Navy Fuel Theft Scandal Expands To Southeast Asia
Defense officials shift fuel inspection away from the Navy in Southeast Asia after GAO findings of large scale pilferage. Some 5.5 million gallons of fuel and lubricants meant for U S Army and Air Force units in Thailand were stolen in 1967.
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Navy
Washington
East Asia
U.S
South
Thailand
GAO
Navy Fuel Supply Office
Bangkok
Defense Department
Army
Southeast Asia
Pineura Elected Presiding Judge of Lorain County Pleas
Judge Pineura, 64, was chosen presiding judge of the Lorain County Common Pleas Court by the five judges in an unanimous vote. He has served as judge since November 1950, and the selection aligns with a new court bill enacted last year. With Judge Mikus seated, the county now has five common pleas judges.
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John D. Pinewra
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Pincura
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain County
LeRoy F. Kelly
Mikus
Kelly
Pencora
Mary K. Howard
Joseph Grunda
Grunda
Pueblo crewman Bucher remains under care in hospital
In San Diego naval hospital Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher the Pueblo skipper and nine crewmen will receive the Purple Heart for wounds from the ship’s capture by North Korea. Bucher remains in isolation on the sixth floor recovering from physical and emotional exhaustion.
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San Diego
Calif
Puebla
Lloyd M. Bucher
San Diego Naval Hospital
Navy
Bucher
Pueblo
Rose
County officials to meet Lorain schools for program review
Lorain County commissioners and public officials will gather at Midview Junior High School in Grafton for a luncheon meeting to discuss school related problems. The four part program includes the Food Stamp presentation, Data Processing use in schools, Aid for Dependent Children, and federal program funding for school systems.
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Lorain County
Midview Jr. High School
West Capel Rd
Grafton
Jerry Keron
Keron
Arthur Kotowski
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Frank Habermann
Richard Gladish
Douglas Hodges
Gerald Prinz
Wayne White
Army promotes 27 Negro officers to full colonel
The Army selected 27 Black officers for promotion to full colonel in a move to expand career paths for Negro personnel. The step would double the number of Black full colonels and pave the way for possible future general promotions, as Pentagon and Army officials note slow strides since desegregation.
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Washington
Army
Fredie E B. Davison
199Th Light Infantry
Vietnam
Benjamin C. Davis Sr
Pentagon
Jack Moskowitz
Defense
Moskowitz
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Army Times
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Nixon bids Califor nia farewell before presidency
Richard Nixon, physically fit to assume the presidency, leaves California after a 32 day vacation en route to Chicago and New York. He attends a California farewell event, recalls early life and mentors, and prepares for inauguration with cabinet appointments.
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Nixon
California
Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
United States
Chicago
New York
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Labor
George Schultz
Anaheim Convention Center
Lorain Society Receives New Van To Aid Crippled Children
The Lorain County Society for Crippled Children and Adults received a 1965 Ford Econoline Camper with a portable ramp from a anonymous Lorain senior fellowship club member. The gift aims to expand services and Easter Seal outreach. 50th anniversary of the crippled children's movement is noted with recognition planned at the November Easter Seal Convention in Columbus.
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Lorain County Society For
Lorain
Wesley Goodell
Goodell
Lorain County
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General Accounting Office
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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McGee
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Wisconsin
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Men Pleas
Henry P. Webber
Harold 8. Ewing
Elyria
Memphis
Ena
Cathy Muirhead
Denton
Tex
Nancy Newhern
Fort Worth
Jane Sims
Gadsden
Ala
Cynthia Vincent
Martin
Tenn
Connie O'Reilly
Eufaula
Okla
TRPA
Sioux Falls
Weather Bureau
Yorba Linda
Whittier
Ellen Furnas
Hannah Nixon
Richard
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America
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Whittier College
Newman
Jesson
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