Army Chief Hinh Fired by Viet Nam Boss
Paris dispatch reports Gen Nguyen Van Hinh dismissed as chief of staff of South Vietnam's army after a feud with conservative Premier Ngo Dinh Diem over measures to curb communism. Bao Dai cited unresponsiveness and regrettable statements in the junta removal.
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Post Office Seeks Trucks For Holiday Mail Service
Russell Fleary postmaster announces that proposals will be accepted until further notice for hiring trucks without drivers on an hourly basis to collect, deliver, and relay mail and to provide special delivery during the Christmas rush. Blanks for proposals available by applying to the postmaster in Room 209 of the main Post Office.
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Executive Reserve Planned As Emergency Defense Unit
Washington officials unveil an organized executive reserve of industry and labor leaders prepared for government duty in wartime. About 30 executives, many with World War II or Korean War experience, will meet to form a civilian counterpart to military reserves. ODM aims for 200 plus reservists, with potential legal status under a widened defense production act.
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Kerite Co. Celebrates 100 Years In Seymour
The Kerite company of Seymour is featured in Connecticut Industry as it marks its century milestone. The profile highlights the plant’s evolution from early prints to modern products since founder Austin Goodyear Day pioneered hard rubber use, detailing the industry’s development and Kerite’s role.
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Telephone numbers adopt two letter and five figure system
All telephone numbers in Danbury Georgetown Ridgefield and Washington will change to the two letter and five figure numbering system next April 17. Danbury numbers will start with Pioneer Georgetown with Lincoln Ridgefield with Clewood and Washington with Underhill. For example a Danbury number will be Pioneer 23 1089.
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