Reporter's Assessment in Viet Nam A Little Light in a Dark Picture
UPI foreign analyst in Saigon reports Westmoreland praising signs of VC weakness after monsoon battles. More American troops, urban uplift, and rising morale amid inflation and black market risk. Viet Cong manpower strains and strategic shifts toward breaking main-force units.
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Viet Nam
United Press International
Saigon
UPID
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Bar Girls
Westmoreland
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
Nha Trang
Chu Lai
South China Sea
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mekong
Central Highlands
Highway 19
Qui Nhon
Cambodia
Duc Co
Kontum
Urban Bill Approved In Senate
The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill creating a new cabinet department of housing and urban development to handle city housing problems and likely absorb functions of the housing and home finance agency. Also, the White House voiced hope for a DC home rule bill, while a Senate panel heard that the United States still lacks a permanent balance of payments solution and carries a heavy load in foreign aid.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Housing and Home Finance Agency
White House
Johnson
Congress
District of Columbia
House District Committee
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Government Operations Subcommittee
Northern Racial Strife Seen Having Big Impact on Democratic Politics
In major northern cities racial strife could shift power, as urban Democratic blocs sway elections. The piece notes Democrats rely on big city support, while Republicans gain ground in upstate New York and downstate Illinois, potentially offsetting urban votes.
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Upstate
New York
Illinois
Big City
Chicago
Philadelphia
FDR
15 Percent Compliance Noted In Ky Junkyard Law
Kentucky reports 75 percent compliance among 758 junk dealers with a law requiring screening of junked cars from public view. Enforcement led by E. W. Hancock of the Highway Department shows 800 locations cleaned up. officials expect near total compliance by end of 1965.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
New York Times
Kentucky Court of Appeals
E. W. Hancock
Henry Ward
Court of Appeals
Hancock
Kentucky Highway Department
Louisville
Jefferson County
Motorist hits tree after 28 tickets chase ends
In Macon Georgia Eddie Norris 20 received 28 citations after a police chase. Charges include five stop sign violations seven red lights driving under the influence wrong side of road no license improper plates seven speeding counts including 110 mph in a 35 mph zone and an improper turn. In Columbus Ohio Ohio State University cleared two Cincinnati freshmen Richard Pildas and Jonathan Fries 19 after a dormitory misadventure involving a party on Morrison's Tower ninth floor. They fled from university police when coeds yelled and screamed. Morrison Hall was a girls dormitory.
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Macon
UPI
Eddie Norris
Norris
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Richard Pildas
Jonathan Fries
Cincinnati
Morrison’s Tower
University
Morrison Hall
New England preps for Labor Day riots with guard patrols
Officials in six New England states mapped security plans for the Labor Day weekend. National Guardsmen and riot-trained troopers will guard coastal areas from New Hampshire to Maine amid past unrest at Hampton Beach and nearby resorts. Vermont and Massachusetts will bolster patrols. Rhode Island and Connecticut expect no large disturbances while Maine coordinates training sessions with police and riot gear ready.
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New England
United Press International
Bolton
UPI
New Hampshire
Maine
Hampton Beach
N.H
Francis B. McSwiney
Robert Rhodes
Rhodes
20Th Armor
Saco
Old Orchard
York
Robert Marx
Mark
Lewiston
Auburn
Rumford
Norway
Waterville
Skowhegan
Bath
Brunswick
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Westerly
Newport
Connecticut
Probate notices of wills and trusts in Bennington Vermont
Public notices from the Bennington Probate Court announce probate actions and account examinations for Arthur G Peckham, George G Bond, Annette O Jennings, and Annette C Jen. Orders set dates in August 1965 for proving wills and inspecting accounts, with publication in the Bennington Banner to inform interested parties.
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William Co. Plunkett
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
William C. Plunkett
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Donald King
Readsboro
Richard Cole
Arthur G
Peckham
State OF Vermont
Catherine C. Behan
George
State OF
Vermont
George G. Bond
Annette
Jennings
Annette O
Leonard Outhwaite
Bank of New York
Annette C. Jennings
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Los Angeles
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
New Horizon
Great Society
Yorty
Pat Brown
Brown
Bos
Girard College
Phoe
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cook County
Kenedy
N.E
Bernard W. Caughey
Sound
Hammonasset Beach State Park
Charlie Brown
B.C
Blondie
Steve Canyon
IIPA
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Paul
Crief
Johnny Hart
By Chie Young
Mikon Caniti
Soviet Union
Stan Drak
Julie
Pam Gedney
Paul Guardian
E. Dorset, Vermont
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