Officer Admits Mishandling Information
Army Col. John C. Nickerson pleaded guilty to 15 charges over mishandling secret data. The court martial at Huntsville followed the government dropping espionage and related charges, amid expectations to hear extenuating circumstances before sentencing.
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Bem Price
Ata
Army
John C. Nicket
Soir
Gulty
Ni¢kersoh
West Point
Nickerson
Mickerson
Charles I E. Wilson
Fhomgeet Y
Jean and Graying
Nickerga
Wilson
In. Cour
Huntsville
John. C. Nickerson
Genera
Gover
Nickerson Oleh
Robert Bell
Nickergoi
Edge
Laer
Robert K. Bell
Charles
Reunion of Davis Blues Held Back in June 1890
A 1890 Davis Blues reunion note from Nashville marks the 29th anniversary of the group's organization. Of 365 living members, only 17 attended the event on June 18, 1890, with a list of identifiable attendees. The final survivor, Wilson P. Wallace of Ozan, died July 11, 1938, amid unrelated editorial content on political statements and disarmament talk.
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Davis Blues
Earl Holt
Nashville
Rtt
Jesse W. Holt
Peter Coulter
Ed Clingan
Charles F . Williams
Joseph, Leland
Reed
Simeon McCowan
Jesse Thomas’ Holt
John Henry Bell
Daniel C. Cowling
Charles F. Williams
Augustus S. Hutchinson
Edward Clingan
Emmett Thompson
Jackson Clingan
John
Bateman
George M. Clark
James Hansford Holt
Wilson P. Wallace
William Henry
Brigus
David McGoodlett
Hogan Beane
Wilson
P. Wallace
Ozan
Ft Smith Set to Start Gradual School Integration
Ft Smith school officials voted unanimously to begin gradual racial integration next September at the first grade level under an accepted plan. The move follows years of desegregation efforts and allows students to transfer to nearby schools with higher minority representation upon request. About 45 people attended the meeting with no public discussion.
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Fort Smith
Smith
Naarest
Gromyko Withdraws From Arms Plan Push
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko indicated that the United States is using London disarmament talks as a screen to intensify the arms race. In his first news conference since November 1953 he defended a halt to further plans and urged a pause in American actions.
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Gressive
Norstad
United
United States
Moscov Ty
Andrei Gromyko
London
Bby
Gromyko
New French Actress in Hollywood Sparks Attention and Controversy
Etchika Choureau, a 23 year old French actress from Corsica, arrives in Hollywood amid hype over her looks and supposed appeal to American men. She debuted in French cinema five years ago, has appeared in 15 films, and was noticed by William Wellman for a role opposite tall Hunter in a tribute to the Lafayette Escadrille.
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Holeywood
Hottie
France
Stone Simon
Hollywood
Parla
Nike
Etchika
Feelea
Corsica
Hex
Paris
William Wellman
Tal
Hunter
Wellman
Ike Returns From Governor's Meat
Ike Blecher returns to Washington after attending the Governors Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia. Delayed 40 minutes at Langley Air Force Base by electrical trouble, he proceeded by air to the capital. Risehhower flew to Langley yesterday and met there, then drove to Williamsburg for the night. The visit aimed at meetings with Republican lawmakers and the White House, but the mood remained unsettled.
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Washington
Stratdent Blecher
Wiliamsburg
Innaley Air Forte Base
Risehhower
Langley
Williamsburg
Incoherent OCR fragment about military academy meeting
Fragmentary text mentions Fore s officials and a Republican congress, with a 9 am time reference and a weekly event. Names and places are unclear.
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Dorothy DIX
Ike
Governor's Meat
Nahi
Haus
Republican Ccgressionl Academy
Inter
Moore Bros
Aimerica
Mercury
Montclair
Stheed
SULEI
Laurel
Etonry Ag
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