North Carolina National Guard Reorganized Under Pentagon Plan
North Carolina will reorganize its National Guard to the Army's pentomic concept without losing strength. The 30th Infantry Division reorganization starts immediately and should finish before next June's field training. Units drop from 141 to 102 while preserving presence in most towns through unit sharing. Governor Hodges and Adj. Gen. Waynick discussed the plan.
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National Guard Reorganization Under Pentagon Plan
Waynick and the Defense Department outline a shift to the pentomic concept causing state guards to reorganize. The 30th Old Hickory Division preserves field artillery but IV Corps artillery units convert to headquarters and two anti aircraft battalions. The 30th’s three regiments become five battle groups as Guard divisions are realigned into first line reserve status.
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UNC Favors Oath Over Red Inquiry
UNC officials will drop a Communist ties question from job applications, arguing the oath to the U.S. Constitution screening is more effective. President Friday will report to the UNC trustees, noting no tangible evidence ever surfaced from the question in 10 years. Uniform forms will be prepared for all three university units.
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Graham Seeks 5000-Watt Radio Station for Evangelistic Outreach
Billy Graham plans to obtain FCC licenses to build a 5,000 watt AM FM radio station at Black Mountain North Carolina near his Montreal home. The project aims to air primarily religious programming with music news sports and public service and may affiliate with a network. Blue Ridge Broadcasting Corp formed with L Nelson Bell George M Wilson Harold E Finch as organizers has pledged 25000 of 40000 needed.
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