German Bulge commander von Manteuffel now a peaceful gardener
New York AP reports retired Gen Hasso E von Manteuffel once led the 5th Panzer Army in the Battle of the Bulge. Now 67 and living quietly, he discusses the war, tactics, and his view of Allied bravery, the Soviet threat, and postwar U.S.-German trust. He recalls St. Vith Bastogne and the rush across Ardennes before the German defeat.
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New York
Hasso E. von Manteuffel
Germany
Ardennes Forest
von Manteuffel
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
U.S
Meuse
St. Vith
Bastogne
Bastogne and
Nickel An Hour Controversy Over Wage Proposal
Ohio state officials weigh a nickel per hour wage rise for women and minors in food and lodging. The Minimum Wage Board recommended five cents for non service workers from 70 to 75 cents, while service workers 55 cents plus tips would not change. A labor official condemned the plan as an insult to the industry. Warren Smith of the Ohio AFL-CIO denounced it as antiquated. Walker has 10 days to act after a public hearing.
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Columbus, Ohio
William O. Walker
Walker
Students Raise Library Money In Kennedy Memorial Drive
Two Miami University student groups raised 255 for library gifts in memory of John F. Kennedy. Edward J. Feldman reported 50 to the Kennedy Memorial Library and 206 to Miami University Libraries for Latin America books. Proceeds came from sales of the UPI publication Four Days. The fundraiser involved Feldman and The Miami Student editor Sandra Thomas.
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Oxford — Library
John F. Kennedy
Miami University
Edward J. Feldman
Chicago
Kennedy Memorial
Latin America
Kennedy
Sae
United Press International
MUB
Broadcasting Honor Society
Feldman
Miami
Sandra Thomas
Dayton Journal Herald
Twenty Six Ways To Save Gas
A car ad notes gas savings depend on the driver and outlines twenty six causes of excessive fuel use. Twelve are human factors, the rest mechanical. Human habits like rapid starts and speeding waste fuel. mechanical issues include dirty carburetors and worn ignition parts.
Park Returns From West Germany With $39 Million Loan Pact
President Chung Hee Park flew back to Seoul after signing a $39 million commercial loan agreement with West Germany. The accord aims to support South Korea's government funding and economic programs.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
West Germany
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