Local service men listed for military training and assignments
Reed begins basic course at Fort Jackson. Kelchner visits parents in route to new bus. LaFollette heads to Korea after Army entry last year. Anderson to Moody AFB Georgia after Officer School. Hollis completes Navy recruit training. Sanders to Air Force medical training. Johnson begins Navy recruit training at Great Lakes. Fritts stationed in Germany after Handley alum. Ewing serves aboard USS Yosemite. Mendez promoted to Private First Class at Fitzsimmons Hospital. Deavers completes Army military police training at Fort Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. Sanders
Air Force
Greenville Afb
Miss
Tinker Afb
Oklo
Donald E. Sanders
Boyd Ave
Anthony J. Mendez
Lorraine
Valley Ave
Denver Colp
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Mr. Mendez
Lynchburg College
Army
Deavers
Lloyd E. Deavers, Jr
Fort Gordon
Byrd Ave
Berryville
Clarke County High School
Cooley Promoted to Specialist Four in Korea
William R. Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs A. R. Cooley of Middletown, promoted to specialist four while serving with the 4th Infantry Division in Korea. He enlisted in November 1960 after graduating from James Wood. Pvt James W Jenkins of Berryville completed basic training at Fort Dix after entering the Army in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Yosemite
Donald Ewing
Newport
R. I
Frank E. Ewing
Stephens City
James Wood
Navy
Dale A. Gardner
Millwood
Army
National Guard
Fort Dix
N. J
Shirley Hurd
Clarke County High School
William R. Cooley
Korea
A. R. Cooley
Middletown
Cooley
James W. Jenkins
Berryville
Fort Gordon
Hazel M. Jenkins
Naval Academy plebe trainee joins Class of 1966
Midshipman Jack Stinnett enters summer plebe training at the U S Naval Academy in preparation for joining the brigade in the fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G Frank Stinnett of 503 S Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
U.S. Naval Academy
Brigade of Midshipmen
G. Frank Stinnett
S. Washington St
Weather Fair Mild After Severe Storms Across Regions
After severe storms in the Ozark region two people were killed and seven injured. A boat dock capsized at Table Rock Lake leaving a 15 year old girl drowned and an 8 year old girl killed near Larussell as 80 mph winds struck. Showers cooled parts of the South while 100 degree heat continued in Texas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ozark Mountain
Missouri
Aunt’s Creek
Table Rock Lake
Reeds Spring
Larussell
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Mercury
Houston
Gonzales
Charleston
S.C
Norfolk
Clarksville
Ark
Midwest
Plankington
Probers Report Congressman Protest Over Estes Treatment
Senate investigators examined testimony that the Agriculture Department eased measures against Billie Sol Estes after Rep. J. T. Rutherford complained of crucifying him. John C. Bagwell said a January 6 meeting canceled Estes acreage allotment orders amid Estes political influence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Estes
Pecos
Tex
West Texas
Bagwell
Rutherford
Charles S. Murphy
John Dennison
Murphy
International Beauties Wear Native Costumes in Long Beach
Fifty three Miss International Beauty entrants rise early for breakfast on Long Beach Pier after meeting reporters at Municipal Airport. Japan’s Kaoru Iwasaki wears a kimono and parasol, England’s Sue Burgess in Elizabethan dress, Argentina’s Maria Victoria Bueno in red and purple pansho. Judging begins next Wednesday and ends August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Pier
Municipal Airport
Kaoru Iwasaki
Japan
Sue Burgess
England
Maria Victoria Bueno
Argentina
Daily Newspaper Viewed as Living Textbook for Teachers
Rudolph Pate of Atlanta told a Chattanooga workshop that the daily newspaper is a living textbook and one of the greatest teaching tools for modern classrooms. He described newspapers as a living record of world events and a forum for deep discussion and reliable analysis of news implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Regional Education Board
Rudolph Pate
Atlanta
University of Chattanooga
Pate
In Memoriam for Howard L. Patton Sr
Family memorial notes two year anniversary of Howard L. Patton Sr who died August 10 1960. Poem speaks of memory love and belief that death cannot divide loved ones. Children express enduring grief and their plan to join him in heaven someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Patton, Sr
Dad
Austerity in Canada Eases Dollar Crisis
OTTAWA AP Canada’s austerity program appears to have steadied the dollar for the moment halting foreign capital flight and signaling a reversal. Prime Minister Diefenbaker seeks long term remedies while opposition leader Pearson warns austerity could hurt jobs and trade. Government to unveil a long term plan next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Electronic Monster Paints Pictures in 2 Minutes
New York AP reports Raymond Auger in Greenwich Village showcases an automatic art machine that paints in minutes. The device uses a perforated paper brain, clamps brushes, and four paint pots to create canvases, activated by a $2 palm payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electronic Monster
Raymond Auger
Greenwich Village
Auger
Czech church funds in 1962 budget exceed 2 million dollars
Prague radio reports that Czechoslovakia's 1962 national budget allocates over 2 million dollars for church maintenance and repair, seminary upkeep, and payment of derby salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gunmen at Grocery Store Robbery Arrested Nearby
Police arrested Jimmy L. Coleman 39 and Ted Maynard Drew 25 of Chattanooga after a grocery store holdup in which 18 customers were moved to the rear, a plate glass window was shot, and $737 taken. They waited in a car for a red light before being nabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jimmy L. Coleman
Ted Maynard Drew
Army cracks Brazil guerilla plot in recife arresting 16
The 4th army reports it uncovered a plan to form peasant guerrilla units in Brazil's northeast. Gen. Andrade Murici says 16 people have been arrested including the plot leader Joel Camara a law student and De quinha Juliao brother of Francisco Juliao a noted pro Communist figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recife
Brazil
Andrade Murici
4Th Army
Joel Camara
Dequinha Juliao
Francisco Juliao
Olivier Will Direct Britain's National Theater
Sir Laurence Olivier named the first director of the new National Theater to be built on the Festival site on the South Bank of the Thames with government funding. Opening is aimed for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Taap
Laurence Olivier
New
National Theater
National Theater Board
Festival of Britain
Thames
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Reedy
Stuart C. Reedy
Hugh D. Reedy
Colonial Heights
Fort Jackson
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Jane Clevenger
Clearbrook
U. of Richmond
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Rual P. Anderson
Hollis
Robert L. Hollis, Jr
Gore
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Johnson
James A. Johnson, Jr
Rt. 1
Front Royal
Great Lakes, Ill
Arthur Fritts
Germany
W. Arthur Fritts
May W. Fritts
W. Boscawen St
Handley
Signal Corps
APO
N.Y
Mendez
Mason
Lackland Marshall
N. Mason
Perry Mason
Lackland Afb
Gardner
Sanders
Watermelon Park
Berryville, Va
Don Reno
Red Smiley
Ralph & Carter
The
Stanley Brothers
Benny and
Valsey Kane
Charley Wallis and
John Duffey
and the
Country Gentlemen
Stoneman
Don Owens
Happy Johnny Art Bart
FBI
Jenkins
Stinnett
Annapolis
Probers
Celing
Memoriam
New York
Rembrandt
Michelangelo
Winchester Park
Olivier Will
Britain
All Isle
Piedmont Pool & Gunite Co., Inc
Middleburg
Jim Miller
R&h
Bel Air
Volkswagon
Biscayne
FORD
Miller Auto Sales
Millwood Ave
Winchester
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