Names of fallen soldiers guide long quest for remembrance
The piece outlines the ongoing effort to identify and memorialize American war dead. It details World War II gains in identifications, smaller unknowns from Korea, and the Civil War origins of formal burial. It notes the evolution of graves registration, dental checks, and the metal identification disc adopted after World War I.
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Philippines
United States
Clues To Lost Dead Driven By Mothers Hope Across War
Despite wartime strain and early neglect, grave registration grew through military effort. MacArthur and Eisenhower pushed services forward in Philippines and North Africa, with chaplains preserving identities, while mortuary science wove meticulous tests to identify remains.
Dentist In Slick Job With Drill
Circleville Ohio AP a dentist Dr Richard Samuel was called in to repair a pit forming on a chrome steel cylinder used to coat mylar plastic film at an E I Dupont Circleville plant He deepened filled and smoothed the cavity with dental technique and a diamond tipped drill the repaired part preventing a defect in the 100 foot diameter mylar balloon for Project Echo at Cape Canaveral Florida
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Circleville
Cape Canaveral
Fla
DiSalle Sees Kennedy Nomination Nears Bold Ohio Support
Ohio Governor DiSalle says Kennedy appears set for the Democratic nomination and predicts a November victory for the party after Ohio’s May 3 primary shows Democrats outvoting Republicans by 78 000 and setting a record 73 623 Democratic primary total. He notes Kennedy’s early Ohio gains and hints at vice presidential possibilities while downplaying any firm choice. Republican delegates show Breyer leading at large with 504 072 votes and Taft Jr second with 500 749 in preliminary roll calls.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Jonn F Kennedy
Massachusetts
DiSalle
Los Angeles
Kennedy
D.salle
Diwalle
U.S
John W. Breker
Robert Taft Jr
Vacation rules for Middle Town students this week
The summer break starts this week with multiple dismissals. Public junior and senior high schools end at noon Wednesday, elementary pupils return Friday for report cards, and no public classes Thursday. Fenwick High shows no classes all week but attends a Thursday recognition chapel. St Marys Holy Trinity dismiss Friday at noon and St Johns at 9 45 a m.
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Middletown
Fenwick High School
St. Mary's
Holy Trinity
St. John’s
Rockefeller Plans Policy Speeches in New York
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announces major policy speeches on foreign affairs defense and agriculture. He will not actively campaign for the Republican presidential nomination and will neither endorse nor reject Vice President Richard M. Nixon as a candidate. Bricker and Taft are named as potential contenders.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Bricker
Taft
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