Folsom fights plan to federalize Alabama National Guard
Governor James Folsom accused the Defense Department and Budget Bureau of a concerted effort to downgrade the Alabama National Guard and place state troops under full federal control. He testified before a House Armed Services subcommittee against extending six months active duty for new enlistees and criticized alleged withholding of $30 million for National Guard armories and facilities.
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Two Lanes Open on Soledad for Three Weeks
Two lanes on Soledad street near Armistead and Prean will stay open for three weeks while telephone workers install lines for the National Bank of Commerce building under construction. Traffic Engineer Stewart Fischer said the other lanes will be closed during the work.
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Immigration Man Quitting Immigration Director Walter Sahn
Walter Sahn district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service announced Friday he is being transferred to Washington, D C He said he did not want more moves after 12 transfers in 23 years and planned to settle in San Antonio where he hopes to engage in business He has been in San Antonio since January 1955 and is to be succeeded by Harlan B Carter formerly of Laredo now in Washington D C
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Two Top Reds Die in Soviet Death Announcements
The Soviet Union announced the deaths of Prof. Aaron N. Trainin aged 74 and Lt. Gen. Ivan Gerasi movich Sovelnikov. The notices name the two high ranking figures as prominent legal and military leaders.
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Mansfield Fills In for Lyndon as Senate Leader
WASHINGTON Feb. 8. Sen. Mansfield Mant is serving temporarily as senate Democratic leader while Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas takes a minor vacation from his senate duties.
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