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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1956

Page

7

Gruenther To Leave A Storied NATO Career In Europe

General Alfred M. Gruenther, supreme allied commander in Europe, will resign next Tuesday after 38 years in uniform. He is famed for close ties with Europe, his detailed memory and leadership at SHAPE, and will be succeeded by Gen. Lauris Norstad. European leaders praise his influence and call him a great soldier-statesman.

Paris Alfred M. Gruenther Europe Buckingham Palace London Gruenther Elizabeth Princess Anne Prince Charles West North Atlantic Treaty Organization Eisenhower Matthew B. Ridgeway U. S. Army Ridgway Maxwell Taylor Supreme Headquarters, Allied Power SHAPE Lauris Norstad Norway Turkey West Point North Africa Mark W. Clark NATO United States Nebraska Gen Mrs. Gruenther Marne-la-Coquette Lord Ismay Interna

West Point Cadets Barred From Watching TV Program

A CBS Friday night documentary on life at the United States Military Academy is kept from cadets to protect study and training schedules. A nine officer board approves outlines and scripts while actors handle dramatic roles and cadets appear only as background.

West Point N. Y United States Military Academy Cbs-Tv Post Theater Academy Ziv Productions

Such Good Wife He Couldn't Stand

Publicist Peggy Lloyd 30 daughter of former actor Harold Lloyd won a divorce on testimony that her husband suggested a breakup two weeks after their marriage. Actress Betty Plant testified that three weeks after the wedding he told her he hated her for being such a good wife.

Los Angeles Peggy Lloyd Harold Lloyd Robert Patten Seattle Betty Plant

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