Mail For Viet Nam Has High Priority
Washington AP reports mail to GIs in Viet Nam ranks with bullets and rations in priority. Despite delays and losses, the system improved since WWII, with air letters and five pound parcels moving by air or ship. Pentagon guidance urges five cent stamps, white envelopes, five digit ZIP locater, and breaking shipments into five pound parcels.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Post Office
U.S
Southeast Asia
Korea
Intance
United State
United States
Army
Air Force
Pacific Command Area
Defense Department
Asia
U.S. West Coast
San Francisco
Pacific
Saigon
Post Office Department
Canada
Soga
Japan
Charles Azevedo
Penagon
Azevedo
Reassessment Of Values By HAL BOYLE
New York columnist Hal Boyle lists items he believes are underrated, from walking to work to horseshoe pitching and carbon paper. He argues these carry lasting value and counter today's fads, noting humor in Longfellow, bubblegum, rock and roll, and TV ads.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Canada views Viet Nam conflict through cautious lens
Ottawa observers say North Vietnamese misread U.S. public opinion and threat of withdrawal looms after placard protests near the White House. Officials doubt a military victory possible, urging negotiation via the International Truce Supervisory Commission. Canada funds Saigon and supports a political settlement with the United States and other nations.
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Ottawa
Henoi
Viet Nam
White House
U.S
Viet Nams
Canada
North Viet Nam
Saigon
International Truce Supervisory Commission
South Viet Nam
Louis St. Laurent
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
North
United States
Viet ‘Nam
Paul Martin
Johnson’s Air Strike Move Faces Political Backlash
Washington AP report notes President Johnson’s bid to push an airline strike settlement stalled after machinists reject terms, drawing political heat as Congress and White House weigh implications for inflation, unions, and upcoming elections. Labor Secretary Wirtz says administration neither supports nor opposes ending the strike.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate Labor Committee
Public Interest Lags as Stock Prices Fall Amid Wary Outlook
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports that investors show little enthusiasm for bargains in stocks despite rising industrial production and profits, opting for bonds and higher yields elsewhere. Labor wage pressures, strike-related disruptions, and looming tax tensions heighten caution, with autos and housing the visible economy weak spots. The broader economy remains on an uptrend, though some doubt lingers about future gains.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Ibngigents
Viet Nam
Battleship Texas Closed Thursday for Film Shooting
Houston officials announce Battleship Texas will close to the public Thursday to permit filming of Twentieth Century Fox sequence from The Sand Pebbles starring Steve McQueen. The shoot will depict McQueen leaving the ship for the gunboat San Pablo in 1896 Shanghai.
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Texas
Fox
Steve McQueen
Lloyd Cresary
Texas Commision
McQueen
San Pablo
U.S
Yangtsh
Shanghai
China
Formosa
Hong Kong
Twentieth Century-Fox
Rob ‘Ert Wise
Aet Pector
Saul Wurtzel
C. H. Maguire
Boris Leven
Filmdon
Jake Holman
Wurtzel
Gregory
Texn
San Jacito
Temple
C. H. Coffield
Murray Jaget
Port Neches
R. C. Gusman
Bay City
Jos. B. Hutchinson
Robinson
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