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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...curriculum changes, jointly developed by the Army and the Faculty, are intended to eliminate "the practical and psychological effects" of requiring ROTC students to carry 17 1/2 courses for an academic degree, according to Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science and Tactics...
...warning to them, Perón listed his enemies for Joseph Newman, New York Herald Tribune correspondent who touched off the exile's comeback threat by dropping in for an interview at the former dictator's modest suite in the U.S.-owned Hotel Washington in Colón, Panama. The marked men: Argentine navy and air force officers; such big industrialists as the Bembergs (beer) and Raúl Lamuraglia (textiles); La Prensa Publisher Alberto Gainza Paz and that paper's longtime news service, the United Press; the rulers of Uruguay, where...
...stepped off a ship in the Panamanian town of Colón, the tropics got Max Bilgray, a Chicago barkeep done out of a living by the Volstead Act. That was 35 years ago, and Bilgray never even tried to get away. He became, instead, the best-known saloonkeeper in Caribbean latitudes, the boss of Colón's far-famed Tropic Bar and Restaurant. This New Year's, Bilgray's customers will as usual wrap their hands around their holiday glasses of whisky in the bar on the narrow street Colón calls Bottle Alley...
...Bilgray, President Ricardo ("Dickie") Arias recently drove across the isthmus and awarded him Panama's Order of Vasco Nuñez de Balboa-doubtless a unique honor for a saloonkeeper. Bilgray will not leave Panama now that he has retired; he intends to live out his days in Colón until...
Thus members of the College's Air Force unit, to be dissolved July 1, 1957, will be able to continue their Reserve training in either the Army or Navy units. When the Air Force termination decision was announced two weeks ago, Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science and Tactics, announced that the Army unit would accept those Air Force reservists affected...