Son of Stilwell in Vietnam War Zone C goldfish bowl
Captain Joe Stilwell III, grandson of Vinegar Joe Stilwell, serves with the 1st Battalion 18th Infantry in the Vietnam War in War Zone C near Saigon. He seeks command of a rifle company while balancing family legacy and pressure from the public and military. His father Brig. Gen. Joseph Stilwell II commanded Special Forces Training Center at Ft. Bragg and later returned to Vietnam.
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Joe Stubvel
Stilwell
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Erybody
18Th Infantry
War Zone C
Saigon
Stilwem
Burma
China
Stille O
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United States
Joseph. Stilwell Tl
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Special Forces Training Center
Ft. Bragg
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League of Cities asks federal help for urban projects
LAS VEGAS AP Top city officials from around the nation gathered to vote on resolutions at the 43rd annual congress of cities. They urged more federal aid for urban projects, while NASA head James Webb corrected moon-landing costs to 22.7 billion. A speaker urged cities to solve their problems themselves, and Rep George Mahon urged local work over rhetoric.
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Las Vegas
Nev
League
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Tacoma
Wash
Harold MM. Tollefson
Leeague
James E. Webb
National Aeronautiics and Space Administration
George Mahon
Texas Flags Sent To Texans In Viet Nam
Texas flags were sent to 115 Texans serving in Viet Nam upon their request. Secretary of State John Hill said each 12 by 18 inch flag included a letter expressing pride and support from Texas and prayers for safe return.
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Texas
Viet Nam
Austin
John Hill
Hil
Long Trip Results In Arrest For Three Men
In Los Angeles airport three Miami men were arrested on suspicion of robbery after detective Sgt. John Haywood identified them from Miami as suspects in a Miami crime. Los Angeles officers took them into custody awaiting a flight to Miami.
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Miami
Sia
Los Angeles
John Haywood
Haywood
Cashier Fends Off Bank Robber in Bagdad KY
In Bagdad, Kentucky People’s Bank cashier Bill Tingle confronted a robber who entered the bank and demanded money. He reportedly threw a stool, fired three shots at the getaway car, pursued the armed suspect, and held him until state police arrived. Richard King, 43, of Louisville, was later charged with attempted robbery.
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Shelbyville
Bill Tingle
People’s Bank of
Bagdad
Tingle
Richard King
Louisville
Two Burlington Zephyr Trains Discontinued on Dallas Denver Route
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved discontinuance of trains No. 1 and No. 2 between Dallas and Denver. No. 1, the southbound Burlington Zephyr, runs 26 hours 50 minutes. No. 8, the northbound, takes 20 hours 45 minutes. Burlington will reshuffle schedules. two trains remain with dining cars and sleepers. Bus and air service serve the area. No date set.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Dallas
Tex
Denver
Colo
Texas
Burlington Limes
ICC
Did You Know Tuatare Survives as Prehistoric Dinosaur Relic
The tuatare, native to New Zealand and adjacent islets, is described as the sole surviving representative of the pre historic dinosaur lineage. It stands as a living link to ancient times and highlights New Zealand's unique paleontological heritage.
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