Army Lt. Col Miller Receives Joint Service Commendation Medal
Army Lt. Col George W. Miller son of Mrs Reatha V Miller of 115 Montague Ave received the Joint Service Commendation Medal at Fort Leavenworth Kansas on November 22 Col Henderson presented the award for meritorious service as operations officer of the U S Mission to Paraguay and administrative officer of the U S Military Group in Paraguay during 1965 to 1967 He is a student at Fort Leavenworth and earned a West Point BS in 1952 Airman Kenneth Godlove son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Godlove Route 1 completed basic training at Lackland AFB and will train at Lowry AFB as a munitions specialist He is a James Wood High School graduate.
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Army
George W. Miller
Reatha V. Miller
Montague Ave
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
David S. Henderson
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort
Paraguay
Col. Miller
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Kenneth Godlove
Kenneth H. Godlove
Route 1
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force Technical Training Center
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
Godlove
James Wood High School
Air University Grad Chaplain Foster Completes Officer School
Chaplain (Captain) Lowel D. Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Foster of Panama City Florida, graduates from the Air University's Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Alabama. Foster 325 students completed the 14 week course and he is reassigned to Shaw AFB. He married Inez daughter of Lester C. Miller of Winchester Route 1. Foster is a Center High School graduate and earned a BA in religion in 1953 from Trevecca Nazarene College Nashville Tennessee and a BD from Nazarene Theological Seminary in 1956.
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Lowel D. Foster
Harvey D. Foster
Drummond Ave
Panama City
Fla
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Inez
Lester C. Miller
Route 1
Winchester
Foster
Shaw Air Force Base
Center High School
Troup County
Trevecca Nazarene College
Nashville
Tenn
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Brothers Together in Caribbean Deployment
Seaman Allen G. Wingfield and Seaman Apprentice Jerry R. Wingfield, sons of Roy G. Wingfield of Clearbrook, sailed from Little Creek aboard the landing ship dock USS Spiegel Grove for a four month Caribbean deployment. The ship will participate in several amphibious landing exercises with units of Amphibious Squadron 12.
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Allen G. Wingfield
USNR
Jerry R. Wingfield
USN
Roy G. Wingfield
Clearbrook
Little Creek
Uss
Spiegel Grove
Caribbean
Amphibious Squadron 12
Record Earthquakes Hit Colombia Ecuador 1906
January 1906 saw a major quake off Colombia and Ecuador followed by a March 1933 Japanese quake. The events are noted as among the world s greatest recorded earthquakes.
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Colombia
Ecuador
Japan
Army Lieutenant Assigned as Communications Officer at Fort Riley
First Lieutenant Howard F. Huff Jr., son of Frank Huff of Berryville, was assigned as communications officer in the 1st Battalion Headquarters of the 63rd Armor at Fort Riley Kansas on December 2. His mother Mrs. Helen G. Carter and his wife Justine reside in Boyce.
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Army
Howard F. Huff, Jr
Frank Huff
Berryville
63Rd Armor
Fort Riley
Kan
Helen G. Carter
Justine
Boyce
Winters Top Fashions Pattern Catalog Offer
Sixty five cents in coins for each pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first class mailing and special handling Send to Anne Adams care of Winchester Evening Star 113 Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011 print NAME ADDRESS with ZIP SIZE and STYLE NUMBER WINTER S TOP FASHIONS see exciting Styles for all sizes in our big Fall Winter Pattern Catalog Get one pattern FREE simply clip coupon in Catalog Hurry send 50 cents now
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Paradise Kentucky Closes Under TVA Move
Paradise, Kentucky musters out as TVA orders residents including Mrs. Carlos Smith to depart by Saturday for coal stockpile and plant expansion. The 40 acre site is cleared plot by plot, ending a 170 year old community once home to about 800 people.
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Paradise, Ky
Paradise
Carlos Smith
TVA
Psychologist warns riots by Negroes may continue
Dr T M Tomlinson of the Office of Economic Opportunity warned that riots by Negroes in Northern cities will persist until massive poverty reduction funds, estimated at 20 to 25 billion dollars, are available. He cited Detroit and Watts and argued myths in white society fuel unrest while calling for organized economic and political action by Negroes.
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New York
Tomlinson
Office
Eeconomic Opportunity
Washington
University of California At
Los Angeles
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Watts
Detroit
Crowther Quits Daily Film Reviews After 27 Years
Bosley Crowther of the New York Times resigns from daily film reviewing, a move greeted with delight by some Hollywood makers and with regret by critics who value his long tenure. He shaped industry debates on censorship and foreign cinema, challenged violence in film, and will continue writing broader entertainment pieces for the Times.
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Paradise
Green River
J.H. Buchanan
Greenville
Hollywood
Bosley Crowther
New’ York Times
Crowther
The
Times
Rowther
the Times
Putnam’ S
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Underground motel planned 28 feet underground in Coober Pedy
A 15 bed hotel is planned for Coober Pedy, 28 feet underground, with reception, dining room and air conditioning. The walls will be natural white and red sandstone. Coober Pedy lives mostly underground due to extreme heat, while the nearby Roman Catholic Church of St Peter and St Paul is built into a hillside.
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Sydney
Coober Pedy
Opale
Australia
St. Peter and St. Paul
Dear Abby column notes on marriage money and names
Readers share advice in a Dear Abby column about a second marriage marrying for money and housing tensions, plus a note on changing a difficult surname for easier pronunciation and a light quip from a Texas student. The column ends with address for letters to Box 69700 Los Angeles.
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Abby
TEXAS
Los Angeles
Cal
Wallet found in wall reveals long lost billfold mystery
Near Fort Knox an auto crash at the bus station exposed a wallet sealed in the wall for 19 years. Gerald Rians of Peoria Illinois identified by cards said he was robbed while stationed at Fort Knox. Thieves punched a hole and dumped the billfold into the wall.
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Louisville
Ft. Knox
Gerald Rians
Peoria
Ill
Rians
Widespread Book Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin Circulated
Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti slavery work Uncle Tom's Cabin published in 1852 influenced public opinion and helped ignite sectional tensions. The novel enjoyed broad US circulation and was translated into 23 languages.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Cvil
United Sates
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