Col Scott Assigned to D M Position in Air Storage Center
Lt. Col. George E. Scott, a World War II B 17 pilot, becomes vice commander of the Military Aircraft Storage and Disposition Center at Davis Monthan AFB. He assists Col. R P Collins in operating the Air Force Logistics Command unit, handling storage and disposal of all military aircraft. Born June 16 1917 in Conrad Montana, he studied at UCLA and Woodbury College and earned a commission May 21 1942.
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George E. Scott
Davis-Monthan Afb
R.P. Collins
Air Force Logistics Command
Department of Defense
Scott
Sacramento
Police To Improve Image In Baltimore Advertising Campaign
A Baltimore task force of the mayor's advisory commission on crime announced a citywide image improvement campaign for police. The plan includes radio television newspaper ads billboards and posters on buses and taxicabs to present officers as friends of the public.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Advisory “Commission On Crime
New AF of T President Seeks Militant Union Vision
David Selden 54 of New York won the AF of T presidency over Bolstad and Richard. He pledges a strong push for decentralization of schools and potential merger talks with the National Education Association to create a unified, powerful teachers organization.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
David Selden
New York
Charles Cogen
Edward C. Bolstad
Minnesota
Zeline Richard
Detroit
Selden
National Education Association
Dearborn
Mich
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
AFT
Oo Seiden
Big City
Explorer Dr John H Furbay to address Sunnyside teachers
International explorer and lecturer Dr John H Furbay will speak at Sunnyside District teachers Aug 29 orientation at Liberty School.
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John H. Furbay
Sunnyside
Liberty School
U S Intelligence Caught Flatfooted By Soviet Move
The United States failed to read early signs of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia despite indicators in Warsaw Pact troop movements and Prague press attacks. President Johnson and top officials learned of the action only after Soviet diplomat Dobrynin informed the White House, with AP bulletins and Czech broadcasts confirming the event hours later.
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U.S
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Czech
Prague
Moscow
West
West Germany
Johnson
Anatoly Dobrynin
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