Armed Services Revise Policy On Releasing Names
The Defense Department issued a new directive standardizing how and when names and addresses of military personnel involved in accidents in the United States are released. Names may be withheld until next of kin notification is possible, with efforts to release them alongside accident news when feasible. Exceptions apply for off installation crashes with minimal damage or casualties.
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Army schools open to high school graduates before enlistment
Army regulations let qualified high school graduates apply to 54 Army service schools while civilians. They need to be single and pass mental and physical tests, enlisting for three years after school acceptance. Completing a school aids future Army tours and civilian life value. Also notes about false casualty reports to relatives, Medal of Honor awarded for Korea, and a Red Cross donor appeal.
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Electricity Helps Kitten To Cavert
Canadians explore odd uses for electric power during Ontario grid conversion from 29 to 60 cycles. A Toronto man trains a cat to operate basement treadles to open doors and a Windsor husband deaf wife uses a doorbell fan vibration system. Lights flash as part of experiments. A nighthawk was briefly bathed after a fishing line mishap at Lake Hickory.
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