Air Force Advances in Prisoner Rehabilitation
An ex convict airman, Tech Sergeant John O Malley, reports to Amarillo base for assignment to the 3320th Re training Group. After a brief prison spell for bad checks and an AWOL conviction, his case highlights Air Force efforts to rehabilitate prisoners within service ranks.
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Amarillo
Tex
John O’malley
Amarillo Air Force Base
O’malley
Leavenworth
Kan
O'Malley
Air Force
Elmer Johnson
North Carolina State University
Michigan
Career Choices Guaranteed For Recruits
Sgt. Joseph L. Stevens announces three year enlistments in the Regular Army guarantee in writing a chosen technical school or career field if eligible. Available options include helicopter maintenance administration radio television and radar repair cooking guided missile repair welding finance automotive repair and stenography. Similar opportunities are offered to qualified women in the Women’s Army Corps with schools in finance photography social work procedures accounting communications medical and air traffic control. Reservations may be made at the local Army Recruiting Station Putnam Hotel.
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Joseph L. Stevens
U.S. Army
Stevens
Putnam Hotel
Women’s Army Corps
WAC
Department of the Army
Army
Farm Vote Seen Crucial Despite Rural Population Shrinkage
Washington reports political observers say the farm vote remains pivotal in the 1964 race. With farm population shrinking from 24.4 million in 1948 to 15.6 million in 1960 and rural areas shaping national sentiment, GOP nominee Goldwater and President Johnson seek to persuade farmers on farm policy amid a 55 million rural bloc.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Harry S Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Goldwater
Democratic Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman Cready
Freeman
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New England
New York
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
Industrial research sprawl grows in New York state directory
A New York state Commerce Department directory shows 1,170 industrial research laboratories, expanding from 650 in 1954 and spanning more than 1,000 research fields. It notes 50,000 plus engineers and scientists, with giants like Bell Labs employing 1,700 plus staff in communications R and D, while smaller labs like Warner-Lambert’s American Chicle unit focus on chewing gum and flavor research.
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New York
UPI
United States
New York State
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc
American Chicle Co
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Long Island City
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Norwich University
Northfield
Sherwood Farnsworth
Milton L. Crandall
Robert C. Hayden
Norwich
United Press International
Texas Panhandle
Air Force Bases
By Gaylord P. Godwin
Southend
England
Stanley Bird
Bird
America
South
Charle Brown
B.C
Blondie
Stove Canyon
By Bob Shultz
Johnny Hart
GREEN
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
Po- Teet
Shaky
Shorty Poteet
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Mike
Mister Officer
By Sian Drake
Apa
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
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Mr. Maltie
North Bennington Road
Bennington, VT
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