De Puy Shapes 1st Division Into Best In Army
In Saigon 1st Infantry Division commander Maj Gen William E De Puy and deputies mold 14 000 men with strict leadership and mobility aiming to maximize unit effectiveness. He relieves commanders for rules breaches reinforcing high expectations. Westmoreland backs the plan as De Puy seeks perfection in a war setting.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
William E. de Puy
Black Lions
de Puy
William C. Westmoreland
Jamestown
N.D
U.S
Norman- Viet Nam
Moreland
Queen Mary Recovered From Dry Dock In Race Trim
The 81,000 ton Queen Mary, after a six week barnacle build up caused slowdowns during a seamen's strike, was docked for scrubbing. She then resumed high speeds, challenging past record times with skipper John Treasure Jones announcing a fast crossing ahead.
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Southampton
England
UPI
John Treasure Jones
Ambrose Light
United States
Bishop's
Rock
New drug guidelines require written consent for trials
Federal rules now mandate written consent from patients or their representatives before using investigational drugs, with exceptions only when feasible or when disclosure would harm the patient. Guidelines spell out information to be provided, including risks, duration, and alternatives.
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Washington
Phy
Kefauver-Harris
Federal Register
James L Goddard
Ob and Drug Administration
Lawhiss
Goddard
Woman sues attorney over tax fund in dispute
Mrs. O Hair now living in Austin accuses her former Cleveland lawyer Walter Haffner of pocketing donations meant for her tax exemption campaign. She seeks bank records and a full accounting plus damages of up to 510,000. The suit, filed in U S District Court, also cites prior Maryland and federal actions connected to the school prayer and church funding controversy.
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Cleveland
Satheist
Austin
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Accus
Mexico
Haffner
Marylands
Court of Appeals
Maryland
O'Hair
Baltimore
U.S
Evening calendar of local meetings and events
Suburban towns list zoning hearings board meetings and club gatherings for tonight and Wednesday. Events include Spencer Township town hall hearings at 8 p m and 8 30 p m Columbia zoning and PTA meetings along with Kiwanis and Legion gatherings.
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Spencer — Township
Columbia — Zoning Board
Town Hall
Columbia
PTA
Copopa School
North Eaton
Brush
Eaton
VFW
Post
Birmingham
The
Methodist Church
SPENCER — _ Township
North Ridgeville
Est
Lagrange
Keystone Wildcat
Spencer
Board of Public Affairs
Garden Club
South Amherst
American Legion
Legion Hall
Columbia Hill Tops
Dual identity radio man Fritz Johnson hospitalised for cancer
John F Fritz Johnson 39 a central figure in a dual identity case is in Omaha hospital for cancer treatment. His eye cancer required removal earlier and he entered hospital Sunday amid memory loss over a life in Akron Ohio where he was married with four children.
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Omaha
Neb
John F
Fritz) Johnson
Fritz
Lawrence Bader
Akron
Cto
Chuksen
Nancy Zimmer
Area man sues for 30550 in Lorain County court
Amherst resident Stanley Liskiewicz sues in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking 30550 for injuries and damages from a two percent auto collision. He claims a car from Jackson Street Amherst rear ended his vehicle on Main Street.
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Stanley Liskiewicz
West Martin St
Amherst
I Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Picas
Jackson
Petafe
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