New Chief of Staff Named for Huachuca Proving Ground
Col. Nicholas C. Angel will become chief of staff and deputy post commander at the Huachuca Proving Ground on December 16, succeeding Col. John O. Magnusson who will retire. Angel, assigned here since March, previously led the Test Operations Department and has a long wartime and postwar career with the Engineers, SHAPE, NATO, and the Defense Communications Agency. Magnusson has led since May 1963 and earlier served in the 9th Field Artillery in Korea, with awards including the Legion of Merit and Bronze Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamin H. Pochyla
von Angel
Corps of Engineers
376Th Engineer
France
Ardennes
Europe
Rhineland
Angel
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
NATO Defense College
Paris
SHAPE
National Military Command Systems Test, Evaluation and Doctrine
Defense Communications Agency
Magnusson
Iowa National Guard
9Th Field ‘Artillery
Korea
Speedway Plan Opposition Drives City Traffic Debate
Harold Adamson of Baum & Adamson Tire & Automotive Service urged the mayor and City Council to widen Speedway between Stone Avenue and Tucson Boulevard rather than making Speedway and Helen Street one way. He cites citizen and property owner sentiment preferring non one way routing. The Planning Department backed the one way pairing as the cheapest option and the issue goes to a public hearing at the City Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
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Speedway
Stone Avenue
Tucson Boulevard
Helen Street
Harold Adamson
Baum & Adamson
Tire & Automotive Service.Co
Helen Streets
Helen
City Planning and Zoning Commission
North Viet Nam says ships shell village in 15 minutes
North Viet Nam charged that three U.S. and South Vietnamese warships shelled Vinh Thai village in Vinh Linh for 15 minutes during the night of December 8 into December 9. The protest was filed with Indian IC C chairman A M Rahman via Col Ha Van Lau, Hanoi liaison chief, according to Peking based New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
Peking
New China News Agency
A. M. Rahman
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Ha van Lau
Lau
U.S
South Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Vinh Thai
Vinh Linh
Casa Grande Man Dies In Crash Near El Centro
Sheri Dan Woods 32 of Casa Grande died from injuries after a car carrying him collided with a truck nine miles south of here. The victim was a cotton gin employee and was returning from work. the crash raises Arizona highway death toll to 546 for 1964, with 478 on this date last year.
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Casa Grande
Sheridan Woods
el Centro
Arizona
Pinal County
Cleveland Brown
Coalidge
Here
Eisenhower Attacks Federal Government as Paternalistic
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower, speaking at Life Future Association of America, denounces federal programs he calls paternalistic. He pleads Americans to reject federal domination and keep economic decisions in private enterprise and individual hands.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eiserhower
United States
Eisenhower
Life Futurene Association of America
Ing
Ase Uvm Ee
Southern Pacific Train Derailed In High Sierras
Five baggage cars and one coach of the City of San Francisco derailed in the Sierra snow. Four women among 196 passengers died of a heart attack and one male passenger injured. six head-end cars left tracks. Locomotives towed coaches to Emigrant Gap. passengers to Sacramento by bus. Cause under investigation.
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San Francisco
UPI
Southern Pacific
Sierra
Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Emigrant Gap
Sears
Freigher
U.S
Highway 40
Sacramento
Truckee
Colfax
Auburn
Arizona Cotton Crop May Show Slight Dip
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates Arizona’s 1964 cotton crop at 835000 bales, down from 839000 last year. Lint yield per harvested acre is expected up slightly, while long staple output drops due to reduced acreage, with frost and slow harvest in November. National harvest seen at about 15.356 million bales, near 1963 levels.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Department of Agriculture -Statistical Reporting Service
Reporting Service
Window Signage Sizes Listed for Framing Projects
A catalog lists frame sizes including 2.98 2 inch, 13 by 15 inches, 16 by 20 inches, 18 by 24 inches, 20 by 24 inches, and 24 by 30 inches for glass and display applications. The brief reflects standard dimensions used in framing and signage.
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Huachuca Proving Ground
Brazil
Portugal
Save-Co
Craycroft
Viet Nam
Ike
Dom of
Nuwe. Aa
Jan Attamaton
High Sierras
Sunky Brook
Kentucky
Broadway
Wilmot
Et Ion House
Hudson House
Prt
Virgin Islands
Chateau Belmont
California
FIETH
Rhine Lauterne
Chablis
Burgundy
Chianti
Lauterne
Hudson Hous
Bhatss
Rama's
Jim Beam
SUN
Tucson
Sys
Oracle Road
Bial
Levie
Rembrandt
Picasso
van Gogh
Utrillo
Renoir
Kroger
Savitt
Yeckley
Bender
Sur la Butte
Degas
America
Betanzos
Mexico
Vermeer
Gainsborough
Weisgard
Murillo
Wood
Rustic
Klee
Sinbad
Levy
Both Star
Cafe du Nord
Juan Les Pins
Nature Morte
Eglise de
S. 4Th Ave
Apollo Gus
Tory
Lyequinal Ev
Owned
la Ol Ee Eee
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