Special Forces and Special Warfare Concepts Defined
The text defines Special Forces as U S Army personnel with cross training forming small detachments to train organize supply direct and control indigenous forces in guerrilla warfare and counterinsurgency operations. It outlines Special Warfare encompassing Unconventional Warfare Psychological Warfare and Counterinsurgency Operations with unconventional warfare involving guerrilla warfare evasion subversion and operations in enemy territory by indigenous personnel under external direction.
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U. S. Army
Hosble
Civic Action: Military Help to Build Local Livelihoods
A 1961 White House address frames civic action as using military skills to aid social and economic development in underdeveloped areas. It argues such programs bolster government legitimacy, foster civilian–military cooperation, and complement traditional combat efforts in counterinsurgency.
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Gress
Glib
Diplomatic Corps of
Latin America
White House
U. S. Army
State Health Department reports progress on Lake Lanier survey
A progress report on Lake Lanier sanitary survey was given at a Gainesville briefing. Project director William A. Hansell noted rapid field work by a 26 person Health Department team, aided by favorable weather and local officials. Shoreline inspection was 75 percent complete with 1 649 structures checked. on the water phase involved three boat crews with guides from the Corps of Engineers.
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Lake Lanier
State Health Department
Hall County
Gainesville
William A. Hansell
Health Department
Hansell
Lanier Land
Fred Johnson
Johnston
Corps of Engineers
M Hansell
Laura G. Lenert
Dr. Vanable
J. M. Hardy
Pete Whitin
Charles Cunningham
Geer Opens State Headquarters in Atlanta Hotel
Peter Zack Geer, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, announced the opening of his Georgia state headquarters in rooms 922 24 at the Henry Grady Hotel in Atlanta and invited all Georgians to visit.
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Peter Zack Geer
Henry Grady
Atlanta
Georgia
Common Market share affects U.S. farm exports says specialist
Common Market countries received 22 percent of the United States total export of farm products last year, so any development affecting exports to these countries would have a significant effect on the total American export situation, according to Extension Farm Management Specialist Edward Brown.
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United States
Edward Brown
Lockheed Anticipates Reactor Tests Near Dawsonville
Lockheed Georgia's Nuclear Laboratories near Dawsonville plan to restart reactor tests creating highly dangerous conditions for trespassers. Dr J C Flack urges strict security as the 16 square mile reservation remains warned from prior trespass by hunters and fishermen. Reactor power will range from 60 watts to 1000 kilowatts when reactivated.
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Dawsonville
Lockheed - Georgia
Nuclear Laboratories
J. C. Flack
Flack
Dawson County
Wildcats Move to Fort Bragg for Annual Training
Battery B 155-mm Howitzer Battalion of the 12th Artillery in Dahlonega Georgia part of the 81st Infantry Wildcat Division sails to Fort Bragg North Carolina to begin two weeks of field training with live artillery fire from July 12 to 15. Captain Heber N Padget Gainesville Georgia leads the unit. Unfit personnel will be released on July 29 to return home.
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Wildcat
12Th Artillery
Dahlonega
Georgia
81St Infantry
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Heber N. Padget
Mountain View Drive
N. W
Gainesville
Padget
Saluda
South Carolina
Clemson College
Gainesville Milling Company
Coming Events Of Interest
Dawson County notices list drivers licenses issued on the Thursday of each month from 9 to 12. The Dawsonville Court House hosts unemployment and social security representatives on several dates in June July and August. A singing school begins at Goshen Church Sunday evening at 7. All are invited.
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Dawsonville Court House
Goshen Church
A WORD from Beni Gail
A short community note asks for closer ties in Dawson County and invites readers to share local news. The message includes a contact number 5-2141 and a casual invitation to visit or call. It also contains a tip about letting underripe fruit and vegetables ripen at room temperature before refrigeration from Elaine Stuber, Extension Nutritionist.
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Dawson County
Migs Elaine Stuber
Supreme Court rules prayer in public schools unconstitutional
The ruling declares a non sectarian 22 word prayer used in New York state schools as establishment of religion. Justices Black and Stewart diverge on church state implications with reactions split among religious leaders and politicians. The decision boosts efforts to define the nation as Christian and prompts constitutional amendment talks led by Senator Beall.
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LEO
Dawson County
New York State
High Court
Sallus Dren
Washington
C. Emanuel Carlgon
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Harold R. Albert
Pittsburgh Area
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
U. S
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Florida
Potter Stewart
United States
Houses
Congress
George Washington
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Beall
America
American Jewish Committee
A. M. Sonnabend
Boston
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Funeral Services for Walter Maddox Held in Belmont
Funeral services for 73 year old Walter Maddox of Belmont were held Thursday at Macedonia Congregational Holiness Church with Rev. J O Neal Rev. Sam Jones and Rev. Henry C Weaver officiating. Survivors include his wife four sons Ralph Maddox Eddie Maddox Edward Maddox Arte Maddox two daughters Mrs Ray Mauldin Mrs J B Reed and Mrs Bud Haynes one brother Luther Maddox and one sister Mrs Paul Gunnion fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Little and Davenport Funeral Home of Gainesville conducted arrangements.
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Walter Maddox
Belmont
Macedonia Congregational Holiness Church
J. O. O'neal
Sam Jones
Henry C. Weaver
Ralph Maddox
Dawsonville
Eddie Maddox
Hapeville
Edward Maddox
Riverdale
Arte Maddox
Ray Mauldin
Atlanta
J. B. Reed
Decatur
Bud Haynes
Luther Maddox
Winder
Paul Gunnion
Union Point
Little and Davenport Funeral Home
Gainesville
Watch Repairmen In Demand For Space Industry Jobs
The office seeks watch repairmen with at least 1200 hours of formal schooling or equivalent experience to serve as instrument technicians on space industry projects. Starting pay is 2.21 per hour for 40 hours weekly with some overtime and rapid advancement. High school graduates preferred. equal opportunity employers invite handicapped applicants. Contact Cy Grant or Bill Hobbs for more information.
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Cy Grant
Bill Hobbs
Groundbreaking for Jasper Shoe Plant to cost 340000
Groundbreaking ceremonies mark the construction of a 62000 square foot concrete and steel plant in Jasper. Pickens County Industrial Development Corp under Jaycees and Lions Club leads the project, leased to Pickens Footwear Inc a Gold Seal Rubber Co subsidiary. Opening planned for November with Don Boggus named general manager. site along the L and N line north of Jasper. Mathis Construction Co of Athens Atlanta Journal awarded the low bid.
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Bpace Aig Wile Cusl Pusu
Pickens County Industrial Development Corp
Jaycees and
Lions Club
Pickens Footwear Co., Inc
Gold Seal Rubber Co
Boston
Mass
Don Boggus
Jasper
L&n
City
United States
Mathis Construction Co
Athens
Atelanta Journal
Final Rites for Mrs Mamie Chester Held on Friday
Mrs Mamie Chester died after a long illness in a private Atlanta hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at 11 30 at Nimblewill Baptist Church with Henry M Blanchard & Son in Atlanta officiating and the Reverend Hugh Fields of Dawsonville Baptist Church conducting the service. Survivors include numerous Chester family members across Dawsonville Atlanta Gainesville Waleska Powder Springs and other areas along with 26 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. The Dawson County Advertiser extends sympathy to the family.
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Mamie Chester
Atlanta
Nimblewill Baptist Church
Henry M. Blanchard
Harry E. Smith
L. C. Chester
Dan Chester
W. C. Chester
Beiler Chester
Ed Greenway
Gainesville
J. T. Fields
Waleska
Hubbard Cole
Powder Springs
Mark Wihant
Jace Wihunt
Pete Wihunt
Louise Shirley
Dawson County
Cheater
Social Security Quiz on When to Take Benefits
A reader questions the 62 age reduction and the effect on benefits. The answer explains a 20 percent cut at 62, with example $100 at 65 becoming $80 at 62, and notes benefits may continue after 65 if earnings don’t trigger withholding. The quiz encourages checking with the local Social Security office for individual cases.
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Goga
Sunday Church Listings for Dawsonville Area
Church notices list multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Rev. Emory Cartrett leads Dawsonville Methodist and other churches include Juno Baptist Rev. Lawton Burt, Lumpkin Methodist Rev. Emory Cartrett, Church of God Rev. Fred Grizzle, Amicalola Baptist Rev. G. B. Darricott, and Mount Vernon pastor Roper with Sunday 11:00 a.m. worships and 10:00 a.m. Sunday School across various Sundays.
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Dawsonville Methodist Church
Emory Cartreet
Ween Hip ‘Pergates
Wervicnao
Emory Cartrett
Juno Baptist
Ilamav
Lawton Burt
Dawsonville Baptist Church
Hugh Fields
Suneday School
Training Union
Pase Church of God
Fred Grizzle
Pas Lecanon
Paul Eubanks
Amicalola Baptist
G. B. Darricott
PiMeKee
Balaiee
Harriz
Smith
Goshen Baptist
Raw
Hey Ane
Aisberry Baptist
Rev. C, B
Pleasant Union Baptista
Simmons
Church of God of
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