Governors Hold Fire On Reserves
The plan restructures abolished units into 11 new brigades and six high priority National Guard divisions with 11,000 men each, plus training and equipment. Seventeen National Guard and six Army Reserve divisions remain at 50 percent strength and 13 reserve divisions stay as training units. Overall reserve size unchanged, still below the 700,000 goal. higher standards may hinder reach. Abolished Guard divisions include 34th Iowa Nebraska, 35th Kansas Missouri, 48th Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont, 51st Florida South Carolina. Breakups hit 79th Pennsylvania, 94th Massachusetts, 96th Arizona Idaho Montana Utah Washington Nevada, and 103rd Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin.
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National Guard
Congress
Pentagon
34Th Infantry
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Florida
South Carolina
79Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Washington
Nevada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kennedy Visit Sparks Theater Night for Lord Pengo
Mrs Kennedy attended a Tuesday performance of Lord Pengo in New York. Charles Boyer said the First Lady was thrilled by the play and her presence drew a large, enthusiastic crowd outside the theater. Boyer and S N Behrman planned a post show gathering with Mrs Kennedy at the Fosburghs on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Lord Pengo
Charles Boyer
United Press International
Nehru and Chavan Visit Tezpur Amid Chinese Threat
Prime Minister Nehru and Defense Minister Chavan arrived at Tezpur for a first Assam frontier tour since the Oct 20 Red invasion. A 30hour stay includes front-line tours and meetings with locals. No confirmation on Chinese withdrawal was given despite a reported pullback.
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New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Y. B. Chavan
Tezpur
Assam
Nehru
North East Frontier Agency
Frontier
Comunist
Girl 11 Injured After Car Collision Near Home
Rebecca Wilson age 11 of 1531 Eighth Avenue was recovering Wednesday from body bruises after being hit by a car near her home. She was admitted to Union Hospital. Police say she darted from behind a parked car into the path of a vehicle driven by Imogene Jewell of 1418 Eighth Avenue. The motorist said she could not avoid the collision.
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Rebecca Wilson
Eighth Avenue
Union Hospital
Imogene Jewell
Student editor reprimanded at Mississippi campus
The University of Mississippi student governing body reprimanded Sidna Brower editor of The Daily Mississippian for not upholding student rights during a crisis caused by a Negro student and federal forces on campus. The Campus Senate urged her to correct the failure to represent students on vital issues.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Sidna Brower
Memphis
Tenn
Indiana records show over 90000 motor boats registered
Indiana Conservation Department director Donald E Foltz reported more than 90 000 motor boats registered with the department, reflecting broad vessel activity in the state.
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Indianapolis
Donald E. Foltz
Indiana Conservation Department
Bottum Concedes Senate Race To McGovern In South Dakota
In Rapid City South Dakota on December 5 1964 Sen Joseph Bottum conceded defeat to former Food for Peace Director George McGovern after a county wide recount across 67 counties. McGovern won by 516 votes.
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Rapid City
S. D
Joseph Bottum
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Senate
Bottum
South Dakota
McGovern
Welsh appoints three judges to Indianapolis Municipal Court
Governor Matthew E. Welsh named Democrat John C. Christ and Republicans William Sharp and Harry F. Zaklan as judges of the Indianapolis Municipal Court. The appointments take effect January 1.
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Indianapolis
John C. Christ
William Sharp
Harry F. Zaklan
Matthew E. Welsh
Death Makes Ripper Bills Hard to Pass
The article notes a lack of constitutional majority in Indiana politics affecting ripper legislation. It cites a 1941 Supreme Court decision striking down a GOP raid on patronage under Gov. Schricker, with dissent from Judge Richman. Ongoing GOP Senate tensions include a rebel bloc voting against Sen. Conrad for caucus chair.
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Rager
Roy Conrad
State Supreme Court
Henry F. Schricker
Michael Fansler
James Tucker
Indiana
Frank Richman
Supreme Court J
Senate
GOP
Conrad
Root's Second Finding Investigated by Local Officials
Officials examine Root's second finding amid limited readable text. No further context available due to fragmented OCR. Further details pending clearer source text.
Stevenson Denies Cuban Crisis Soft Line Claim
Adlai Stevenson rejects a Saturday Evening Post article co authored by a Kennedy ally that he urged a soft line during the Cuban crisis. He says the piece is fallacious and notes he supports the blockade but hopes war is not the answer. Stevenson declines to discuss future U N post resignation or Kennedy's backing.
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Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
Stevenson
U.N. Post
United States
Como Leads 68-strong Show Troupe to Guantanamo
Perry Como and a 68 member troupe departed Tuesday from Idlewild Airport to Guantanamo Naval Base to entertain troops at the front line of the Cuban crisis. The trip follows a Defense Department request from Secretary Robert S. McNamara.
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New York
Perry Como
Guantanamo Naval Base
Como
Idlewild Airport
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Harrison Township JP fees explained by trustee
Lawrence Thomas, Harrison Township Trustee, said justices of the peace in townships like Harrison are paid salaries and not fees. He clarified in response to a Honey Creek Township JP Court speeding fine matter that in Honey Creek size townships the JP receives a $4 fee from a convicted speeding case. If found not guilty, the JP must apply to the township trustee to collect the fee.
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Harrison Township
Lawrence Thomas
Justices of the Peace
Death of Ralph Hunt at Clinton Line Road residence
Ralph Hunt aged 69 was found dead Wednesday morning at his home near 5309 Clinton Line Road just south of Stop 13. Vigo County deputies noted no foul play while awaiting coroner results. Hunt, a former Milwaukee Railroad dispatcher, had lived there 19 years and recently needed neighbor assistance. The body was taken to Patrick J. Ryan Funeral Home pending relative notification.
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Ralph Hunt
Clinton Line Road
Stop 13
Hallie Shores
North Terre Haute
Clarence Hart
Vigo County
Herbert O. Beasley
Leonard Kearchner
James McKinney
Hunt
Milwaukee Railroad
Florida
Frank M Patrick J. Ryan
Ireland's U N Ambassador Here Thursday
Ireland's permanent representative to the United Nations will speak at an Evening Lecture Club gathering. A dinner meeting with reservations is set for 6 30 p m in the Mayflower Room, followed by the program at about 7 30 p m. Season memberships at 6 are still available.
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Marge Godfrey
Joe Kish
Godfrey
Boland
United Nations
Ireland
World Assembly of Nations
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