Reservists Complain of Poor Morale At Camps, Pentagon Says
AP reports mixed feedback on National Guard and reserve deployments. Despite a few reports of rickety barracks, obsolete weapons, and supply gaps, Army leaders say morale remains high and mobilization proceeds with limited complaints. President Kennedy defended callups, urging patience amid hardship while stressing service aids national security.
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Stahl Jr
Pentagon
Jack Fossie
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Ft.Ord
California
Kansas
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Ft. Stuart
Georgia
Army drops punishment for GI who grumbled to Boston Herald
Elvis J. Stahr rescinded the two week restriction on Spec. 5 William M. Miller Jr. at Ft. Devens after Army officials determined the penalty misapplied to a soldier letter. The case involved a personal opinion letter to a news outlet, not a request for review of safeguarded information. Miller, recalled after 45 months, said he could not use the critical military skill during active duty.
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The
National Guard Association
Kennedy
O’konski
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Ft. Lewis
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
O’komski
FT. Devens Mass
Elvis J. Stahr
Chicago
Boston Herald
William M. Miller Jr
Miller
William J. Verbeck
Ft. Devens
Deer Hunt Becomes Dear From Heaven
In Kane Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Lewis Signorella of Taren tum went hunting Monday but their outing ended with a baby boy born at Kane Community Hospital Mrs Signorella 31 was rushed to the hospital after the deer hunt turned into a birth The event created a unlikely double surprise for the couple and local observers
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Kane, Pa
Lewis Signorella
Tarentum
Signorella
Kane Community Hospital
Akron Faces 1962 Budget Deficit Of 763000
Akron Ohio city faces a 1962 budget shortfall of 763000 dollars, according to City Finance Director Frank Vogel. The figure highlights anticipated revenue gaps and needed adjustments to balance the upcoming year’s municipal finances.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Frank Vogel
Injunction Denied in Ohio Bell Transfer Case
In Cleveland AP report Judge J J P Corrigan refused to grant the Communications Workers Union an injunction blocking Ohio Bell from permanently transferring 23 employees from Youngstown to Akron. The union had sought to halt the move since October, but Corrigan cited contract interpretation for linemen splicers and helpers.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Communications Workers Union
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Youngstown
Akron
J.J.P. Corrigan
Communication Workers of America
Corrigan
Judg Corrigan
Charles White
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