Guard Speeds Up Mobilization Plan
The report notes reforms in the National Guard under Secretary McNamara aiming to shorten mobilization to eight weeks and expand readiness to about 180 000 guardsmen from 400 000. It highlights weekend field training, upgraded equipment, and priority units for rapid deployment with two divisions previously delayed by shortages.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Robert McNamara
Berlin
Winston P. Wilson
Pentagon
National Guard Bureau
Associated Press
Wilson
32Nd Infantry Division
Wisconsin
49Th Armored
Texas
Striking Pressmen Block Detroit News And Free Press
Detroit AP report says pressmen from Local 13 and Local 10 remain on strike at both the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News. Management claims the dispute continues and signals a joint end only with a new contract. Union officials say strikes aim to protect workers and aid consumers during the season.
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Detroit
Detroit Ree
Detroit News
Ion
En Ne Pet 13
Press Cance
Eethe
Free Press
Correctional brigadier Thiersten leads BC teen department work
Victoria AP reports Jean Thiersten a brigadier and one of six full time correctional officers in British Columbia dedicates much of his time to teen offenders. He questions parental roles and notes families at home influence youth behavior while confronting crime and court cases.
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Victoria
Jean Thiersten
Saleet
Thiersten
Correctional Services
British Columbia
Three Year Old Struck By Auto In City Crossing
A three year old boy named David Lee Spencer darted into traffic at Tate Street and Lake Street and was reported in good condition. John Strickland Jr. twenty one of Burge Street drove the vehicle. no charges were filed. A later wreck at Cay Sevences and interscc ne caused minor damage and no injuries.
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David Lee Spencer
Tate Street
Ete Eeenue
Lake Street
John Strickland Jr
Burge Street
Intersccne Cay Sevences Soc Eet
Terry Polk Hendrix
Fire Code Violations Loom After Lincoln Drive Blaze
Fire investigators charge a Miller T V Products welder and crew with code violations after sparks from welding ignited a spray booth fire at the Lincoln Drive site. Fire officials warn no leaf burn permits are active since last Saturday and cite violators to court. Fire trucks arrived at 10 30 a m to find a mattress fire at John Sawyer residence with Leroy Legrand absent.
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Miller T. V
Lincoln Drive
Ole Gang Ali Charlotte
Emplo Kirkland Steel
John Sawyer
Sawyer
Leroy Legrand
Auto Wreck on Curve Near Lexington Avenue
A 1959 model car driven by a Point man lost control on a curve on W Lexington Avenue County around 4 30 a m Sunday. The patrol reached the scene at 2 30 p m finding the vehicle in a muddy roadside area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trates
Lexington Avenue
Art Looted During War Still Sought
New York AP report says thousands of artworks looted in Europe during World War II remain missing. Hundreds of scholars museum directors and police monitor for stolen pieces with ongoing inquiries from claimants abroad and from state art officials.
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NEW York
Europe
New York Times
Ardelia R. Hall
Arts and Monuments
State Department
Department
National Gallery
Library of Congress
of the Army
Old Charge Mixed With Active Cases
Stafford W. Clark of Winston-Salem says his charge of reckless driving was resolved months ago. He asserts his old warrant was mistakenly included in recent actions when the cases were combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford W. Clark
Winston-Salem
Clark
Voting Changes To Be Considered In Raleigh Hearing
In Raleigh the committee will study revisions to literacy tests and a plan to lower the voting age to 18. A public hearing is set to aid the committee in preparing a report for Governor Terry Sanford. The panel will also weigh easing residence requirements for national and local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cleveland
Chapel Hill
Terry Sanford
West Germany Seeks Red China Ties in Spring Talks
Bonn plans renewed official contacts with Red China in the spring with a possible exchange of trade missions. Officials say the main aim is political signaling amid Germany's division. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard must approve talks after U.S. election.
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Germany
East
West Germany
West Berlin
Bonn
Peking
France
United States
East Germany
East Davidson Burglars Get Only Stamps
Entry report states a teacher desk and a cabinet in the principal's office were smashed. The burglars escaped with three rolls of five cent stamps totaling a small haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Davidson
Chair City Tot Knocked Down By Flying Hubcap
A six year old Fair Grove School pupil Emma Lou Wilson was injured around 7 30 a m when a hub cap flew from a passing car on Unity Street Ext and struck her. She was admitted to City Memorial Hospital for observation and care for multiple bruises. The driver identity was not available.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
Here
City Memorial Hospital
Emma Lou Wilson
Rt. 3
Unity Street
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Salvation Army
G. E
Pete Schultheiss
C.la
D. Brantley
Hucks
P. D. Box
Hgh Point, N. C
Metropolitan Life A Ory
James W. Clontz
N.C. Academy of Trial Lawyers
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Louisville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Knoxville
Charlotte
Piedmont Airlines
Wendy
Colonial Stores
DON Gilstrap, Inc
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