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TOKYO, Japan--Airman Second Class William A. Moore Jr. of Flint Hill, Va receives a “USO Certificate *of Recognition" as one of 50 'Outstanding United States Air Force men qn duty here who •wererchosert to be guests of prominent - Japanese andAmerican families and Tokyo business fij-ms for A special ; Honor Day sponsored by the USO. Airman Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wt, A. Moore ,of^fi[nt Hill,. and the other ; hfen were selected bn the ba!£fcs,?ff>tbeir exemplary con'iduct and achievements as Air ^Force me.njbers -overseas.
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