Eliminating Guard and Reserve Divisions Seen as Delicate
The Kennedy administration weighs trimming eight to ten Army Guard and Reserve divisions to preserve stronger units. Plans aim to keep high rated divisions ready for active duty, while weaker ones may be dissolved or reduced. Congress and veteran groups vow to push back as debates surface across Democratic and Republican ranks. The move follows lessons from the Berlin buildup and calls to avoid harming state forces.
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Walmington
National Guard
Ackers
Tts
Wisconsin
Salty Shelter Proposed Fallout Shelter in Geneseo Mines
Civil defense officials in Western New York suggest using the nearby Réetsof salt mine as a city fallout shelter. The mine lies 900 to 1,200 feet underground and spans an area roughly the size of Manhattan Island.
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Geneseo
N.Y
Civil Defense
New York
Réetsof
Manhattan Island
United Nations and Katanga brace for possible showdown
Report from Elisabethville details reinforcements as UN and Katanga prepare for a contentious debate on seating a Nationalist or Communist claim at the UN. U.S. and allies seek a two thirds vote while Stevenson touts optimism over a simple majority for seating. Ethiopian troops reportedly seize a Katangan observation post in the Congo conflict.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
United United Nations
N.Y. Cal
General Assembly
China
United States
Globe- Peiping
Linasters Frat
Leopoldville
Europe
Chie
U.N
So Pons
Nut
Kivuli
Comra
Adlai I
Verson
Stevenson
U.S
Stauld
Iby
Polping
Sourges
Antoine Gisenga
Con
Gizenga
Patrice
Security Council
Congo
Meise Tshombe
United Nation
Katangath
Soliries
George Tyan Smith
Hlisabeltiville
Katangal
Whyse Uate
Walker assails censorship and Foreign Service in Dallas speech
Former Army commander Maj Gen Walker, speaking to cheering crowds in Dallas, blasted censorship in the military and criticized U.S. foreign policy including the U.N. and the U.S. Foreign Service. He cited past German division, Berlin, and atomic policy as failures and urged unity between people and military strength.
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Dallas
Tex
4Th Tifantry Eye
U.S
Walker
United Nations
Abe
Lalian
Washington
Mosco
Peking
Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
Fragments From a 1942 Needlecraft Ad and Cold War Rhetoric
A jumbled OCR fragment mixes a 1942 needlecraft advertisement with political diatribe about UN, sovereignty, and Soviet subversion. It references Laura Méhesiog, The Daily Mail, and items like patterns, embroidery, and mail-order entries, then shifts to claims about Communist goals and U.N. decisions impacting U.S. military readiness and sovereignty.
Prayer of Gratitude From Minister Walton in Brooklyn
Alfred Grant Walton, minister at Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church in Brooklyn, expresses thanks for life, health, loyal friends and work, and the guiding light of belief. He notes the blessing of faith and walks with God through Christ in a brief prayer of gratitude.
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Christ
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn, MN. Y
Flatbush‘Tompkins Congregational Church
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Daily Mail
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