Faf 2A EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, Jan. 13, 1963
Army to Streamline Divisions
WASHINGTON I The Army
will (tart within a few weeks to
reihape Its regular divisions
into the most heavily-gunned
and moat maneuverable In U.S.
history.
The changeover, first in seven
years, will be gradual and may
take the better part of two
years to complete.
Fourteen infantry, armor and
airborne divisions In the United
States, Germany, Korea and the
Pacific will be revamped. Only
one division at a time will be re
organized in each area, to mini
mize disruption.
From the Ground Up
The Army's two newest divi
sions the 1st Armored at Ft.
Mood, Tex., and the 5th Infantry
at Ft Carson, Colo. were or
ganized under the new concept
Baha'i World Faith
Teacher
', Last month Dwight Allen
came to a workshop at Spring
iield to talk about team-teaching
and other modern educa
tion practices.
. This weekend, he was in Eu
gene to lecture about the Baha'i
World Faith.
' "It's entirely compatible be
ing an educator and a Baba'l
follower," he explained as he re-
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day afternoon.
". "A Baha'i is dedicated to uni
versal education and besides,
each member of the faith is
'committed to teaching his fel
low man the ways of God
'So being a teacher is a happy
'compatibility."
Allen was to speak Sunday
evening at a public meeting at
; the Eugene Hotel.
I He is an assistant professor
i'o education at Stanford Unl
'versity and presently is work-
ing on several educational proj-
ects. . ,
i . While the Baha'i World
lTaltt la flnninlav Allan ! o
j good explainer. He is chairman
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from the ground up. Their per
formance in field testing "dem
onstrated convincingly the
soundness of the new division
structure," the Army said.
Since 1956, infantry and para
troop divisions have been
formed under what the Army
calls a "pentomic" structure
built around five battle groups
of about 1,350 men each. The
Army felt then that the three
regiment triangular division of
World War II and Korea was
not suitable to the nuclear bat
tlefield. In recent years, Army plan
ners have seen the need for
still another reorganization that
would adapt divisions to the de
mands of fighting limited, non
nuclear wars in radically dif
ferent kinds of terrain around
the globe, as well as for the
Discusses
of ihe faith's national college
bureau.
The faith was created by a
19th Century Persian, Baba'u'l-
lah, who Is considered one of
the prophets of Uod, Alien sam.
One of Its main tenets is that
mankind must be spiritually re
vitalized, so that the barriers
between peoples are broken
down and a foundation laid for
a unified world society based on
principles of Justice and rove.
The advocates are divided
into "communities" and there
is no formal clergy. Leaders are
elected ... at the local, na
tional and International levels.
"We believe that solutions of
world conflicts must come
through a spiritual dynamic, a
moral or ethical power strong
enough to counteract divisive
Flames Rout 4,000
HONG KONG Ml An esti
mated 700 squatter huts were
destroyed and 4,000 people made
homeless in this refugee-packed
British colony Friday night by
a fire that raged for four hours.
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Accordingly, under the new
setup, the Army is converting
some inianiry divisions 10 mecn
anized divisions. Simply stated,
a mechanized division is an in
fantry outfit in which every
body rides to the battle area.
Determining Factor
Geography will determine the
makeup of any given division.
Thus, Army divisions in Europe
will be either armored or mech
anized to take advantage of the
flat country and good roads.
Divisions in the Far East will
be heavy in infantry and light
in armor. Divisions posted in
the United States will have
more parachute troops or com
binations of battalions suited to
swift movement overseas to
deal with brush-fire crises.
Beliefs
social forces, and channel men's
efforts in constructive direc
tions."
The Importance of the in
dividual is stressed and com
mitment to the faith is import
ant, Allen said. Hence, services
are informal and testimonial for
the most part.
Fire Runs
(From 10 a.m. until
10 p.m. Saturday)
Springfield
3:16 p.m. 235 S. 52nd
St., extensive damage to
garage and workshop,
probable cause listed ' as
overheated stove.
6:37 p.m. 1000 N.
Third PI., .television set
shorted out. -
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Infantry divisions now total
13,748 men at full strength. The
new infantry division will have
15,845 men and a mechanized
division 15,891.
The new armored division
will number 15,899 men an in
crease of 1,282. It will muster
369 tanks, an increase of 29,
and ninety-four 90mm guns as
compared with none in the
present armored divisions.
Paratroop divisions will in
crease by more than 3,000 men
each to a new strength of 14,558
men. The new airborne outfits
will be much stronger in
artillery, machine guns and
mortars.
F. B. Wilson
Rites Tuesday
Funeral services will be held
in Albany Tuesday for Floyd B.
Wilson, 58, former Eugene tav
ern operator who died Friday
in Albany.
Wilson lived in Eugene and
operated the Alibi Tavern until
1955, when he moved to Albany
after purchasing a restaurant
there.
Requiem Mass will be Tues
day at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary's
Catholic Church in Albany.
Burial will bt in the Willamette
Memorial Park, Albany.
He is survived by his wife
Vivian; two sons and a daugh-
ternone from the Eugene area;
his father; three brothers and
two sisters.
Negotiator in India
For Peace Talks
NEW DELHI, India to All
Sabry, chairman of the United
Arab Republic Executive Coun
cil, arrived here Saturday for
talks on the Colombo proposals
for a Chinese-Indian border
truce.
Sabry told reporters at New
Delhi Airport he is hopeful the
neutralist proposals drafted at
Colombo, Ceylon, will "pave the
way for a final settlement
through peaceful negotiations."
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Space Age
On Agenda
OAKLAND, Calif, to How
to put to common use the
multi-billion-dollar space age
technology will be discussed
here March 27-30 by more
than 100 of the nation's top
scientists, educators, indus
trialists and government rep
resentatives. Carrying out an edict of
Congress and a challenge of
President Kennedy, they will
meet with the United States'
space administrator, James
E. Webb, to work out meth
o d s of transmitting the
knowledge.
C. L. Dochterman, assistant
to the University of California
president, is the conference
director.
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Stocks Post 4th Straight Hike
NEW YORK Ml The stock
market this week weathered
profit taking on its prolonged
advance so well that it posted its
fourth straight weekly advance.
As the Dow Jones industrial
average ended the week with a
gain of 9.37 at 671.60 this in
dicator had rolled up a total
advance of 102.58 since the fear
ridden lows of the Cuban crisis
last Oct. 26.
Many Wall Streeters had
looked for a decline this week
as a normal reaction from what
was generally conceded to be
one of the greatest recovery
moves in Wall Street history.
It was obvious that many traders
were selling to make good their
profits, but as prices softened
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there were always others to pick
up stock, obeying advice from
their brokers to "buy on weak
ness." "A lot of scared money is
coming back into the market,"
said one broker, and this was
the prevailing opinion, judging
by the "rolling" nature of the
improvement, as first one
group of stocks, then another
benefited from buying.
As the week ended, the mar
ket had strung together nine
straight sessions in which more
stocks advanced than declined,
even though on two of those
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brought moderate declines to
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when 23,901,000 shares changed
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The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks advanced 3.6 to
252.0.
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DAMASCUS, Syria (A Saudi
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radio that counterfeit $50 and
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turned up in Eastern and West
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