Old Cavalry Goes Flying in Modern Army Helicopters
Washington reports the Army plans a flying cavalry using helicopters to scout front lines and rear areas. A first squadron of about 200 men will train at Fort Bragg with light two man helicopters and larger rotorcraft, supported by light tanks. The unit will operate in three troops: scouting with small copters, medium troops with larger aircraft, and a blocking force by land until heavy reinforcements arrive. Training also advances at Fort Sill and Camp Rucker as Army Aviation School shifts. Enlisted volunteers sought. emblem to follow once testing progresses.
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Washington
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Pentagon
Korea
Ft. Sill
Okla
Army Aviation School
Camp Rucker
Ala
Army
Women’s apparel sale at Allied Enterprises plant
Allied Enterprises Inc Cleaning Division advertises cash and carry pricing at the Pineville pickup station near Pineville Shoe Store in WilEville, West Virginia. Dresses skirts suits are 75c and 40c respectively with other items priced proportionally.
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Pineville
Allied Enterprises Inc
Ineville
W Va
Boehnke Invites Eisenhower Salmon Fishing Trip
Washington Oregon Republican committeeman Ed G. Boehnke sent word to the White House inviting President Eisenhower to come to Winchester Bay Oregon for salmon fishing after his renomination at the 1956 GOP convention in San Francisco.
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Washington
Oregon
Ed G. Boehnke
White House
Eisenhower
Winchester Bay
San Francisco
Blue Cross baby first in U. S. born under plan at Memorial
Second Generation CHAPEL HILL N C Mrs Ann Woodard Reid 21 the first baby in the United States paid for by the Blue Cross hospital service plan gave birth to an 8%% pound boy in Memorial Hospital yesterday He was born under the Blue Cross plan joining the nationwide coverage of the program
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Ann Woodard Reid
United States
Blue Cross Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Blue Cross
586 Candidates Defeated by Hungary's Ballot
Budapest reports complete returns from a recent election showing over 100000 voters cast "no" ballots. Communist-supported candidates were defeated for first time since 1948. A new law required at least half the votes. 111,295 no and 21,644 invalid ballots were recorded from a six million vote.
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Budapest
Hungary
Berkeley Lab Plans High Altitude Research Station
A UC led project will place a 100 foot long research facility atop a high Sierra peak at about 14 250 feet. It will house 586 of 104 596 candidates and study cosmic rays weather and biology in extreme cold. The lab, funded by a 50 000 dollar NSF grant, will surpass Mt Evans stations and joins Crooked Creek and Mt Barcroft labs on White Mountain near the Nevada border.
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University of California
National Science Foundation
Mt. Evans
Denver
Crooked Creek
Mt. Barcroft Laboratory
White Mountain
California Sierra
Nevada
Evory
Gunfighter's Return at Shiloh Barroom Showdown
Eve and Charley Bonn discuss town tensions as Jim Rimbaud confronts Lew Stromberg and his foreman Jubal after Limpy Smith is hurt in a barroom brawl. Rimbaud senses Stromberg’s calculated caution masking power while awaiting a turn in the looming dispute.
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Eve
Charley Bonn
Shiloh
Stromberg
Link
Rimbaud
Jim
Bonn
Limpy Smith
Limpy
Sam
Maria
Faith Shumway
Eve Odegarde
Charley
Della Stromberg
Fonso
Finucane
Buck Aubrey
Lew Stromberg
Ernie
Doc Odegarde
Smith
Hugh Jubal
Red Shafter
Jubal
Poe
Jim Rimbaud
Rimrock
Sam Maiden
Hugh
Shafter
Lincoln County
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Ohio
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Delaware
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Bernard, Jr
Douglas
International Soundphotos
Pegasus
Dori
Asp
Wisconsin
VY Ib
Krafis
Velveeta
Coldstream Genuine
Saia
Sultana
Pillsbury
Ann Page
Haddock
Jane Parker
Thur
America
Tke
March of Science
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AP Science Reporter
Berkley
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Della
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Gasco Food Institute
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Greyhound
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Prince St
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