Short Shorts Debate and Other Local News Gleanings
Winchester residents push limits on women’s shorts while city officials defer to state indecent exposure laws. A ball of firemen-like light startled San Antonio kids. POWs recount harsh treatment in captivity. a Sarasota family is saved by a fisherman's perfect cast. Texans and visitors share tense incidents, thefts, weddings, and quirky quotes from Paris.
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Winchester
Christian Dior
Herbert L. Brown
Brownshboro
Texas
Freedom Village
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Alfonso T. Natera Jr
Alpine
Chester Fisher
Sarasota
Fla
Joan
Christine
Mom
Pop
Fisher
Air Force weighs replacements as half of airmen near’ end of service
Washington reports the Air Force faces replacing about half of its active duty airmen within two years. An official cites four year enlistments from the Korean War era and plans to ease surpluses from non skilled jobs. 183000 must be replaced by July 1 with 86 nearing end of the year and 577000 total strength. Efforts include releasing surplus personnel with three years service and non skilled jobs and possible forced discharge for others.
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Air Force
Asti
United States
Beamer Son of Congressman Draft Induction Sparks Row
INDIANAPOLIS John v. Beamer Jr. 24 and seven other Wabash County men were inducted at Fort Knox Ky. Beamer claims his deferral was moved by influence of his Republican father Congressman Beamer. He was an industrial engineer with Proctor and Gamble in Sacramento and honeymooning in Hawaii.
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John v. Beamer Jr
Beamer
Wabash County
Fort Knox
Rep
Young Beamer
Proctor & Gamble
Sacramento
Calif
Selective Service
Washington
Aseoes "Beamer
Hawaii
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Noted Brick Walk Yields to Progress at Santa Fe Depot
The old brick walk before the Santa Fe Railroad depot is being torn up for a concrete platform. Officials say the change removes the tripping hazard. Notable figures linked to the walk include Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft, King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, Prince Leopold, and racehorse Dan Patch was once walked here.
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Drama at Melon Patch Tests Honesty in Police Raid
In Nevada Missouri two girls testified as officers stopped a car near a watermelon patch where Hunt, a deputy driving drunk, claimed to be the culprit. Sheriff Les Walters announced five boys were after watermelons as Ruben Phillips, armed with a rifle and shotgun, fled after shots were fired near the farm. The posse used tear gas and advanced on the building but Phillips escaped, taking the shotgun with him. Walters fined Watters $300 for unrelated offences.
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Raleigh
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C. J. Atkins
Nevada
Les
Hunt
Newton A. Walters
Trolmen and
National Guard
Watters
Ruben Phillips
Phillips
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