Army adopts new terms to stress Cold War paramilitary role
In testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee Army leaders outlined a shift to paramilitary operations marking guerrilla warfare as the modern term. Elvis J. Stahr Jr. and Gen. George H. Decker emphasized support to allied nations in South Vietnam with helicopter units aiding local forces against insurgents. Lt. Gen. Barksdale Hamlett described aims to defeat Communist inspired insurgencies before they threaten U.S. interests while providing field training and guidance to free nations. He noted U.S. forces may also assist with public health and construction to stabilize affected countries.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
George H. Decker
South Viet Nam
Barksdale Hamlett
United States
Free Nations
U.S
Hamlett
Re-Election Sought By Democrats
California Democrats rally behind Gov. Edmund G Brown and Lt. Gov. Glenn M Anderson for re election with a 650 club coalition and 3 000 delegates at the CDC convention endorsing four more years for the Brown Anderson ticket. Governor Brown attacks Nixon over ultr a right wing ties and is backed by Paul Ziffren who cites Brown as best to lead California toward Kennedy era change. The convention prepares for endorsement decisions on Sunday with other party figures considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Glenn M. Anderson
California Democratic Council
Brown- Anderson
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
U.S
Contréller
Alan Cranston
Bert Betts
Stanley Mosk
Frank M. Jordan
Don Rose
Anderson
Andrew Barrigan
Betts
CDC
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Democratic National
John Birch Society
Ziffren
Kennedy
Mosk
California
Mmcken Lite
Aaltren
Judge To Rule In Bank Case In Phoenix Hearing
UPI reports Judge Warren McCarthy is set to decide Monday if a prosecution witness may state whether former Arizona Savings official James R. Heron had funds to cover $306,004 in checks deposited Dec 28, 1956. Heron and ex-secretary Chuck O. Lee face embezzlement and banking violation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Warren McCarthy
James R. Heron
Arizona Savings
George L. Sheppard
As&l
Heror
Girl Burned In Explosion In Tucson
A two year old Tucson girl suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited in a gas explosion that shook her southside home. Claudia Hardin, daughter of Roy and Mrs. Hardin, is in satisfactory condition at Pima County Hospital with burns to the head stomach and arms. Firemen said gas buildup was ignited by the 14 year old brother who struck a match while seeking a bottle under the kitchen sink. The blast shattered windows and buckled floors in the four room stucco dwelling. the Hardins and their four other children were at a hotel nearby and unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
UPI
Claudia Hardin
Roy Hardin
Pima County Hospital
Hardins
Phelps-Dodge Steelworkers Pact Provokes Union Protest
The Mine-Mill union denounces a premature agreement signed five months before expiry by Phelps-Dodge and the Mine-Mill Union. The Steelworkers aim to organize 2,500 Arizona workers and will pursue a representation election, arguing the deal undermines their drive. The pact raises questions on union raiding rules and industry stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Phoenix
NLRB
Walter Lawson
Phelps - Dodge
Douglas
En William Brunton
Los Angeles
Lawson
Phelps-Dodge
Bisbee Douglas
Morenci
Fannin Encinas Meet Guaymas To Boost Arizona Sonora Ties
Arizona Governor Paul Fannin and Sonora Governor Luis Encinas met in Guaymas to strengthen agricultural industrial and cultural ties and planned to inaugurate Anderson Clayton Company installations valued over 4 million dollars at Empalme. Over 60 Arizona residents joined banquets hosted by Encinas. Ford reports safety belt deliveries up 255 percent to about 21 300 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaymas
Mexico
UPI
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Sonora
Luis Encinas
Gulf of California
Anderson Clayton Company
U.S
Empalme
Fannin
Encinas
New York
Ford Division
Ford Motor Co
Seventeen Killed As Crane Drops Steel At Brazilian Mill
At Volta Redonda National Steel Company mill a crane failed sparking disaster that dumped 70 tons of white hot steel. Seventeen workers died and eight injured as fire was contained. The incident occurred around 4 am with 50 workers in the shop. The mill, built before World War II with U S government aid, had not recorded a similar accident before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta Redonda
Brazil
UPI
Volta Redonda National Steel Company
U.S
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Sarah McClendon
Texas
New England
McCarthy
SPACE
Cape Canaveral
Minuteman
Outer Space
Richard E. Gut Jr
Canton
China
Gut
City Hospital
Scottsdale Stadium
Camelback Mountain
Osborne Rd
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Deaat
Tia Ieee
Toda
Scottsdale, Linc
Profit Organizat
Mary Jane Talmadge
First Street
A_W. First
City Hospital Scottsdale, Inc
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