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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

3

De Puy Shapes U S Army’s Big Red One With Ruthlessness

Maj. Gen. William E. De Puy commands the 1st Infantry Division north of Saigon using strict discipline and high standards to mold 14 000 men into a premier unit. He relieves commanders for failures, emphasizes mobility and rapid deployment, and aims to keep the division among the best in Vietnam with plans to lead until early next year.

de Puy Big Red Saigon South Viet Nam U.S William E. de Puy Lai Khe William C. Westmoreland Viet Nam Westmoreland DePuy Black Lions N.D Normandy

GM Is Still Largest Employer In State

Ohio’s 157 firms employing over 1,000 workers total 621,900 jobs, with General Motors leading in 1965 at 82,121 Ohio employees. Republic Steel 36,009, GM 33,500, retain same top ranks since 1962, followed by General Electric United States Steel Goodrich Tire and Rubber and Youngstown Sheet and Tube.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Ohio Maneral Motors Corp Fr. Neuenschwander Neuenschwander Republic Steel Corp En Motor Co General Electric Ued States Steel Cor Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Youngstown Sheet and Tuber

Today in History August 31 1966 highlights

On this date in 1902 the Danbury hatters boycott case began as companies sued labor union members over boycott damages. In 1842 the United States Bureau of Medicine and Surgery was formed.

Danbury Hatters United States Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Mansfield tire plant strike ends after 1500 workers walkout

About 1,500 workers at Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co. walked out on Tuesday and ended the strike the next day. United Rubber Workers Local 17 officials urged a return to work. the exact strike cause was not reported.

Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co United Rubber Workers Local 17

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