Meeting Kennedy Top Moment For Sill Man
Sgt Harmon D Swits of the 3d Battalion 38th Artillery presented President Kennedy with a scale model Sergeant missile at White Sands. The President spoke with Swits about the model and Swits recalled meeting Gen Eisenhower before D Day and escaping from a German POW camp in 1945. Swits described wartime service including Normandy, four POW camps, and later teaching in Poland and Ceylon before returning to Boston aboard a ship the day Roosevelt died. He earned Silver Star Bronze Star three Purple Hearts and Croix de Guerre.
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University of Denver
Quotes From Leaders And Citizens Across The Nation
The quotes feature remarks from Richard McKenzie on job limits for Sioux people in Oakland. Danville mayor Juli an Stinson on a white and colored law standard. and Dwight D. Eisenhower reflecting on a Kennedy meeting in Hershey. The statements touch on job discrimination racial tensions and uncertainty about the future.
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Danville
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Beaverbrook Secretly Weds Widow of Sir James Dunn
London AP reports 84 year old Lord Beaverbrook quietly married in October to the widow of Canadian industrialist Sir James Dunn. The publisher owns Daily Express Sunday Express and Evening Standard. Dunn died in 1956, Beaverbrook’s first wife died in 1927.
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Alabama Campus Sees Normal Day Amid Integration
On a campus returning to normalcy, two Negro students Vivan Malone and James Hood attended their second day of classes under federal court order with police and National Guardsmen present. A third Negro, David McGlathery, entered Huntsville extension center and was largely ignored by students. McGlathery, a mathematician, described his class as rough. Army Secretary Vance allowed guardsmen to return to civilian duties unless in training.
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Cyrus Vance
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Lighter Side Questions Anonymity In CIA Spending
Dick West notes CIA security aims clash with its stealth, recounting a Senate page incident and cheeky budget sleuthing. He flags Abaca fiber funds, lighthouse keeper widows annuities, Naval Academy laundry costs, brush disposal, and Nubian monuments as suspicious examples.
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Gilpatric to face Senate probe on X22 contract
Roswell L. Gilpatric deputy defense secretary is slated to testify before Senate investigators on why he rejected Navy recommendations in awarding the 17 million X22 vertical takeoff plane contract to Bell Aerosystems. The hearing also covers related civil rights and consumer protection matters in Congress.
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Magic Hobby Is Big Help For Clerics
Clergymen at a Society of American Magicians convention describe using magic in ministry. Army Chaplain Robert C. Anderson at Ft Leonard Wood shows how transforming silks into a butterfly scarf illustrates guiding fragmented lives to service. Maj Wayne Lockhart cites prison visits as using a simple silk trick to inspire personal change. Participants say magic aids hospital tents school sessions and church events, especially with children.
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ST. Louis
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U.S. Army
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Chaplain Anderson
Maj
Wayne Lockhart
Salvation Army
Maj. Lockhart
Army marks 188th anniversary with service branches listed
The United States Army and five service branches celebrate 188 years of service founded in June 1775 by the Continental Congress. The article details the origins of Infantry Adjutant General's Department Corps of Engineers Quartermaster Corps Finance Department and notes early pay scales and duties.
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Virginia
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Fort Sill
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30Th Infantry
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Corps
Artillery and Missile Center
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Pay Department
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J. H. Leggett
Zale Jewelry Profit Sharing Plan Boosts Securities
Zale Jewelry Company's employee Profit Sharing Plan received a record contribution of 776196 dollars for the year ending March 1 1963. Ben A Lipshy president and trustee announced the plan covers about 1600 participants in 34 states including Lawton. The cash contribution equals 10.97 percent of participating employees salaries. Last year balances earned additional plan credits. Total assets exceed millions. All contributions to the Plan are ...
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Ben A. Lipshy
Zale
Lawton
Zale Jewelry Company Posts Sales and Profit Progress
Lipsky credited the company for contributions to the Plan and noted continued progress in sales and profits across 298 Zale stores. He highlighted strong customer confidence in the markets served by the chain.
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Zale
Fire losses on farms hit record $175 million
UPI reports farm fires caused a record 175 million dollars in damage last year, up seven percent from the year before. A government survey found that the average rural fire cost six times as much as an urban blaze.
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