 crash
The case centers on a two car wreck near West Washington Street Road and Friday Station Road west of Alexandria on April 5 1957. Richard Remington driver of the wrecked car Paul Granger following vehicle and George Mrot a passenger in Granger car are among listed witnesses. Mel Thornburg county prosecutor and deputy represent the plaintiff while Judge Lennington resumed proceedings at 9 o clock in the circuit courtroom.
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Richard Remington
Paul Granger
Remington
George Mrot
Granger
Alexandria
West Washington Street
Frida Station
Mel Thornburg
George Pancal
Lennington
Circuit + ‘artroom
Tree Diversity in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
About 150 tree species grow in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, highlighting rich botanical variety contrasted with limited common species elsewhere. The note hints at varied flora across the park's landscape, reflecting ecological complexity.
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Chattanooga
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Sheriff Indicted After Jail Death Of Negro Prisoner
A grand jury indicted Yalobusha County Sheriff J.G. Treloar on manslaughter charges in the death of a Black prisoner who died after a severe beating in the county jail. Treloar pleaded not guilty as the case moved toward trial.
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Reloar
Ind
Woodin Wilson Daniels
Treloar
Curtis Swango
Sardis
Emmett Till
Tral
Swango
Michael Bow-Den
Water Valley
E.B Man
Kenneth Bowman
T Gore
Daniels
Memphis
Bow
Bowman
Anderson
Philmont Scout
Ranch
Cimarron
N. M
Michael
Beth Jr
Bear
Thomas
Webelos
Seiz
Peters family faces sale over unpaid taxes and road project
County council rejected a Hamilton Road financing plan, triggering tax sales and possible redemption terms for the Peters family. Mrs DeArmond seeks possession after a 1954 sale, while Acme Paving wins a contract to surface 3.8 miles of county road using federal GI road funds.
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Peters
Armond
Federal Road
Stadison Avenue
Board of Commissioners
DeArmond
Acme Paving Company
Ville
Lebanon Rebel Leader Faces Parliament Dilemma
The North Lebanese rebel leader Shahab presents identical demands to the opposition as a condition for support, risking veto in Parliament if rejected and ongoing unrest if accepted. The United States warns of continued American troop presence until internal security is restored and UN independence is achieved. A Salim Solh assassination attempt near Beirut disrupts politics and security as tensions rise over the election. Paul eggs noted elsewhere in the market report.
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Shehab
National Front
Shahab
United Nations
Ade
Cme
Robert McClintock
Eisenhower
Robert. Murphy
Sal
Beirut
C. F
Solh
Gel
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