Corry Area Guard Heads to Virginia Camp for Two Weeks
Corry and area men of Company A 112th Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard left the local armory by truck convoy for A.P. Hill Military Reservation Virginia. The two week encampment includes maneuvers at A.P. Hill and Camp Pickett with training under field conditions and two reviews scheduled August 13 and 15. Major events include visits by Major General Richard Snyder and 42nd Division representatives. A separate note: President Nixon sent a letter of appreciation to Eugene E Gruber for his Amateur Radio career and service with the Military Affiliate Radio System, conveyed via James Keogh.
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Corry
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
A.P. Hill Military Reservation
Virginia
A.P. Hill
Toresa A.P. Hill
Camp Pickett
112Th
Erie
Aes
Warren
Meadville
Franklin
Department of the Army
Camp
Richard Snyder
Adjutant General of
Pennsylvania
New York
Norbert R. Bachemer
Nixon
Selective Service System
Army to Cut Tour of Duty for Reserve Officers
Gen. James K. Woolnough told 270 newly commissioned lieutenants that the Army plans to trim active duty for reserve officers to three to six months starting in fiscal 1971. About 6,000 ROTC lieutenants will enter two years of active duty, with others placed on reserve after training. The plan, tied to U.S. force drawdown in Southeast Asia, aims to extend basic branch training for reserve officers without scholarships or flight training obligations.
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Indiantown Gap
James K. Woolnough
Army
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Woolnough
Continental Army Command
U.S
Southeast Asia
Oddball Petition Thefts Reported In Tionesta Area
Thieves took two petitions from Haller's store in Tionesta, one with about 200 signatures sponsored by the Allegheny River Conservation Association urging a phased river dredging phase out over five years, royalties, and no weekend dredging, the other with about 100 signatures by Ed Conroy calling a halt to sand and gravel removal near Tidioute.
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Tionesta
Tionesta- Tidioute
Haller
Allegheny River Conservation Association
Ed Conroy
Tidioute
Lud Haller
Haller’s
Setre
Soviets and West Germany sign East Europe pact
Soviet and West German foreign ministers initialed a nonaggression treaty in Moscow. West Germany accepts postwar loss of eastern German territory to Poland and the Soviet Union, pledging no force and recognizing current borders, including the Oder Neisse line. The accord aims to normalize Bonn Moscow relations and advance Ostpolitik amid future cabinet approval and public release pending decisions.
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Moscow
West Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
Bonn
Gromyko
Egon Bahr
Brandt
East Europe
Oder-Neisse
East Germany
Oder and
Neisse
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Mr. Gruber
Eugene E, Gruber
Gorry
Rite House Letter
Eugene Gruber
R.D
James Keogh
Norbert Bachemer
West Church Street
Gruber
Journal
Viale
Eaton
Journal Daily
Canadohta Lake Park
Pei Yi
West South St
West Columbus Ave
Orchard Park
Green Peppers
Rot
Marine
Marine Bank
Discover Marine National Bank
F.d.1.c
Steve Welch
YMCA
Plainville
Conn
Welch
Larry Keely
John Rossbacher
Y Board
McEldowney
Willy Brandt
Soviet Bloc
Walter Scheel
Andrei Gromyko
Spiridonov
Kodak Hawkeye
Kodak
Hawkeye
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