Air Force Command Shuffle Names New Chiefs
President Johnson announces Aug 1 reorganization of Tactical Air Command and other major Air Force posts. General Disosway to lead TAC in Germany replaced by Holloway, while Sweeney and Bradley retire to hold ranks. Several vice commanders promoted to lieutenant general and reassigned across multiple commands.
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Washington
Johnson
Gabriel P. Disosway
Tactical Air Command
US Air Force
Germany
J.uce K. Holloway
Holloway
U.S. Strike Command
Macdill Air Force Base
Fla
John W. Carpenter II
Ralph P. Swofford Jr
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Swofford
White House
Albert P. Clark
Pacific Air Forces
Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Lewis L. Mundell
Air Force Logistics Command
Charles B. Westover
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cecil H. Childre
U.S
NTC
Ankara
Turkey
Continental Air Command
Robins Air Force Base
Macon
Georgia
Henry Viccellio
John D. Ryan
Horace M. Wade. Carpenter
Air Uni
10 Year Term Houston Judge Enters Prison
Clem McClelland former Houston probate judge surrendered to warden Paul Jacks to begin a 10 year sentence. He was convicted of converting 2500 from an estate to his own use and became the states 12877th convict. Two others were convicted in the case Jerry O’Brien and John Schnellbacher.
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Huntsville
Clem McClelland
Houston
Paul Jacks
McClelland
Gordon von Stroh
Jerry O'Brien
John Schnellbacher
J. Edwin Smith
Senate Okays 7.69 Billion Money Bill For Treasury Posts
The Senate approved a 7.69 billion dollar appropriations bill for the Treasury Post Office and executive office raising the total with add ons by 1.09 billion including 1.03 billion for the IMF. It rejected 522 thousand for armored cars but boosted Secret Service funds to 8.31 million and ordered Post Office staff increases and days off for rural offices.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Post Office
Executive Office
International Monetary Fund
Executive Department
Johnson
Secret Service
Post Office Department
Customs Bureau
Senate Appropriations Committee
Six World War II war criminals sentenced to death in Krasnodar
Tass reported six men identified as N. Matvienko V. Belyakov I. Nikiforov I. Zaitsev V. Podernok and F. Tikhonovsky were sentenced to death by shooting for mass killings of prisoners at Sobibor Belzec and Yanovsky camps. Witnesses testified they shot prisoners and crowded them into gas chambers, killing old people women and children.
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Moscow
Krasnodar
Northern
Caucasus
Tass
N. Matvienko
V. Belyakov
I. Nikilforov
I. Zaitsev
V. Podernok
F. Tikhonovsky
Sobibor
Belzec
Poland
Yanovsky
Ivor
Ukraine
Stalin Museum in Gori to reopen this year
Moscow reports the Stalin Museum at Gori will reopen this year and the Gori Hotel is being refurbished to handle an expected influx of tourists. This marks cautious re Stalinization by successors to de Stalinizer Nikita Khrushchev.
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Moscow
Stalin
Gori
Nikita Khrushchev
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