Col Homer J. Phoenix Cited On Retirement
Col Homer J Phoenix receives Meritorious Service Medal from Barry J Shillito at a Pentagon ceremony marking his 28 years in the Air Force Retirement follows a long service record including WWII bomber pilot and staff commands He will reside in Vienna Virginia and join Routh Robbins Real Estate Corp as sales manager.
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Washington, D. C
Air Force
Homer J. Phoenix
Troy
Barry J. Shillito
Secretary of Defense
Col
Phoenix
USAF
Military Airlift Command
Air University
83Rd Air Rescue
Europe
Col. Phoenix
William E. Phoenix
Fourth St
William E. Phoenix Sr
St. Mary’s School
LaSalle Institute
University of Kentucky
Air Corps
Audrey Johnson
New Bedford
Mass
R. Michael
K. Patrice
J. Timothy
William E. Phoenix Jr
Peter F. Charette
Middlebury
Washington, D.C
Routh Robbins Real Estate Corp
J. Timothy Phoenix
R. Patrice Phoenix
Sorenson Warns on Isolationism After Vietnam Massacre
Theo dore Sorenson, a potential senate candidate, warns the public may turn to isolationism as details of the Song My massacre sink in. He notes public reaction lagged due to Apollo 12 and other events and expresses fear America may have already lost its soul.
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UPI
Theodore C. Sorenson
Charles E. Goodell
South Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Sorensen
Kehilath Jeshurun
America
Inflation Seen Still High and Mixed Results Reported
Washington reports mixed results from anti inflation efforts after 18 months of surtax and belt tightening. Harold Passer notes October leading indicators fell 0.8 percent but stay near a high level, while Treasury officials caution it will take time to lower inflation. Some Fed members foresee potential inflation near 4.8 to 6 percent next year.
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Nixon
Harold C. Passer
Passer
Treasury Department
Department
David M. Kennedy
Treasury
J. Dewey Duane
Federal Reserve Board
College Administrators Blamed For Campus Disorders
An Albany report by the Temporary State Commission to Study Campus Unrest assigns blame for campus disturbances to college administrators and faculty. It argues administrators focus on managing institutions over delivering knowledge, urging changes to restore a meaningful curriculum. students may protest further to press for reforms. The commission plans recommendations for legislative action after hearings with students and staff.
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N. Y
State Commission
Commission
Lloyd L. Hogan
Charles D. Henderson
R-Hornell
Hogan
On This Day In History November 28 1969 Events
UPI brief notes Magellan’s Pacific entry in 1520 as first European to sail from the east. 1956 US expresses concern to Syria over Soviet arms. 1958 US tests ICBM at full range. 1963 Cape Canaveral renamed Cape Kennedy after the slain President. Washington quote on constitutional rights.
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Pacific Ocean
United States
Syria
Middle East
Cape Canaveral
Florida Space Center
Cape Kennedy
Moon rocks bigger than Apollo 11 surprises experts
Space Center Houston reporting that Apollo 12 samples yielded unusually large crystalline rocks. Scientists note one sample is the largest crystalline rock seen so far and describe a four inch long, three to four pound rock with sparkly crystals.
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Hornet
Hawaii
Anderson
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