Nevada Crash Probed By AF
The Air Force opened an investigation into a fiery C-47 crash near Stead Air Force Base that killed seven aboard. The twin engine plane, part of the 61st squadron, struck Gillis mountain range on Friday during a classified training mission. Rescue teams recovered all seven bodies after the wreckage was found. An official said the seven aircraft left Stead early Friday on a radio silent mission.
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Detroit Cop Killer Slain in Gun Battle
A drunken Shelbyville man shot patrolman George Krueger in Detroit, then was killed by tear gas and police fire after opening the door with a gun. Ellis Bailey, 30, arrived in Detroit to threaten his wife Linda Bailey, 22, before the incident. Krueger, 28, died at a city hospital, leaving a wife and three children.
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Army plans reserve recall for Operation Sage Brush
The Department of the Army authorized voluntary recall of reserve officers and enlisted personnel in the Fourth Army area for up to 90 days of active duty starting late September for Exercise Sage Brush, a joint Army Air Force maneuver in Camp Polk Louisiana. Maj. Gen. Williams said about 184 officers and 195 enlisted men will be called, with quotas across many branches, to support a large force of about 110 000 Army and 30 500 Air Force personnel. Reserve personnel can apply through their unit advisor. Swiss alphorns 18 feet long used to signal between mountain peaks.
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Achieving Real Happiness by Kenneth Hildebrand review
Rev J J Stowe Jr praises the 1955 Harper title for self examination and application. He highlights chapters on practical living, marriage handling resentments and religion as a foundation of health and happiness, noting strong prose and helpful illustrations.
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Harper & Bros
New York
Hildebrand
Central Church of
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Religious Book Club
Imagination and faith guide inner happiness, says archbishop
The Arch Bishop of Canterbury Kenneth Hildebrand urges readers to open the heart to God's love and align will with God's purpose. He argues real happiness comes from conscience quickened by holiness, mind fed by truth, and inner purging, anchoring faith amid life’s turmoil.
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Kenneth Hildebrand
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