Compromise Looms Over Guard Training Debate in House
In Washington Rep Osmers criticized a subcommittee move to end the six month active duty training rule. A Brooks plan proposes a compromise allowing 21 weeks for under 18 percent recruits and a June 1958 sunset to the six tenths rule while Army opposition cites need for six months basic training. The proposal has mixed support among lawmakers and the National Guard Association backs it with reservations.
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D-Ga
Full Armed Services Committee
Attack on Mindszenty Sparks Uprising Scattered
In Budapest an article from official papers claims Mindszenty exploited his refuge to direct political actions from the American Legation. It warns Catholics against royalists and urges priests to join a “peace movement” while noting Russian presence and potential threats. US Legation denies using the refuge for political aims. In Portsmouth, England, British warships salute the American flag for Independence Day as the Hardhead submarine joins operations.
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Three GIs Dead and Three Hurt in California Crash
Three South California soldiers died and three were injured in a high speed crash at the Plaza interchange five miles west of Visalia. A later fog crash on U S 99 south of the scene injured 14 people. Victims were Privates Leo R Howland 17 Eugene Clas pill 20 and Sgt Herbert P Farmer 24. Howland was from Fresno.
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Pontiff blesses 2000 U S sailors in Rome
Pope Pius XII appeared at his window to bless nearly 2,000 officers and crewmen from the aircraft carrier Forrestal visiting Rome. The sailors, part of a group assembled in St Peter's Square, cheered as the 80 year old Pontiff raised his arms in blessing.
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Order Founder Dead
Mrs. Ethel Weadwick 75 founder of the Order of Job's Daughters in 1920 Omaha and first president died Thursday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ethel Weadwick
Order of Job's Daughters
Omaha
Hot salad ideas for cold days
Mareh Retter Homes & Gardens offers hot salads to warm up cold days. Suggestions include Hot Bean Salad and Curried Chicken in Pepper Cups, with several recipes touted as complete meals. Find these in the March issue of Better Homes & Gardens, available where magazines are sold.
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