Israel Army Grows From 1948 Roots to 1955 Discipline
The Israeli military in 1955 develops from 1948 veterans into a highly disciplined force. New recruits, mostly 17 to 21, undergo demanding field training with mechanized support, while officers gain authority and prestige. Sailor-like privileges are rare, yet soldiers enjoy 10 day seashore holidays and higher pay than in 1948.
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Israel
Israel Army
Middle East
Radio Timetable and Station Schedule Highlights
The Herald-Americans note no responsibility for last minute changes to radio and TV programs. Sunday morning listings include WSYR-FM 4.5 mega and WSYK 570, with blocks at 8:00 National Farm and 8:15 Home. Crossroads at 8:45 on WEBL BL B80 and WOLF 1460 are listed among the day’s schedule.
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Heavenly Vacation Ad at Down to Earth Daytona Beach
Pre season travel pitch offers an up in the clouds getaway in Daytona Beach area. Emphasizes mile driving beach golf fishing and low pre season rates. Calls for free full color pictorial map from the Chamber of Commerce covering Daytona Beach Ormond Beach Holly Hill Port Orange South Daytona.
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Carlsberg Foundations Fund Arts Science In Denmark
Article outlines the two Carlsberg Foundations. The first funds Danish atom research, cancer institutes and global expeditions. It rebuilt Frederiksborg Castle and produced museums. The second Foundation supports art, funding Glyptotek, The Little Mermaid statue, St Nicholas Church spire, and many sculptures. Beer profits underpin the grants. Also discusses U.S. politics with loyalty oath debates and Democratic tactics.
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Boiken
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Afghanistan
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Greenland
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J. C. Jacobson
Jacobson
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Copenhagen
Glyptotek Museum
Italy
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Scandinavia
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Germany on page one hints at a stronger border police for new army
The article argues that using the border police as the core of West Germany's new infantry would quicken rearmament and shift power toward Bonn planners. It notes 20,000 border police veterans, their Prussian roots, and the risk of hastening militarism amid a rightward political drift. It also mentions Adenauer's influence stabilizing German policy while warning of foreign concern over NATO duties. Raw soybeans are proposed as livestock feed but are hard to grind and store.
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Benson Remarks On Farm Program Achievements and Plans
Secretary Benson cites bipartisan backing for a comprehensive farm program. He highlights emergency aid, marketing expansion, Agriculture Department reforms, removal of food import controls, and 2,000,000 low income farmer support. The plan, including the Great Plains loans, heads to the White House and may appear in the State of the Union. He calls for dairy adjustments but stresses no major farmer policy failures.
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Space travel risks at 120 miles claimed by National Geographic
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