Tabloid battles Pentagon rift over Army gossip weekly
The story centers on Overseas Weekly editor Marion Rospach and her paper's clashes with General Walker over draft materials and morals. OW sells 5000 copies weekly at 15 cents, rivaling Stars and Stripes, while expanding into Overseas Family and Overseas Traveler publications.
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Edwin Walker
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Walker
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Europe
Army Brass
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Cecil von Rospach
Rospach
Lad Capture After Chase Through Indiana Woods
State troopers captured a Georgia youth, Larry Duls, after a high speed chase ending near Seymour Indiana. He fled a crashed car at U S 31 and U S 421 and leaped from the flaming vehicle before being caught by troopers on a rural road.
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Robert Kenile
Georgia
U.S. 31
U.S
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Larry Duls
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Reddington
Son
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