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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

3

Memorized Army General Orders Simplified By Army

Washington AP reports the Army will replace 11 General Orders with three simplified ones starting August 1. The change ends decades of memorized duties for sentries and reduces predeployment memorization. The three new orders cover guarding post, obeying special orders, and reporting violations to the relief commander.

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Valley hearings delayed one day in Texas labor dispute

Washington AP reports the Senate Migratory Labor subcommittee postponed hearings by one day due to conflicts among senators. The next session is set for June 29 at Rio Grande City, with a June 30 session in Edinburg, focusing on the United Farm Workers organizing drive amid a yearlong Rio Grande Valley strike. Chairman Harrison A. Williams Sr. plans to obtain the Texas Advisory Committee’s new Civil Rights Commission report on ranger conduct and alleged civil rights violations during the strike.

Washington Thelmittee Senate Rio Grande Valley Texas Rio Grande City United Farm Workers’ Organizing Committee Edinburg Harrison A. Williams Sr D-N.i Williams Texas Advisory Committee U. S. Civil Rights Commission San Antonio Texas Rangers

Senate panel to probe bad Vietnam repair equipment

Senate investigator says construction gear funded by the United States under the AID program in Asia and Europe is rusting and unrepaired. Hearings set for July 27 will examine unfulfilled repairs and contracts amid a $400 million aid effort. Equipment shipped to Yokohama, Inchon, Okinawa, Amsterdam, and Rota is deemed unusable or underperforming, with reports from Saigon and Frankfurt warning of widespread waste.

Washington Senate Vienam United States Senate Subcommittee Agency For International Development Asia Europe Joseph Lippman Subcommittee Lippman Ernest Gruening Alaska Armed Services Yokohama Japan Inchon Korea Okinawa Amsterdam Netherlands Rota Spain Vietnam Saigon Lipmann

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