Scoutmasters Take On Time-Consuming Tasks
Special AP report from Albuquerque profiles six adult Scoutmasters selected for the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge. The piece names Fred Dunn, John Dear, Hobgen H Houston, Ray Dove, George Counts, and George W Smith, detailing roles, connections, and scouting histories as they prepare for the July event.
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New Mexico
Valley Forge
Ralph Trigg JR
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Fred Dunn
Kit Carson Council
General Electric Supply Co
Sandia
St. Joseph
Wichita
Kas
Rick
John Dear
Lobo
Trinity Methodist Church
Navy Mobilization Unit 8-2
University of New Mexico
Hobgen H. Houston
Sandia Corporation
Ray Dove
Jerry
George Counts
Navy
John
Camp Zia
George W. Smith
First Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
George W
Collegiate Couple Overcomes Disability to Wed in Opeloiousas
In Opelousas Louisiana Dianne Dezauche and Donald Dee Glyn two University of Illinois students with polio and spinal inflammation wed at Louisiana Memorial Methodist church. He walked her down the aisle using crutches and they plan a New Orleans honeymoon and Seattle home with two collapsible wheelchairs in their car.
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Opelousas
Dianne Dezauche
Louisiana Memorial Methodist Church
Donald Dee Glyn
University of Illinois
New Orleans
Seattle
Dianne
Donald
Illinois
Mokena, Il
Don
Security clearances clash echoes of Truman and Eisenhower
A bipartisan commission concludes Eisenhower’s security risk program overreached and recommends returning to Truman era rules with changes. It notes the 1956 Supreme Court ruling limited the program to sensitive posts and argues many firings arose from the broader 1912 suitability standard.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
Loyd Wright
Eisenhower
Commission
Car Designed by Illinois Roommate to Be Showcased
Don, aided by his Illinois roommate William Huber, has been hired by an exporting firm in Seattle to develop a new vehicle concept. The project highlights cross state collaboration and industry interest in innovative design from the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
William Huber
Don
Seattle
Cuban boxer Nino Valdes Chooses Ring Over Baseball
Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes once wished to play baseball and even trained as a first baseman in Cuba but ultimately pursued a career in boxing.
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Nino Valdes
Cuba
Santa Fe Names Artesia Educator Superintendent
George P. White 46 from Artesia was appointed superintendent of the Santa Fe Municipal School System. His $12,000 yearly contract takes effect July 1 as the current superintendent T. C. Bird resigns, following a special Santa Fe meeting.
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Santa Fe
Artesia
George P. White
Supt
T. C. Bird
White
The
Santa
Artesia chooses new school official from 18 applicants
White, administrative assistant in charge of instruction for the Artesia public school system, was selected from 18 applicants for a three year contract with a two year option to extend three years.
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Fe School Board
White
Artesia
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