Soldiers use West Virginia hills to train for guerrilla warfare
In Kingwood West Virginia troops from Fort Bragg and Camp Dawson train for counter insurgency in rugged terrain. The 19 day cycles simulate infiltration and native guerrilla operations with 250 aggressors and 100 support troops. Residents observe farm messages and rural maneuvers as part of a nationwide effort under President Kennedy's policy.
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West Virginia
Adj
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Camp
Dawson
Fort Bragg
7Th
82Nd
Miller
Peace Corps Critics Changing Their Tune
Washington news brief on Sargent Shriver and the Peace Corps. Critics shifted stance after a year, Congress backs an expanded budget, and plans call for nearly doubling activities. Volunteers work in nations from Ghana to Thailand under local supervision, with public support growing.
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Peace Corps
Washington
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Capitol
Kennedy
Nigeria
Shriver
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Philippines
Tanganyika
Colombia
Chile
Malaya
Pakistan
St. Lucia
Caribbean
Thailand
U. S
Peace Corps volunteers receive no pay only living expenses
Peace Corps volunteers serve without salary, receiving only basic living allowances to cover housing meals and local transportation while abroad, according to program guidelines. The article notes volunteers commit to service, often in developing regions, focusing on community projects and cultural exchange.
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Peace Corps
Middletown High Spanish Banquet Set For April 3
The annual Middletown High School Spanish banquet will be held April 3 at the First Presbyterian Church. chair of decorations Joan Andrews. Betty Storer to send invitations. Dan Myers leads the program with Lourdes Garcia, from Cuba, the main speaker. About 80 attendees expected with student entertainers from Miami University and Western College for Women.
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Middletown High School
First Presbyterian Church
Joan Andrews
Iinvitation
Betty Storer
Dan Myers
Lourdes Garcia
Cuba
Dayton
Miami University
Western College For Women
Oxford
Josephine Armstrong
Youth Is Indicted In Slaying At Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP reports 21 year old Thomas Clifford Hept was indicted by the grand jury on first degree murder in the brutal robbery slaying of Russell Farlow 50 an attendant at a Montfort Heights area service station.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Clifford Hept
Russell Farlow
Montfort Heights
Whitcomb to Attend Institute for Mathematics Education
Harry L. Whitcomb a Roosevelt Junior High math teacher is among five Ohioans chosen for Bowling Green State University's second academic year mathematics institute running July 19 1962 to June 2 1963 funded by an NSF grant. The program offers 3450 pay to each of 31 secondary school teachers from 12 states plus dependent books travel and fees. Whitcomb 24 a Hayden Indiana native and Franklin College graduate faces a year’s leave to participate.
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Harry L. Whitcomb
Fifth Ave
Roosevelt Junior High
Bowling Green State University
National Science Foundation
Whitcomb
Bruce KR. Vogell
Hayden
Ind
Franklin (Ind.) College
Cortland
Scioto River project OKed by Army Engineers Board
The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, part of the U S Army Corps of Engineers, approved the Scioto River report totaling about 116 million dollars. Upstream dams would be built on Mill Creek Alum Creek Big Darby and Deer Creek with reservoirs on Salt and Paint Creeks downstream. Rep William H Harsha said Chillicothe flood project must await approval by federal agencies and Gov DiSalle before going to the House Public Works Committee for omnibus bill inclusion.
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Columbus, Ohio
Board of Engineers Or Rivers and’ Harbors
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Scioto River
Mill Creek
Alum Creek
Big Darby
Deer Creek
Columbus
Sci‘oto
William H. Harsha
Rohio
Chillicothe
Harsha
Portsmouth
Michael V. DiSelle
House Committee On Public Works
U S Policy Talks Slated For Toledo
Washington officials from the State Department will visit Toledo April 24 25 for a foreign policy briefing held with the Toledo Blade and the Toledo Council on World Affairs to improve understanding of policy among press radio TV and private groups.
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Washington
State Department
Toledo
Toledo Blade
Toledo Council On World Affairs
Army enlisted man receives clothing items valued at 150 dollars
An Army enlisted man today received 65 items of personal clothing valued at about 150 dollars. The items were delivered under military aid or surplus provisions, marking a routine issue of basic apparel to a service member.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Army
Cheat River Bottom
Special Forces Group
Airborne
82Nd Airborne Division
South Vietnam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Property Consulting
James A. Beatty
Central Ave
Cincy
Canda
Montreal
Harry Whitcomb
Middletown's
Happy Wanderers
Hawaii
United Airlines
Honolulu
Chicago
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Girts
Aloha
Reef Hotel
Hawaiian Village
Mon
Chinatown
Bishop Museum of
Mount Tantalus
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Outer Islands
Maui Palms
Sat
Hilo
Big Island
Kone
Kauai
Garden Isle
Coco Palms
First National Bank Travel Dept
San Fran
Cisco
Seattle
Tions
Dorothy Yoder
First National Bank
Fern Grotto
Lawai Park
Hanpe Valley
Warmes Canyon
Mors Gardens
Thur
United
Ocean
Oie
North Main St
Dial
U.S
Middletown
Red Cross
Calais
Ross’ Shof Dept
Ross
Ascot
Vanguard
American National Red Cross
New Kentfield
Sm-L-Al
Ross’ Menswear
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