Guard Plan Due Go Ahead for National Guard Reorg
Governors to meet Army Secretary Vance this weekend to review a sweeping National Guard reorganization. They aim to allow 400000 authorized strength while permitting some units to exceed limits for modernization and recruitment flexibility. McNamara ruling and recruiting standards loom as talks unfold in Washington with Vandiver leading a seven state committee.
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McNamara
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vance
McNatara
Guard
Army
Sephen Ailesary
Yellre Dng
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Washington
National Guard Association
Vandiver
Governors’ Conference
Hershey
Welo
Tron
Vince
States’ Adjutants-General
San Antonio Slahs end Ne San Antonio Gorey Hwurst Consolidated
Publicating Ofices at Broadway San Antonio lists daily and Sunday editions with various prices and subscription options. The notice outlines rates for daily and Sunday issues, including special sales and regional pricing details.
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San Antonio
TSTA Plan Ready for Legislators
The Texas State Teachers Association outlined a three point program for the upcoming Legislature session. Proposals include five day minimum sick leave per year for teachers, regional film centers with state aid, retirement benefit restructures using the best ten years, and higher minimums for longer service teachers. The plan projects state costs of 300,000 dollars yearly for retirement and up to 2 million for sick leave.
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Austin
ULP
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Legislature
TSTA
Sday Minimual
Museeum
Allternate
TSPA
Milkman's Job Suits Him to Tea in London
A milkman’s delivery truck in London shows a sign reading Dink More Milk and another sign Gone Ver, signaling a quirky misprint or playful advertising in the street scene. Local residents recall the driver’s routine and a fondness for tea as in the text on the vehicle.
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Lonnon
UPI
Loalan
UN Chief Thant Reins In Congo Military Action
United Nations Secretary General Thant demands discipline from UN commanders in the Congo after Jadotville capture. Bunche to lead talks with Tshombe as Katanga remains tense. Officials say force may pause to negotiate while avoiding a collapse of mining facilities.
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Leopardville
Katanga
Lisregard
Stich
Jadotville
J 'Thant
Tshambe
Sudot- Ville
U.N
Kolweer
U Thant
Pierre J. Nuss
Hearst
United Nations
N.Y
O 'Thant Fyday
Congo
Judatville
Kuph Bunche
Loopoligdtte
Kalinwezi
Jias
Clear Tstombe
Moise Tshombe
Kolworl Aml
Adouvesislange
Ita
Leopoldville
Elisabethville
Thant
Tshom
Tshombe
Bunche
Ted Jle
United Nations orders probe into Belgian women's deaths
The United Nations said Secretary General Thant ordered an immediate investigation into the deaths of two Belgian women shot by Indian troops near Jadotville. A UN spokesman and Congo commander Robert Gardiner expressed deep regret, and Thant asked Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak for clarification.
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UPI
United Nations
Thant
L.N
Jadotville
U.N
Thant Ani
Congo
Robert Gardiner
Ghana
Fhe
Pinib Heari Spaak
Texas School Fund Boosted The Permanent Fund Growth
Austin reports Texas permanent school fund has grown by more than 162 million over three years due to investments in comparable securities and refunding bonds. The fund supplied schools with over 121 million in non tax money last year, totaling more than 447 million by November end at about five percent return. Officials project interest carry should exceed 20 million in the next decade if growth continues.
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Austin
Texas
Auoney
Treasury
Inter Ost Caried Shuld
JFK Leads Tribute to Kerr Funeral for Oklahoma senator Kerr
President, mourners attend service under dismal skies for Sen. Robert S Kerr who rose from poverty to influence as a powerful U S senator. Delegation of 24 senators and many congressmen join family and Kerr employees at First Baptist Cathedral before interment at Rose Hill Mausoleum. Kerr died New Year’s Day in Washington of a heart attack and will be buried near Ada, Oklahoma.
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Leit
Robert S. Kerr
U.S. Senate
Albert
McAlester
Ohls
Teturn
Naaph Btc
First Baptist Fannery
Chuck
Kerr
Ayata
Rose Hill Mautoleum
Ada
Okla
Wilderess
Oklahoma
Washington
Herschel Hobby
Alben Barkley
Senate
SAR
Bbs
Fiat
Senate Finance
San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Fee
Chalvnnm
Sheriff's Deputy
Srmnale
Cordova
Carl Alhort
D-Okta
Imaiuith
Yemployes
Sep
Stob
Inco
Kalaor
Finker Air
United Steelwork Ree
Hospitil
Cousin Dies Near Here Attending Senator’s Funeral
Mau ren Breene aged 61, cousin of Mrs. Robert Kort, visiting Oklahoma City for the late senator’s funeral, died Friday of an apparent heart attack at a local hotel. He was dead on arrival at St Anthony Hospital about six hours later.
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Oklahoma City
UPT
Mauren
Bfike Breene
Robert S
Kort
Ted
Breens
Skintook
Okla
Tancher
Kergs
St. Anthony Hospital
Test Airlift Of 1500 Set Up
Gen. Lyman I. Lemmitzer, new NATO commander, announced air mobility exercises to be conducted January 1917. About 1,500 men of the 1st Infantry Division will be airlifted from their base in Kannas to Germany as part of the drill.
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Paris
UPI
Lyman I. Lemmitzer
NATO
Kannas
Germany
President Kennedy Postage Stamps Report
New York dispatch notes a U S stamp issue tied to President Kennedy. The item describes a postal collectible set offered by a dealer with a one dollar price and a larger $1 95 deluxe option. It mentions the White House and Capitol and appeals to stamp collectors nationwide.
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