LBJ pledges no battlefield defeat in Vietnam
The Anderson Herald reports President Johnson asserting the United States can avoid a battlefield defeat as talks in Paris continue. He argues North Vietnam has withstood pressure and calls for patience while military buildup and negotiations proceed toward possible peace. Leaders stress readiness for continued war and diplomacy.
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Citizens warn against yielding at peace talks kurs
A Lemon panel of prominent citizens including former Presidents warned against negotiating concessions that could prolong the war in Hanoi. They urged continued pressure while rejecting the idea of a defeat on the battlefield and cautioned Americans not to expect a quick settlement.
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Old-Time Indiana Store To Be Sold
A faded description of an Indiana General Store in Comssa, detailing its closing and sale while noting its 1854 roots. The garbled text mentions a merchant editor and postmaster, a river region near Fork Wayne, and items like churns and coal, with vague references to 1960 and a television magic act.
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