Movement of 35th Division To Camp McCoy Under Way
Movement of the 35th Infantry Division to summer field training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin is underway. Advance elements of the Missouri and Kansas National Guard division will leave in intervals this week with the bulk enveloping a week from Saturday. The plan calls for 18 special trains and 19 highway convoys to move about 8 000 officers and men. Maj. Gen. John C. McLaughlin will command a two week field training emphasis on individual and crew weapon firing. The 135th Tank Battalion from Southwest Missouri will not join this year but the 135th Anti aircraft Battalion from Northwest Kansas will be present during fall. The 775th Military Police Battalion and the 923rd Ambulance Co. also accompany. A division wide ceremony is set for Saturday morning Aug. 6 with awards and a parade for the general and guests. Company E Arkansas City Kansas will receive the General McLaughlin Trophy. Company E Jackson Missouri placed second this year. First detachments to depart were cooks, who left yesterday for a cooks and bakers school. Advance detachments will move during the week to ready the camp.
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Santa Fe
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923Rd Ambulance Co
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Auimve
Alus
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Kas
137Th Infantry
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Armistice Commission rejects Diem truce HQ move
World-Wide Briefs report the Armistice Control Commission refused Diem's demand to locate its headquarters outside Saigon. Other notes: Indian Canadian Polish Commission to move to Hanoi next month. a Danish submarine fire traps crew. Singapore pressures for immediate self rule. composer Isaak Dunayevsky dies. bats captured after a Covington woman reads of a Cincinnati scientist's bat fascination.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Three Turncoats Face Arrest On Arrival At San Francisco
Three former Allied soldiers who fled to Red China after the Korean War will be arrested aboard their passenger liner when it docks in San Francisco next Friday. William C. Cowart, Lewis W. Griggs, and Otho G. Bell, aged 22 to 24, will face charges including aiding the enemy and misconduct as prisoners.
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Tex
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Olympia
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No Objection To US Effort Sees No Grounds For Objection
The Nationalist Chinese government stated it sees no grounds for objection to any U S effort to release Americans held by the Chinese Communists. Wu Nanju said assurances were given that Geneva talks will not imply diplomatic recognition or affect ROC essential interests, though Beijing's position irks Taibei.
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Red China
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Republic of China
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Washington
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Faces Charge In A Killing In Huntsville Mo
A 4 year old painter is charged with slaying 69 year old Mrs Muriel H Brown whose body was found in the basement of her Kansas City area home. James Richardson, who had accompanied Brown on a Montana trip, was arrested and agreed to sign a waiver for extradition to Kansas. He had been sought since Brown was found dead about 10 days earlier. The body was hidden under tarps and clothing. Brown had withdrawn $2000 from a savings and loan account during her Montana trip. officers found no money at her home. Richardson was not questioned about the death. Sheriff Amos Magruder said Richardson forged and cashed…
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Huntsville
Muriel H. Brown
Kansas City
Kas
James Richardson
New Desks For Kansas House
Topeka bidders competed for 125 new desks for the Kansas House of Representatives with Thacher Inc. winning at 14463 dollars while Crane Co. quoted 16000 dollars.
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Kansas House
Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
Thacher Inc
Crane Co
State widening narrow bridges in northeast Kansas
Two state highway crews widen bridges in northeast Kansas. A bridge on K-187 near Centralia will grow from 18 to 28 feet. Three bridges on US-73 between Horton and Hiawatha receive the same treatment. Work planned to start soon on three bridges on US-50 as well.
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Topeka
Kansas
Centralia
Horton
Hiawatha
Jon
Dies At 117 In Raleigh Area Slave Remembered
Rufus Holloway a former enslaved man born January 1 1839 at the Tom Holloway plantation near Durham lived in the Raleigh area for 25 years. He recalled a long life spanning emancipation and community histories.
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N.C
U—D
Rufus Holloway
Holloway
Tom Holloway
Durham
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