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June 6, 1962
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth delivered a commencement address to 778 graduating midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., emphasizing timeless qualities like honor, integrity, and patriotism for success.
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SEC'Y OF NAVY KORTH ADDRESSES MIDSHIPMEN
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (P) — Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth described today's military man as one with unlimited knowledge, imagination, courage and patriotism.
Korth, in a commencement address to 778 Midshipmen graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy today, added that the ingredients for success, regardless of the advances in techniques and skills, have not changed.
He said they were: "Honor and integrity; idealism and self-sacrifice; self discipline and self-reliance; loyalty and devotion; humility and faith."
The Secretary was principal speaker for the Naval Academy's 112th graduation exercise.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (P) — Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth described today's military man as one with unlimited knowledge, imagination, courage and patriotism.
Korth, in a commencement address to 778 Midshipmen graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy today, added that the ingredients for success, regardless of the advances in techniques and skills, have not changed.
He said they were: "Honor and integrity; idealism and self-sacrifice; self discipline and self-reliance; loyalty and devotion; humility and faith."
The Secretary was principal speaker for the Naval Academy's 112th graduation exercise.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Military
What keywords are associated?
Naval Academy Graduation
Fred Korth Speech
Commencement Address
Midshipmen
What entities or persons were involved?
Fred Korth
Where did it happen?
Annapolis, Md.
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Annapolis, Md.
Event Date
Today
Key Persons
Fred Korth
Event Details
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth addressed 778 graduating midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy, describing the ideal military man and listing unchanging success ingredients: honor and integrity; idealism and self-sacrifice; self discipline and self-reliance; loyalty and devotion; humility and faith. He was the principal speaker for the 112th graduation exercise.