Army Command General Staff College Observes Anniversary
Leavenworth Kansas observes the 75th anniversary of the Army Command and General Staff College a school shaping future military leaders. About half the instruction covers atomic warfare as officers endure intense four week courses and long days of study. The college draws officers from regular Army and reserves with international officers and a pressurized atmosphere noted by staff.
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Army Command, General Staff College
Leavenworth
Kanai
Army
Command and General Staff College
Military Teadhers
Post Womens Club
C. A. Snow
Portland
Ore
C & Gsc
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Prisoner Faces New Charges in State Courts
Lyman C. Ramsdell of Youngstown Ohio is being brought from Atlanta for state court charges after a train robbery seven years earlier with George L. Ashton. The two rode a Detroit bound train, held passengers, forced a stop, and fled in a stolen car. Ramsdell to be held in Berkeley County jail until the October circuit term.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lpone
West Virginia
Lyman C. Ramsdell
Youngstown
Ohio
Atlanta
Rammsden
George L. Ashton
United States
Fairmont
Ashton
Lewisburg
Ramsdell
Kearneysville
Washington
Vance E. Sencindiver
Berkeley County
Plane Propeller Kills Passenger Over Windsor Ontario
A propeller tore loose from a TransCanada Vickers Viscount plane at 8000 feet over Michigan, killing a woman passenger and injuring 10 others. The jet-prop liner, en route from Chicago to Toronto, landed safely at Windsor Airport. The victim was 31 year old Mrs. Lippert from Hanover Ontario, wife of a Mayo Clinic doctor.
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Windsor
TransCanada
Michigan
Here
North America
Robert J. Lippert
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Hanover
Ont
Chicago
Toronto
Discipline Seen as Major Worry in Classrooms
Ohio superintendent Martin Essex lashed at classroom discipline in a speech to the NEA urging tougher support for teachers. He called for new discipline management, smaller classes, relief from nonprofessional tasks, and understanding the school role in democracy. He praised teaching professionalization and cited gains in status and fewer surveillance committees.
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Portland
Ore
Ohio
Martin Essex
Akron
National Education Assn
Essex
NEA
Republic
Actress Yvonne De Carlo Delivers First Child in California
Yvonne De Carlo and her seven-pound son Brice Ross Morgan are reported in good condition at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. The baby, born Saturday, was earlier expected in September. De Carlo is married to stuntman Robert Morgan.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Yvonne de Carlo
St. John’s Hospital
Brice Ross Morgan
Miss de Carlo
Robert Morgan
West Virginia Notes on Education and Local Government
The Rev. George Zorn S J elected treasurer of Wheeling College board, moving from Loyola Baltimore. Tri State Broadcasting names Thomas E Millsop president, linked to National Steel and Weirton Steel. Princeton reelects Amos Beam as mayor under manager government. Bluefield offices gain staff and leadership changes. A new Ravenswood post office building planned with bids soon.
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George Zorn
S. J
Wheeling College
Father Zorn
Wheeling
Loyola College
Baltimore
Northern Panhandle
Tri State Broadcasting Co
WEIR
Weirton
Thomas E. Millsop
Millsop
National Steel Corp
Weirton Steel
Princeton
Amos R. Beam
Ravenswood
H. B. Terring
Post Office Department
Rock and Roll Sound Breaks Bass Strings in Concert Tale
A Kansas City report cites a New Orleans tuner saying rock and roll riffs snapped bass strings on pianos. The tale blends music, society notes, and local events from West Virginia conferences to a jail escape in Wood County.
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Kansas City
O. J. Dodd
New Orleans
California Oil Dealers Split Over Price Rise
West Coast oil producers face rising operation costs against fixed crude prices. California imports most of its oil to cover demand as production lags behind consumption, prompting debate among independents and Standard Oil of California about price increases amid ample global reserves.
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Sam Dawson
San Francisco
Rockies
West Coast
Continental Divide
California
T. S. Petersen
Standard Oil Co
California Standard
United States
Canada
South America
Mideast
East Indies
Venezuela
Kuwait
Texas
Refugee Commissioner Van Heuven Goedhart Dies on Tennis Court
Dutch born Dr. G J Van Heuven Goedhart, UN refugee chief since 1951 and Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1954, died Sunday night while playing tennis at a private suburban court in Geneva. He was 35 and reportedly in good spirits, playing with his assistant James Read and friends. He had earlier coedited the wartime Netherlands paper Het Parool.
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Geneva
G. J. van Heuven Geedhart
van Heuven Geedhart
U.N
van Heuven Geed
Cellerier
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Bluefield
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Morris Harvey College
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Kentucky
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West Virginia Methodist Conference
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Jackson County
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Order of Eagles
WIT
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Atta
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M. J
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Charleston
W.va
National Piano Tuners Assn
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Market Street
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Mercer County Board of Health
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Wood County
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