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Mcallen Daily Press
Mcallen, Hidalgo County, Texas
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On Aug. 7, the first 100 new U.S. border patrolmen graduated from training at Camp Chigas near El Paso and deployed to the Mexico border to bolster security against subversive illegal entries; next group partly to Canada.
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EL PASO, Aug. 7-(UP)-The first 100 new border patrolmen ordered trained under the new emergency set-up of the U. S. border patrol, "graduated" from the service school at Camp Chigas today.
Without any fanfare or ceremonies, the new patrolmen - first batch of some recruits to be added to border guards this year--left for their new posts to strengthen Uncle Sam's protection against illegal entry into this country of subversive elements.
These 100 new men were ordered to stations along the U. S.-Mexico frontier. Approximately half of the next 100 to enter the school at Camp Chigas next week will be sent to the Canadian border.
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El Paso
Event Date
Aug. 7
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the 100 new patrolmen graduated and left for stations along the u.s.-mexico frontier; approximately half of the next 100 will be sent to the canadian border.
Event Details
The first 100 new border patrolmen trained under the new emergency set-up of the U.S. border patrol graduated from the service school at Camp Chigas today without fanfare and left for their new posts to strengthen protection against illegal entry of subversive elements. This batch is the first recruits added to border guards this year. The next 100 will enter the school next week.