LeMay Leaves Chief of Staff Post in Franklin D. Johnson Ceremony
General Curtis E. LeMay retired as chief of staff after 36 years in uniform in a Washington ceremony with President Johnson awarding the Distinguished Service Medal. A later Andrews Air Force Base ceremony marked his retirement, attended by Joint Chiefs members and other top officials though McNamara was sidelined by illness.
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North Texas State U president lauds 75 years of achievements
President J C Matthews at Denton commencement lists NTSU accomplishments over 75 years including four new PhD programs, designated doctoral offerings, university classification, rapid graduate growth, certifying 1000 teachers, and a record winter graduation of 511 with 432 bachelor’s, 75 master’s and 3 doctorates.
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