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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1969

Page

4

Nixon to set inauguration medal precedent with portrait pair

Zero Defects program at Seneca notes that Richard M. Nixon may break new ground by having both President and Vice President depicted on the official 1960 inaugural medal. Previously no one had shared such a medal pair with Dwight D. Eisenhower on the 1957 issue. The Mint earlier struck Indian Peace Medals for chiefs, the precursor to the Presidential Series.

Richard M. Nixon Mr. Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower United States Seneca LTC Spider

Supervisors Attend Zero Defects Workshop

A Zero Defects Workshop for Supervisors began January 7 with a management briefing and a six hour training session January 8 for all Group Leaders. The event, held in Building 103, listed Group Leaders and attendees across twelve groups including Clarence Gnau Robert Hull and James Wyckoff with multiple officer ranks and staff.

Clarence Gnau CPT R.j.hinton Robert Hull S.D. Saltzburg John Desmond Edward Pestrowski David Westfall Kenneth Huffman Leonard Gustafson Jack Coval Edison Coldiron DAS Group & Roberts Daywalt Richard Snook William Fleming Dorothy Plunkett Jacob Nowak Joseph Picchi Ives Samuel Morgante William Benjamin Andrew Davidson Maj Raymond Woodington Kenneth Dresser Sam Vanise Albert Sabatine A. Nicoletta Armiate Chester Mario Pellegrino T.P. Flock DST

Army to receive 500 housing units in 1969 plan

Defense Department allocates 2000 military family housing units for Fiscal Year 1969 costing about 40 million dollars. Navy and Air Force get 750 units each. Army builds 500 units across 14 projects in 12 states including 200 at Fort Gordon Georgia 200 at Fort Hood Texas and 100 at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.

Washington ANF Defense Department Army Navy Air Force Fort Gordon Fort Hood Tex Fort Leavenworth Kan

Poles lie on vastly different ice and water depths

The South Pole sits on a high ice-covered plateau over 9 000 feet above sea level while the North Pole rests on a thin ice layer above about 10 000 feet of ocean water.

South Pole North Pole

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