Tougher Marine Training Under Scrutiny At Parris Island
Marines’ inspector general notes training is physically tougher than a year ago after four instructors at Parris Island were suspended. Maj. Gen. David Shoup says reforms aimed to increase supervision and ensure tough, controlled drills. He defends suspensions as evidence-based and upholding due process for drill sergeants.
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Washington
INS
Parris Island
D.C
David Shoup
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Matthew McKeon
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Utah Prison Riot Probe Launched
Warden Marcell Graham ordered an inquiry into Utah State Prison's worst riot as 500 convicts ended an 11 hour siege after 28 hostages were freed. Gov Clyde secured a truce, and a Board of Corrections review began with convicts' committee noting about 10 of 43 grievances merit further study.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Marcell Graham
Utah State Prison
Graham
Washington
New York
George D. Clyde
Board of Corrections
Charman
John Dugan
Dugan
Pardons Board
Prince Mashhur Learns American Kiss Etiquette at Embassy Party
At a crowded Saudi embassy party for Prince Mashhur, the three and a half year old heir apparent to King Saud kissed a crying American child on the cheek after being prodded by mothers. The incident drew other children for similar polite kisses. The prince received a farm tractor model gift from Eisenhower’s grandson, David, though the boy was not present.
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Prince Mashhur
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Blair House
Prince
U.P
INS
Saud
United States
Mashhur
Mary Harris
U. S
George Wadsworth
Mary
Davis
Eisenhower
David
Prince Mashihur
Marine Recruit’s Father Refuses Probe Role Disclosure
Nelson R. Porter, father of Pvt David Lee Porter, refused to reveal his possible role in a Marine Corps probe into training abuses at Parris Island. Porter arrived as a civilian guest at the base while the investigation into beatings by drill instructors continues, sparked by his son’s complaint and Dec letter.
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Parris Island
Nelson R. Porter
Hartford
Porter
David Lee Porter
Marine Corps
Young Porter
Columbus
Goydnt
William O'Neill
Southan
West Coast Center Pool
San Diego
Calif
Willam E. Herron
Keith
Earl Merwin
Public Utilities Commission
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FBI
Ender O'Neill
Warmington
Tn Agree
New Cunare
Amtothe
Agncut
Steel Tere
Bureen
Det Eticuh
Seeeerch
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Bener
Senate action delays Ike doctrine as unions resist
In Washington the Ike doctrine faced delays as Senate and House committees debated the measure. Senator Shaw proposed banning union shop dues from political campaigns, facing opposition from CIO AFL unions who call the bill unconstitutional and vow to fight it. The act mirrors Taft Hartley limits on federal elections.
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House
Com
Armed Services
Columbus
Middle East
Ohin Legizi
UNLON
CIO Steel and Rubber Workers
AFL
Robert R. Shaw
Shaw
CIO
Union
Court Order Denied USW Rebel Candidate To Continue Fight
A Pittsburgh steelworker denied a court order halting a United Steelworkers election will press his bid to run for NSW District 16 director. The ruling left incumbent John Murray unopposed and potential reversal could trigger a special election. political maneuvering continues amid broader Congress civil rights and tax debates.
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Frank O’brien
United Steelworkers
Nsw
Common Pleas Court
Henry X. O'Brien
O'Brien
O’brien
USW
David J. McDon
International
Thals
International Union
Colmer
Senators Upset Beck Health Travel Bill Paid By Teamsters
Senators defeated a health travel bill proposed by Dave Beck and the Teamsters. The measure would allow Beck to seek up to 500 dollars in punitive fees while preventing union members from paying or facing discipline for complaining. The bill was among 13 introduced in the Legislature before the week ended.
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Teamsters
Washington
Senate
Europe
Seattle
Wash
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Nassau
London
Bermuda
United States
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Farm Leader Blasts Hint On Controls
A report item mentions 380 bills proposed this session with 234 in the House and 146 in the Senate. Rep. Michael J. Crosser of the American Farm Bureau urges warning signs on radar speed tuning and size requirements. Additional notes cover county police training schools, college enrollment studies, and labor racketeering hearings involving Beck's travel and witness status. Mortgage funds are addressed with a stop-gap proposal to replenish federal funds by $500 million.
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Senate
Michael J. Crosser
American Farm Bureau
Uyahoga
Eisenhower
Clifford Esker
R-Defidance
Leslie M. Burge
R-t
Brown
House Banking Committee
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Ohio Losing Teachers To West Report Says
Ohio Education Department reports qualified teachers from the state are leaving for western regions. The release cites wage and price pressures as contributing factors and notes concerns over inflation policies and the effectiveness of controls.
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Ohio
Lontvoil
Charles B. Shuman
Eisenhower
Cor Mess
Shuman
Columbus
Ohio Department of Paar
Bosewer
Ohio Faces Teacher Shortage as West Relies on Midwest
Harold J. Bowers, Ohio educator director, warns Far West states depend on Midwest for new teachers. Ohio graduates are contracted on Ohio campuses as nine states offer higher salaries, with California leading at 950. Ohio replaces up to 100 percent of its teaching staff annually.
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Harold J. Bowers
Department
Division of
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Midwest
Bowers
Ohio
California
Oil Runs Out In New York Refineries
Oil supply cutback announced in New York City to divert 16 000 barrels daily from refineries. The action aims to free capacity for shipment to Europe amid wartime demands.
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New York
Burege
Mystery Detroit sniper tale ends in arrest
Gary A. Taylor, 21, described as a Detroit mystery sniper, told police he acted on an urge to shoot at women. He wounded two young women and fired at seven others during a three hour spree across four suburbs before being captured.
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VPA Vonue
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Gary A. Taylor
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Jak. Taylor
Taylor
Oakland County
William Lang
Five Ohio Natives to Receive State Honor at Banquet
Governor ONeill will award five native Ohioans at the Ohio Newspaper Association banquet. Recipients: John W. Galbreath Mount Sterling Louis J. Taber Mount Pleasant Milton Caniff Hillsboro Rev Ralph W. Lockman Mount Vernon Col Dean E Hess Marietta. The bronze plaques honor contributions to Ohio's prestige.
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William O'Neill
State
Ohio Newspaper Association
John W.galbreath
Mount Sterling
Louis J. Taber
Mount Pleasant
Milton Cannf
Hillsboro
Ralph W. Lockman
Mount Vernon
Dean E. Hess
Marietta
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Board of Farmers and Traders Insurance Co
Hess
Universal - International
Korea
Request Denied Over License Plate Numbers
A motorist in Saint Joseph Michigan had a license plate request rejected by state officials. He sought numbers 36 2436 to match his girlfriend's measurements. The ruling ends the attempt to secure the plates.
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St, Joseph, Mich
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