Advocates Use of Mustard Gas in Vietnam War Debate
Former U.N. forces adviser Brig. Gen. Rothschild says inhalation and skin exposure from liquid mustard gas could disable Viet Cong tunnels without lasting kills. He argues gas delays effects, harms VC medical facilities, and could psychologically pressure insurgents, while noting public fear and humane concerns complicate policy.
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Daleville Mothers Meet As War Mothers Unit Notes
Daleville reports Mrs. Mary McNeil and Mrs. Elsie Woods attending a Mothers of World War II unit meeting in New Castle Seventh. Next meeting set for a Selma picnic at Mrs. Loren Johnson's home. Also notes on local residents traveling and visiting relatives, new birth at Pugsley family, and a farm workers statistic from Chingara.
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Mary McNeil
Elsie Woods
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Will Fichier
Loren Johnson
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Charles Haugh
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Edward Ore.baugh
Alise Allen
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Williamsburg
Virginia
John B. Pugsley
Vickie Kay
William Pugsley
John Kiefer
Robert B. Scott
Tucson
Ariz
Roberta Reeves
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