Army eliminates KP at Fort Benning in pilot program
GIs at Fort Benning no longer perform Kitchen Police duties as a private contractor takes over KP chores under a $3.9 million contract covering 49 mess halls from July 1971 to June 1972. The move is part of a broader pilot to boost enlistments and morale while improving soldier readiness.
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Bob
Ted
Carol
Alice
Ft. Benning
Benning
Small Business Administration
Department of the Army
Rome
Parents should guide children in religious matters per Proverbs 22 6
The author argues parents bear responsibility to train children in faith and morals. Indifference harms juvenile conduct and spiritual guidance is essential. Children cannot choose rightly without parental instruction and the gospel.
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G.W
Lord Jesus Christ
Birthday Party Still Not Certain
The article discusses the uncertain location for the nation’s 200th birthday celebration, highlighting Philadelphia as the traditional birthplace yet noting differing views in recent years. The piece references Philadelphia’s role and the ongoing debate over where the festivities should occur.
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Philadelphia
Work Rules For Teens And Bicentennial Expo Debate
The Wage Hour Division outlines summer rules for 14 and 15 year olds in clerical and sales jobs with limits by time and week while farm work and certain activities are exempt. Bicentennial Corp seeks a Philadelphia world’s fair, approval granted 25 to 4 after earlier doubts. Debate grows over financing and community support with Gov. Shapp backing, amid calls to spend funds on social issues.
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Department of Labor
Hansell Hunter
Birmingham
Hunter
Secretary of Labor
Bicentennial Corp
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Subpoenas on Congress Phones Stir Capitol Hill Drama
Former U S attorney Stephen Sachs admits in closed session to subpoenaing congressional telephone records in Baltimore grand juries. House members question legality and potential fishing expeditions while Sachs defends use of records as proper in criminal cases.
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Washington
Stephen Sachs
U. S
Capitol Hill
Congress
Baltimore
John McCormack
House
Hale Boggs
Russell Long
D-Law
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
James Morrison
D-La
Dan Brewster
D-Md
Brewster
Sachs
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
State Department
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Dov
Justice Department
Sam “Devine
William Dickinson
Ala
Telephone
District of Columbia
Brand
United States
White House
Dickingan
Better U.S.-Soviet Understanding Urged in Viewpoint
Viewpoint argues for deeper global awareness in Congress and cautions against overreliance on intelligence agencies for foreign policy. It notes Soviet submarine activity in the Atlantic, Iceland’s NATO role, and the need for cautious talks toward mutual military reductions before any troop changes.
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Washington
Congress
FBI
CIA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Executive
United States
Atlantic
Globe
Iceland
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
North Atlantic
Associated Press
Fred Coleman
Moscow
Europe
Cuba
Russia
Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Decatur Daily masthead and policy notes from 1912 24
The Decatur Daily advertisements and policy statements outline misstatement handling and subscription rates. Publisher R Shelton, founder editor, and the Tennessee Valley Printing Co announce afternoon and weekend editions with carrier and mail delivery details and pricing.
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R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O
Ala
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