Civilian Control Urged for West German Army
Bonn radio report quotes Gen Hasso von Manteuffel proposing civilian control modeled on the American system He urges parliamentary oversight of military activity and ministers headed by civilians with a defense council including opposition members to supervise the army In his view about 500000 troops could be incorporated into NATO partnership.
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Gas For Guard Planes Reduced In Des Moines
The Town National Guard received word Thursday that fuel for NGA administrative planes would be limited until July 1. Head of the guard, Adj Gen. Fred C. Tandy, said jet and operational weight limits would not be stopped by fuel limits, but he did not specify how many jets or any aircraft might be grounded.
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Methodist Pastors Assigned Two Anderson Churches
The Northern Indiana Center closed session assigned pastors to two Anderson Methodist churches. The Park Place pastor, Thelley Clark Myers, moves to Markle. Central Methodist on Pendleton Avenue picks up Ernest Hamilton and Irvin T. Pasry. New pastors plan to move families soon and speak next Sunday.
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Hoosier airman killed in crash near Alamagno
An airman from Commiskey Jonuagy County, Charles A Deaton, was among seven killed in a two engine C47 crash in the Sacramento mountains. The incident occurred in early January with the air force reporting the pilot revived by his father Kash Deas.
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Johnson Takes Rubber Off His Bank Roll Again
Wealthy Kansas City Athletics owner Arnold Johnson spent heavily to reward his team after a Memorial Day victory in Detroit and a rain disrupted trip. He promised new clothes for players and bought rookie infielder Clitus Boyer for around 35 to 50 thousand dollars, with ties to pitcher Cloyd Boyer.
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Olson Cockell to Clash in London September Fight
Olson and Ben Cockell set for a middleweight title bout in London likely in September. Sid Flaherty, Olson’s manager, said the team will travel from August end to Europe for about a month and arrange the match.
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Wartime leaders notes and Amish tax exemption request
Public notes reveal records of a wartime conference attended by Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill. Seven Amish bishops seek exemption from Social Security benefits while willing to pay taxes. France withdraws NATO forces. U S Army tests new warheads in Germany as Senate security probe opens.
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Baseball plaguing fans and profits under TV and tolls
WHITKEY MARTIN laments baseball's woes as fans stay home seeking comfort and cheaper options. He notes rising parking costs, tipping, seat hoarding by sellers, long games, and more night games draining youth interest. The piece questions league integrity and possible remedies.
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Stanky undecided on future after Cardinals dismissal
Eddie Stanky, dismissed as Cardinals manager, says he has not decided his next move after vacation. He plans to discuss with wife and return home to Fairhope before choosing where he and his family fit best. His contract runs through 1958 with an annual salary reportedly between 40000 and 45000. He says there is no bitterness toward the Cardinal organization.
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Williams Delivers In Ninth Lift For Giants Over Phillies
Davey Williams lined a first pitch single to right in the ninth, scoring Don Muniler as the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. Sal Maglie improved to six straight wins by scattering five hits before Williams' clutch hit sealed the late rally. Roy Campanella homered for Brooklyn in another game, and Sandy Amaro also connected for his sixth of the year.
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Haymes Wins Deportation Fight in U S Court
Dick Haymes, husband of Rita Hayworth, wins a ruling in U S District Court that he is not deportable. Judge Burnita Matthews ruled Haymes did not leave the United States when he traveled to Hawaii in 1954 to see Miss Hayworth, while government argued he entered illegally.
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Bohmer Makes 2nd Ace A Year Later at St Cloud
A year after Don Balyner of St Cloud aced the 167 yard 6th hole at St Cloud Country Club Bohmer aimed for a repeat during the annual mixed two ball four ball tournament Rahmer and Mrs Donald Dean urged a repeat and Bohmer delivered a 7 iron shot into the cup The other item notes Eisenhower plans to relocate during a hydrogen attack exercise involving 18 000 federal workers and lists 43 cities slated for attack with seven to be hit by surprise 11 assaults
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