Army doubles non comm pilot training to meet expansion
SFC Richard Allard announces the Army has doubled its warrant officer pilot training classes and is accepting applications due to expanded Army aviation. Qualifying applicants must be U.S. citizens, 18 to under 30, high school graduates in good health, pass exams, and will be enlisted for two years with flight training and pay starting as a sergeant. Contact SFC Allard at 844th St Troy for details.
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SFC
Richard Allard
U.S. Army
Army
United States Army
United States
U.S. Army Aviation
844Th St
Troy
Navy Names First Male Nurse Ensign George M. Silver
George M. Silver was sworn as Ensign Silver becoming the first male member of the U S Navy Nurse Corps in a historic expansion to include men. The Rehoboth Massachusetts resident previously served as an assistant head nurse at Taunton State Hospital with psychiatry experience. His wife Sally plans to attend the ceremony with their son Gregory.
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Boston
George M. Silver
Silver
U.S. Navy Nurse Corps
Sally
Gregory
Rehoboth
Mass
Navy
Taunton State Hospital
US Navy Hospital
Memphis
Cost Of Manned Trip To Mars Could Reach 100 Billion
Senate space committee heard Dr. Donald Hornig say a U.S. manned Mars expedition would cost at least 100 billion dollars. He added it would take a decade before scientists could even begin to plan intelligently, urging focus on more urgent national objectives.
Car Returned After Free Brake Refinement
Ben Wegleitner reported a stolen car to police in Bismarck North Dakota. A service station later confirmed the car had been picked up by mistake and refinished brakes during the check. The station did not charge Wegleitner for the work performed on Monday.
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Bismarck
N.D
Ben Wegleitner
Centanni Case Adjourned In Rensselaer Court
Luigi Centanni 21 of 2220 6th Ave is charged with first degree robbery for the June 12 holdup of Thomas Bell at Minit Man Car Wash on Ferry Street. His attorney withdrew, he received until tomorrow to hire counsel, and bail remains set at 5000 dollars. Assistant District Attorney Donald J. Shanley approved the time extension.
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Luigi Centanni
6Th Ave
Rensselaer
Centanni
John T. Casey
Thomas Bell
Minit Man
Ferry Street
Donald J. Shanley
Plan To Assemble Moonships In Space
Moscow reports Gen Nikolai Kaminin, head of the Soviet cosmonaut corps, says future Soviet space travel will be do it yourself in earth orbit. Astronauts will assemble spaceships and larger satellites from parts in orbit, then launch to the moon or other planets. Preparations will begin soon with walk in space experiments following Leonov and White precedents.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Cosmonaut
Nikolai Kaminin
Kaminin
Moon
Earth
Alexei Leonov
Edward White
Judge would jail his own son for traffic charges
Waukegan Illinois AP report says Circuit Court Judge Peter L Melius would jail his 17 year old son Michael for nine traffic violations after a high speed chase. The boy turned himself in at the police station after the car got stuck in a swamp. He faces charges including reckless driving speeding running a red light and six stop signs in traffic court on Sept 10. The judge says his son will not get special help and must face consequences like any other offender.
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Waukegan, II
Peter L. Melius
Michael
Waukegan
Judge Melius
Waukegan High School
Melius
Social Scene At Babck Lake Hosts Visit And Dance
Mrs Caroline Watson and sister Mrs Anna King of Fort Lauderdale with Mr and Mrs Charles Alber of Troy recent guests of the McCullums. Alber is brother of late Louis and Pauline Alber former Babck Lake residents. Kathleen Grimm returns from Europe tour with Manhattanville College group. she starts as junior this fall. Final Babck Lake Property Owners Assn dance to be held Friday at the Community Center with Edward Mohan in charge.
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Caroline Watson
Anna King
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Charles L. Alber
Troy
Niel McCullum
Watson
Leo Watson
Babcock Lake
Alber
Louis
Pauline Alber
Kathleen Grimm
Europe
Manhattanville College
Registration of Mississippi Negroes Opens
Federal examiners began registering Negro voters in Jefferson Davis County after court-ordered access to temporary offices. Registrars, unable to rent space, set up in Magnolia Courts motel four rooms. It marked the act’s first use of condemnation. Motel ownerAlagene Allen contemplated a court fight but anticipated little chance of removal and planned to sell.
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Prentiss
Miss
Jefferson Davis County
Magnolia Courts
Alagene Allen
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