Clemency Bid by Army Orchestra in Europe
U S Seventh Army symphony seeks White House review of a disbandment order set for March 3. Members argue Army reports mislead about cost, longevity, and community ties, citing a staff study favoring the ensemble and extensive European tours and donations from officials and critics.
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New York Tomes Co
Bonn
U.S. Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ister
Salinger
eThe Department of the Army
7Th Army Headquarters
Europe
Bruce ¢ ° Clarke
Bureau of Statistics
7Th Army
Die Welt
Hamburg
Wah Rodolimsats
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Cpl Samuel Ho Adter
Mannheim
Germany
Mie Plage Thiadie Tcanaghemut
Leopold Sto Howski
Youthful Nazi Set to Face Fire Charge in Fatal Elizabeth Blaze
Bruce Henriksen a youthful Nazi linked to an arson plot and a fatal blaze at Les Hobby House in Elizabeth on September 16. He admitted starting the fire that killed firefighter James Ford. his brother George faces juvenile charges. Police say they formed the American Republican Army to push a racial and religious war.
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Bruce Henriksen
Les’ Hobby House
James Ford
Munday
Henriksen
George Vy
Rahway
Linden
Brugger
Bruce Thenriksen
Fohl
American Republican Army
Maesel Uh
Javenie
Toca
Pebee
President's older brother details Kennedy death in WWII mission
Naval historian Morison reveals new particulars of the 1944 mission in which Navy Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. and co pilot were killed during a remote controlled explosive laden bomber dive toward a German V2 missile field. The Liberator exploded mid air near England, leaving no recoverable wreckage.
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Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Saile
Wilford
Wally
Newark
Onal
Willy Rot
Winfarthine- Fersfield Army Airdrome
Norfolk
England
Babe
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St. Margaret
St. Lawrence
Morison
Williamson Bus Line Proposal for Municipal Service
Williamson plans a municipal bus service using 12 to Repansenger buses on east weet routes. Major John H H Brown proposed financing with revenue bonds. fares to cover bond debt and operation. The city currently has no local bus service and the mayor discussed the idea with several tenants.
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East Weet
Aerius
John HH. Brown
Sant Willamoon
Ais
Viet Cong Identity Debate Sparks International Tension
Reports from Saigon discuss how to designate the Viet Cong in news coverage, with phrases like The Viet Cong or The Communist Viet Con and debates over calling them a foreign force from North Vietnam. Hanoi is identified as the North Vietnamese capital.
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South Vietnatm
Tuterapatin
Free
Furora
Atundiiv
Cibanoi
Peace Corps Doctor to Speak at Kanawha Medical Dinner
Dr Jendo Gehrig of Washington head of the Peace Corps medical division will address Kanawha County physicians at a six o clock dinner meeting of the Kanawha Medical Society at the Boone Hoel. The Minnesota native has spent a decade in health work with the Peace Corps and will discuss his experiences tonight.
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Kanawha County
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Kanawha Medial Society
Dame Boone Hoel
Hoffa Eyes Air Conditioning Demand for Trucks
Chicago Sun Times reports James Hoffa plans to push for air conditioned cabs on long haul trucks in Illinois and Texas in retaliation for state laws targeting piggyback rail shipments. Hoffa says the move aims to protect driver jobs amid rising piggyback cargo.
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Chicago Sun - Times
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ilinois
Texas
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Teamster
Union
Illinois
New Hungarian image pushed by Reds
Budapest reports Hungary's Communist Party seeks a reformist image after the 1956 uprising. Janos Kadár aims to appear nonauthoritarian and receptive to nonparty citizens while courting broader support, promoting a gentler, more inclusive path and stressing shared building of socialism beyond Communist lines.
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Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Khrushchev
Bodies Found In Wreckage In Vietnamese Mountains
Fourteen or more aboard the two engine plane with US and Vietnamese crew was missing after a leaflet drop mission. The wreckage was located eight miles northeast of Saigon in guerrilla controlled mountains. The crash marked the fourth American military aircraft loss in South Vietnam since increased US aid began.
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Seth
Mun Cay
United States
South Vietnam
Minois
Texas
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Air Force
Partial success in Southern Rhodesia color bar change
Leonard Ingalls reports the partial success of a nonracial policy in Southern Rhodesia aimed at reducing color bar practices in Salisbury and Bulawayo hotels. After policy shifts, African customers increased in public spaces but reduced white patronage caused some hotels to revert to whites-only service. Commentators discuss dress norms, behavior, tipping, and social mixing as tensions persist in the capital Salisbury.
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New York
Tomer
Salisbury
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Rdy Whitehead
Whisaril
Bret Colony
Southern Rhodesia
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Salishoey
Paoan
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Cais
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Rey
Queen Elizabeth Visits Ailing Son
Queen Elizabeth II visited Prince Charles in a London hospital for about half an hour as he recovered from a morning appendectomy. Five doctors reported the operation was for acute appendicitis and his condition was satisfactory. The Duke of Edinburgh was notified during a South American tour in Caracas.
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London
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Prince Charles
the Prince of Wales
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Caracas
Venezuela
Whisky Charge Hearing Slated In Shrewsbury
Doris J. Selman of Shrewsbury was arrested Saturday night in a raid at The Best of 08 60 and charged with illegal possession of whisky. A preliminary hearing was set before Justice Enicks with AKT posting $0 bond. Glenwood Elementary PTA notes the hearing slated for Thursday in the Poona To Rieke area.
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Shrewsbury Establishment
Will
Betty Goshorn
Ernestine
Cabin Creek
Brawley
Ruth Byar
Poona
Rieke
Chelyan
Doris J. Selman
Shrewsbury
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Flu Outbreak Closes Glenville Schools With 200 Absent
Glenville schools shut after more than 200 students miss classes as flu and illnesses sweep Glenville Elementary and High School. Supt Robert Reed said high school and 100 in elementary absent. total enrollment about 400. Some chicken pox also reported. school hoped to reopen Thursday morning.
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Glenville
Robert KE
Reed
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