Air Force Faces Large Gap in Replacing Veterans
An Air Force official warned of a forthcoming personnel gap as about half of current active duty airmen reach their tours. With 977,000 total strength, 183,000 must be replaced by next year and another 180,000 the following year. Proposals include discharge options for surplus or non skilled airmen and steps to recruit four year enlistees to fill skilled ranks.
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Wasiington
Air Force
United
Air
Precaution Sought as Three Youths Warned by Elk Horn Vehicle
In Helena Montana police hunt three youths driving a car with elk horns on the radiator. They may have concealed C rations taken from forestry packs. Elmer Fladmark Glacier National Park chief ranger says three rations missing from forestry headquarters after foresters left.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Elmer Fladmark
Glacier National Park
Forestry Headquarters
Deterrent incident disrupts Denver street scene
The report notes a curious sequence in Denver where a deterrent cleanser was used, an automobile wash left soap film, and a 1946 car was allegedly involved in a theft after Attorney Wolf Ukena parked near Denver University’s Observatory. Dr Albert W Recht, a client’s lawyer, commented on latest wash fund thefts.
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Denver OP
Mamburg
Germany
Wolf Ukena
Denver University
Chamber 1
Observatory
Albert W. Recht
Ukena
Urges Hunt For Greater Weapons
Senator Patterson advocates a full review of the American atomic position to meet a Soviet claim of mastering the 11 bomb principle. He urges higher security, argues against publishing more atomic information, and warns such leaks could aid the Soviet spy effort. He notes no essential leakage now exists. The piece also mentions a Riviera heist and a transatlantic flight by a New York woman.
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Waslington
Patterson Jt Conn
Senate-base Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Patterson
Russia
Ite
U.S
Eisenhowser
New York City
Connecticut
Paris
Clio
Kilthee
Paul Hayat
Baris
Lightning ball frightens children in San Antonio
The Weather Bureau described a rare hallyphine phenomenon seen yesterday six feet above ground, about the size of a watermelon. The glowing orb appeared above a bush in Mrs. Everett Barnhill’s driveway, exploded, and sent sparks over several frightened children as Pam and Debbie French, ages seven and five, and Gayle Barnhill, eight, fled to nearby homes with their mothers witnessing the event.
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San Antonio
Tex
Weather Bureau
Everett Barnhill
Pam
Debbie French
Gayle Barnhill
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