Air Academy site choices and early cadet plans outlined
The Air Force details 26 million dollars for the Air Academy work with 1 million for temporary operations near the permanent site. First class of about 300 cadets to enroll July 1 1955 at the temporary campus, with the permanent facility to be ready by 1957. Potential sites include Colorado Springs Alton Illinois and Lake Geneva Wisconsin each with differing acreages and terrain. Cadet nominations begin now and enrollment is planned to reach about 2500 over four years.
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Cadet Nominations Split Among States and Others
About 85 percent of nominations come from congressmen in 48 states. The rest come from the District of Columbia territories active duty soldiers reservists and sons of deceased veterans. Nominees must be at least 17 years old.
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106 To Graduate In Murphysboro Friday Night
Commencement exercises for 106 members of the Murphysboro Township High School Class of 1954 will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The program includes talks by Valedictorian R. J. McElvain and Salutatorian Dorothy Borgsmiller, with music by the high school band and invocation by Rev. Gail Hines. Awards will be presented by H. Berrier and senior and junior class leaders Raymond Batty and Burt Ozburn. The graduates listed include Eleanor Berger, Dorothy Borgsmiller, Nedgra Bostick Rose, Mary Ozburn, Rose Pierson, Lucille Smith, and many others.
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State Republican Convention Expected to Draw 9000
Springfield reports 9000 attendees planned for the Republican State Convention on June 12. Arrangements chairman Carlos W. Campbell says a noon parade will commence events. Gov. Stratton U S Sen Dirksen Congressman Leslie Arends and GOP Senate nominee Joseph T. Meek are listed on the speaking program.
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