Marines Remember Pearl Harbor Era and Iwo Jima Battles
The narrative recounts Marine experiences from Pearl Harbor courage to brutal combat on Iwo Jima. Ed O’Neill and K Company endure shelling, close-quarters fighting, and heavy losses, with flare signals guiding reinforcements and grim memories of fallen comrades. The piece also shifts to Stalag Luft III and European battles detailing Ralph Neppel and Sgt. Neppel’s injuries and valor in Hurtgen and Birgel.
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Ed O'Neill
Sagan
Germany
Frank Sneed
Stalag Luft III
Berlin
Red Cross
Guam
Ed O’neill
Birgel
Ralph Neppel
329Th
France
St. Malo
Loire Valley
Luxembourg
Iowa
Hurtgen
Third Reich
Ralph
K Company
L Company
Humphrey ends talks with church leaders in Miami Beach
Vice President Hubert Humphrey wrapped up a round of talks with American church leaders at the National Council of Churches assembly. He urged the church to press ahead with social reform while noting a mood of reaction and disillusion threatens the forward move. The interchurch group includes 34 denominations and about 42 million members.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
National Council of Churches
Humphrey
Interchurch Cooperative Organization
Reagan aided by Birch Society support in California
The Los Angeles Times reports John Birch Society founder Robert Welch says its members helped elect Republican Ronald Reagan as California governor. Reagan and Brown aides responded that voters rather than the group determined Reagan's victory, while Democrats pressed Reagan to repudiate Birch ties.
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Los Angeles
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
Ronald Reagan
California
Los Angeles Times
Reagan
Welch
Birch Society
the Times
Brown
Birch
State Apple Growers Report Record Minnesota Crop
Minnesota growers produced a record 600000 bushels of apples this year, up from 290000 bushels last year, the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Radcliffe Coeds Granted Access to Lamont Library
Harvard will allow Radcliffe undergraduates and graduates to use the Lamont Library starting in the spring term directing from the library head Merle Fainsoh. The change completes Harvard's move toward coeducation except for social clubs which stay male only.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe
Harvard University
Lamont
Harvard
Merle Fainsoh
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New York
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State Bank
F.d.1.c
Sears
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Kenmore Electric
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