Guard Units May Go To Japan In Rotation
The Army plans an accelerated rotation. By next fall about 112000 veterans will be rotated out of a combat force likely around 150000. The movement aims to maintain unit effectiveness while replacing long-serving soldiers with new recruits from training camps.
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Faith of Our Fathers May Go on the Road
Harman W Nichols reports a plan to bring the drama Faith of Our Fathers on tour to educate and inspire. The producer seeks university town stops with outdoor performances using cast and props, proposing a mobile show following the sun.
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Singer Proves Dark Glasses Hide Hidden Habits
A performer wearing dark glasses says fans fear autograph crowds, but he bets he can flirt with women without being mobbed. He touts a stunt at Lindy’s restaurant and claims he delivered cheesecake as part of his challenge while a Detroit housewife identifies him by tone.
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Detroit
Newey
Donald Krace
Senate report flags civilian gouging of servicemen rents
Senate investigators say many servicemen housing near Army posts endure exorbitant rents and squalid conditions. The committee urges a nationwide housing survey by the Defense Department and consideration of new legislation to curb civilian price gouging and improve living standards for military families.
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Senate Committee
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America
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Defense Department
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Flint Woman Recovers 78 Dollar Bills in Honest Return
In Flint Michigan Mrs Florence Schneider praised for returning 78 one dollar bills found in an envelope. Passersby returned each bill until all were restored, illustrating community honesty amid a small windfall.
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Flint, Mich
Florence Schneider
Eisenhower Faces Tough Task on Spain Diplomacy
Eisenhower coordinates Allied plans for a Northern France invasion while Spain looms as a potential base. France and Britain oppose U S agreements with Franco to base planes and ships, fearing to weaken Paris defense and widen ideological rifts. Adm. Sherman has visited Spain to assess bases and weapons exchange amid Cold War fears.
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