Service members listed from bases worldwide
A long roundup notes Military personnel stationed from Hawaii to Germany and Italy. Included are Master Sergeant Samuel Mayo in Hawaii for the Gemin space mission support, Airman Edward Boens in Narrows Virginia training, Army Sergeant Russell Crotty at Fort Bragg, Army Specialist John Hodge in Kitzingen Germany, Cadets James Spangler and James Wade at Indiantown Gap and Morgantown, and others in Maryland New York Texas and South Carolina with various trainings and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Samuel E. Mayo
John S. Mayo
Pocahontas
U. S. Air Force
Air Rescue Service
ARS
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mayo
Hickam Afb
Estella
W. A. Baker
Elkhart
Ind
Bramwell High School
San Antonio
Tex
Edward B. Boens
Aubrey E. Boens
Westview St
Narrows
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Boens
Air Training Command
ATC
Keesler Afb
Miss
Narrows High School
Lynchburgh Va
Fort Bragg
N. C
Russell L. Crotty
Loren C. Crotty
Lashmeet
82D Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
Crotty
Matoaka High School
Army
Kitzingen
Germany
John S. Hodge
John D. Hodge
Wolfe
3D Infantry Division
Hodge
Fort Benning
Bluestone High School
Indiantown Gap
James F. Spangler
Welch
Indiantown
Spangler
Reserve Officer Training Corps
West Virginia University
Indiantown Gap Pa
James M. Wade
Ralph M. Wade
Box 375
Princeton
Indiantown Gap Militar Reservation
Wade
Morgantown
Princeton High
Dominican Crisis Sides Accept OAS Peace Formula for Talks
Both the junta leader Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera and rebel minister Hector Aristy say they accept the OAS peace formula as a basis for negotiations though details are vague. They expect formal replies by Monday or Tuesday as the OAS pushes for elections within six to nine months and a provisional government in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Hector Aristy
OAS
Puerto Rico
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Aristy
U.S
Francisco Caamano Deno
Johnson signs flood control bill authorizing $944 million
President Johnson signed a bill setting a ceiling of $944 million for navigation and flood control work in 13 river basins. The measure, approved by the House and Senate, extends authority and outlines separate funding steps for projects including New York Great Lakes Hudson River Waterway and the Los Angeles River basin, with various basins receiving increased ceilings and two-year funding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Congress
New York
Great Lakes - Hudson River
Los Angeles River Basin
Great Lakes- Hudson River
Los Angeles River
Alabama- Coosa River
Mississippi
Ohio River
Twelve Italian mayors suspended over antiwar marches
Twelve village mayors in Tuscany were suspended for one month after they allegedly represented their communities in marches against U.S. actions in Vietnam and Santo Domingo. The Siena chief magistrate said they carried flags of their administrations without authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena
Italy
Tuscany
Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
Pakistan forms eight member board for family planning
The East Pakistan government Gazette announced an eight member board to direct Pakistan's $82 million family planning program. It aims to cut births by six million in 1965 70 and reach food self sufficiency for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacca
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Byrd pushes to remove ineligibles from relief rolls
Senator Robert C. Byrd argues that welfare lists should be purged of ineligible recipients to force families to support themselves and adopt family planning. He ties education funding in the District of Columbia to broader welfare reform and defends his stance on aid to dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
District of Columbia
Senate
D.C
Asia
South America
United States
Department of Health
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West Virginia
Coal Output Holds Steady in Regional Report
A Smokeless Operators Association report from Bluefield shows 485,862 tons of bituminous coal produced in the area’s fields for the week ending June 12, slightly above the prior year’s 485,440. Year to date, area production is 0.8 percent above 1984, with national bituminous output 4.7 percent ahead of 1964. Details by carrier and region list shifts in several districts including Norfolk and Western, Virginian, Tug River, and Kanawha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smokeless Operators Association
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western
Pocahontas
Virginian
Tug River
Clinch Valley
Thacker - Tiller
Kenova
Chesapeake and Ohio
New River
Kanawha
Coal River
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Gemini
Montgomery
Ala
James A. Creasey III
J. Alexander Creasey III
High St
U. S. Air Force Medical Service
Gunter Afb
Creasey
Gunter
Princeton High School
Bluefield State College
Concord College
Battery Park
N. Y
George A. Jones
USCG
William G. Jones
Carolina Ave
U. S. Coast Station
D.R
Johnson D. , Vance
Shirley R. Vance
Saeger
Coast Guard Group
Coast Guard
Fort Hood
Robert B. Perdue
Emmett B. Perdue
Lincoln St
Mullens
1St Armored Division
Perdue
Fort Jackson
S. C
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ferrell D. Landers
Luke Landers
Jolo
Army Ordnance Center
Landers
Jaeger High School
Marseilles
Shangri-La
Jackson F. Powell
USN
Lakie R. Powell
Mercer St
France
Mediterranean
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Shangri - la
James W. Allen
W. P. Allen
Cumberland Road
Texas
Allen
Strategic Aerospace Wing
SAC
Fairchild Afb
USS
Ronald E. Thornton
Z. O. Thornton
Route 1
Matoaka
French Riviera
Hilda Lee Baldwin
Athens
Marine Corps
Ray Baldwin
Gent
Raleigh County
Shady Spring High School
Miss Baldwin
Quantico
Concord
Women Marines
CORPS
Ronald L. Marsh
William McCormick
Medical Corps
Graham High School
Houston
Marvin Carlyle McCormick
McClellan Afb
Calif
McCormick
Kenneth G. Cray Jr
Kenneth G. Croy Sr
Lothian
Ceres
Mercer County
W. W. Croy
Princeton Road
Ray E. Ratcliff
East Wayne Street
Ralph C. Ratcliff
Washington, D. C
West Virginia National Guard
Camp Dawson
Preston County
Everett Magann
Washington St
Sam Lambert
Parkway
Norman D. Southern
Beckley
Imbert
Ikmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Bob Byrd
By John Koenig JR
Larry Helms
Appalachian Power Co
Frigidaire
Flair
Commerce Street
Bluefield Aaa Club
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