Viet Nam War spills into Laos and Cambodia
Washington reports first casualties in Laos air operations with 11 U.S. flyers killed and about 20 missing or captured. In Saigon, U.S. artillery is said to have crossed into Cambodian jungles to silence Viet Cong guns as American troops faced heavy fire on the Cambodian side. Officials say policy aims to keep fights confined to Viet Nam, with limited disclosures when necessary.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
United States
Defense Department
U.S
Saigon
Defense Departments
State Department
Imanders
China
U.S. Navy
Minuteman I Launch Report From Vandenberg Base
Air Force announces the launch of its 413th Minuteman I intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The report includes related Vietnam era context with guarded statements on self defense and aerial operations in Laos and Cambodia during 1964, noting prior shootdowns and rules to engage if attacked.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Crosby FHA members attend Texas state meeting in San Antonio
Six Crosby High School Future Homemakers of America members joined 1406 state delegates in San Antonio for the annual Texas FHA meeting theme Citizenship Youth's Greatest Challenge. Mary Michalsky named voting delegate. Outstanding visitor was National Advisor Mildred Reel. Dr Carl S Winters spoke to about 6000 delegates on the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Anderson
Crosby
Crosby Future
Homemakers of America
Crosby’ High
Texas Association
Future ‘Homemakers of America
San Antonio
FHA
Cynthia Malchar
Linda Franta
Shirley Tyler
Mary Michalsky
Nancy, Clifton
Mary Ransom
Area
Monument Dedicated at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
A monument honoring over 26,000 American war dead was dedicated at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu. The main feature is a 30-foot statue of Columbia shaping the solemn memorial ceremony.
Crosby Band Parents host bake sale and awards ceremony
The Crosby High School band program featured performances of college and folk pieces by students and guests. Bennett received a gift from the Band Parents, first chairs were announced, and seniors and CA Curtiss noted for Texas Longhorn Band admission. Karen Henson won outstanding undergraduate band student awards. Nearby, the Marrks and Geng visited Kerrville and San Antonio as revival services continued. A crafts bake sale was planned by Mrs Pascal Hooks and Donna Hooks with the European Study Tour group and First Presbyterian Church. Hours were set 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Nancy Clifton
J. E. Clifton
Miss Ransom
J. Ransom
Crosby
John Bennett
Weber
Erickson
Marcia Ferguson
Sean McGuire
Bennett
Bach
Jackson
Whitney
Jordan" H Sini
Jon
Grumman’ S
Monroe Ewell
Crosby Band Parents
C_A Curtiss
Texas Longhorn Band
Karen Henson
James Marek
Cindy
Geng
Kerrville
San Antonio
J- Te ‘Barnett
Skindera
Pascal Hooks
Douglas Hooks
Donnie
Donna
Debbie
Don Rashall
Sils
First Presbyterian Tee
Thy
Ida Dean
Brookland &m
Sam
Raybum Dam
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Sures
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
NEA
H. C. Williams
Rev
Henry McCaskill
Alabama
Minuteman
Thelma Brawner
Harvard
Morrell Park
Take of
Honolulu
Jantzen
Abe Founyuess
Ann Lee
Texas
Rosenzweig’s
Cate
Vanity Fair
Alenton
Abe Rocenaueigh
Faye Dunaway
Florida
Mee
Craft-Bake Sale
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