Army assigns officers and promotes personnel in raids and retirements
Department of the Army releases detailed reassignments and promotions across the force. Major General Richard Collins moves to Fort Holabird while Maj Gen Daniel A. O Connell heads to Canal Zone. Brigadier Generals Lynch and Kerwin receive overseas postings, with numerous captains promoted and reassigned to posts from Fort Bliss to Fort Sill and Presidio of San Francisco. Retirements include Majors Ebel and Quinlan, while acting appointments and commendations are noted for several officers.
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Washington DC
Ft Holabird
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Canal Zone
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James H. Lynch
France
Walter T Kerwin Jr
Usareur
Wilburt J. Irwin
Ent Afb
APO
New York
Foi
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Carl B. Guess Jr
Jack A. Sasseen
Sta Univ of Oklahoma
Nathaniel W. Foster Jr
Ft Hood
Ft Riley
Henry N. Ebel
Ft Bliss
Edward S. Rice
Korea
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John F. Kwasigrech
Myron J. Longmore
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Thomas E. Walters
Cecil C. Capps Jr
Tilden
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Benning
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Campbell
Francis E. Pichon Jr
Slidell
Lawe
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Sparkhill
Funeral Rites for Lizzie Kincannon Held in Marlow
Services for Miss Sara Elizabeth Lizzie Kincannon longtime second grade teacher in Marlow were held at 10 30 a m in Callaway Smith Funeral Home chapel She died Sunday in Enid born Draco Texas August 18 1888 she lived in Marlow since 1900 Survivors include brothers Dewey Enid and Marvin Marlow Rev Clarence Ball officiated Burial in Marlow Cemetery Bearers named Funeral details for Charlie Chris Jepsen 70 Sterling include 230 p m service at Sterling First Methodist Church He died Saturday in Lawton after a long illness Burial in Sterling Cemetery with Dalton Funeral Home Fletcher directing Jepsen born April 16 1892 Schaller Iowa moved to Sterling 1905 Married Mae Carter December 14 1916 He was a retired farmer member of Sterling Methodist Church Survivors include wife two daughters Mildred Bowles Sterling two sons Delmar Lawton and Darwin Lawton three sisters Hannah Andresen Schaller Iowa Pat Harrel Elgin and Rodney Turner Sterling a brother Pete Fletcher six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Callaway-Smith Funeral Home
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Enid
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Tex
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Sterling
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Lawton
T. E. Ward
Charlie Beck
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Schaller
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Sterling Methodist Church
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Delmar
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Pat Harrel
Elgin
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De Gaulle Faces Stiff Labor Crisis as Walkouts Grow
France endures a severe energy shortage as 200 000 nationalized coal miners join with gas and electricity workers in walkouts. De Gaulle convened a special cabinet meeting amid rising pressure to resolve the strikes and avert broader industry shutdowns.
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UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
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Polls Open Until 7 P.M. In Lawton School Election
Polls for Lawton district's annual school election run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Tomlinson and Central junior high schools and Eisenhower junior-senior high. All registered voters may vote on the five-mill building levy approved for years. Lawrence Sheffield, board president, seeks re election in Ward 5 and is unopposed.
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Justin Kuntz
Tomlinson
Central
Eisenhower
Kuntz
Lawrence Sheffield
Casket Firm Runs Self Help Traffic Safety Campaign
A West Memphis Arkansas casket manufacturer promotes road safety with a bold truck sign warning drivers to drive carefully or risk becoming part of the firm’s next load.
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U S Cardinal Mindszenty to Meet Austrian Prelate in Budapest
The U S legation in Budapest will arrange a meeting between Joszef Mindszenty and Franz Koenig when Koenig visits. The State Department ordered immediate entry for Koenig to Mindszenty, who has been in asylum at the legation since November 1956. Officials expect Koenig to arrive soon after Easter.
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Joszef Cardinal
Mindszenty
Austria
Franz Cardinal Koenig
Koenig
Budapest
State Department
Washington
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
John XXIII
Good Business Start Washington Shows 1963 Growth Pace
The White House chief economic expert said early 1963 starts stronger than 1962 with Walter W. Heller noting the year could see about a 3 percent rise in economic growth. King Hassan II of Morocco began a 10 day U S state visit, meeting President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk with an address planned at the National Press Club in Washington.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Magazine Publishers Association
Heller
New York
Hassan II of
Morocco
United States
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
National Press Club
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