McNamara Sees Vietnam War Deteriorating
James Marlow analyzes Secretary McNamara's five day Vietnam front tour and Johnson's response. He notes growing pessimism, calls for more troops, and a war that could last years. The piece traces McNamara's changing outlook from 1962 optimism to 1964 warnings of a long conflict.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Viet Nam
United States
Robert 5
McNamara
Johnson
Chick
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
South Viet Nam
Slums benefit some says UN consultant report
A United Nations consultant concludes that slums, though illegal in many places, offer crucial benefits to residents. The report urges minimal clearance in coming years, stressing slum improvements especially in sanitation, while noting low rents, proximity to jobs, and extended family networks as key advantages.
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William N. Oatis
Moscow
Delhi
Lima
Chicago
Neely Edwards Records Enduring Stage Career
Hollywood obituary notes Neely Edwards 82, long actor in The Drunkard troupe and Wayward Way. A vaudeville comic and film performer, he endured to 1959 with the show and later lived at the Motion Picture Country House. Guinness Book of World Records page honors his 25 years in The Drunkard and its musical adaptation.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Neely Edwards
Jong
Neely
Los Angeles
Margarita Snow
Delelinea
Eddie Flanagan
Columbia Pictures
Flanagan
Dennis O'Keefe
Elvis Presley
Neely ‘Edwards
More Federal Aid To Education Seems Certainty
President Johnson closed the White House Conference on Education promising to use participants' discussions as the basis for new programs and proposals. The two day event highlighted concerns from preschool to graduate school including desegregation dropouts and urban slum aid, urging expanded federal funding and action.
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G. Kk. Rodenfield
AP Education
Wester Washington
White House
Anak
Johnson
Game Wardens Battle Alligator Poachers
In New Orleans AP report Louisiana wildlife wardens use planes and boats to combat alligator poachers. Shootings occur in swamplands as judges impose up to six months in jail and stiff fines for offenders. Scarcity drives poaching despite seasons closed for two years to boost gator numbers. Hides fetch five to six dollars per foot, luring some hunters back.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Blitzkriegen
State Wild Life ‘and Fisheries Commission
Surgery May Solve Case Of Impotent Wappingers Falls Bull
A historic article describes Lindertig Bull, a showy Aberdeen Angus from Scotland, whose birth defect left him unable to breed. Despite setbacks, experts claim he is among the finest bulls, valued at substantial sums and celebrated for extraordinary conformation and potential.
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Wappingers -Falls
N.Y
Lindertig
Sas
Scotland
Lindertis
Aberdeen Angus
TSO
Costerson
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