Seaman Recruit Richard Fazio Begins Navy Basic Training
Richard C. Fazio 19 son of Mr and Mrs Sam Fazio Willard begins nine weeks of basic training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He will study military subjects live and work under conditions of ship and shore duty learning seamanship survival drill and basic Navy skills supervised by petty officers. Upon completion he will be assigned to a school shore station or ship.
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Richard C. Fazio
USN
Sam Fazio
Willard
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
McNamara to Push Merger of Army Reserve into National Guard
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara plans to renew efforts in 1966 to merge the Army Reserve into the National Guard. The plan envisions a single force of 8 divisions and 16 brigades totaling about 550000 men, with the Reserve eliminated and the Guard remaining as the Army’s civilian backup. The Guard now has roughly 375000 and the Reserve about 250000.
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Washington
UPD
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Army Reserve
National Guard
Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Army
Defense Department
McNamara
Guard
Greenwich's Den 2Named For Honor
Greenwich's Den 2 was named the Honor Den for December as Pack 226 held its monthly meeting with about 50 attendees. Den mothers Mrs. Jim Montgomery and Mrs. Jim Curtiss oversee six boys who exchanged handmade gifts at the Christmas party and planned a tour of the Pepsi Cola Bottling plant in Mansfield on December 29.
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Greenwich
Den
Jim Montgomery
Jim Curtiss
den Mes
Earl Hartley
Mansfield
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Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Huron County Bank
Home Savings & Loan Co
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Greenwich’s den
KRAFT
Philadelphia
Daiseyfield
IGA
Hershey
Dainties
Rus Groceries
la Ae
A. Nsan Sten Ai
Albright
Kraft Orange Juice
Taylor Sweet Potatoes
Penn-Parist
Gaymode
Melton Coats
Norwalk
Fantastic Buy
Fortres
Towncraft
Towncraft Plus’ Sport
Penn-Prest
Parkas
Vinal
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