Viet Nam Troop Withdrawal Seen as Gradual Process
Washington reports a slow draining of U S forces in South Vietnam with up to 15 000 troops to depart as Saigon strengthens its army and internal stability improves The White House cautions the Diem regime to halt repressive actions and signals a year end 1965 target for winding down the main American presence The initial 1 000 withdrawals are expected in the coming months from various military activities
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
McNamara
Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Navy Trash Cans Cut Costs for Polaris Subs
Navy technicians devised compact metal cans to squeeze and sink waste aboard Polaris submarines. The change reduces detection risk and has saved the government 41000 dollars so far, with full unit pullouts not planned initially.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Supply Corps
Mrs Kennedy Tours Mosques During Aegean Cruise
Mrs John F Kennedy on Ari Onassis yacht Christina visited two Istanbul mosques and the Ottoman treasury, drew crowds in Istanbul, then anchored at Lesbos after a voyage from Istanbul. The First Lady toured historic sites amid rain and calm seas on a Greek isle birthplace of Sappho.
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Greece
Christinia
John F. Kennedy
Sappho
Lesbos
Istanbul
Dardanelles
Aegean Sea
Christina
Athens
America
Turkey
National Treasury
Ottoman Empire
Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Rickover condemns shoddy work by industrial contractors
Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover says industry fails to meet exacting quality standards in government projects delaying atomic submarines and space programs. He cites contractors more focused on winning bids than ensuring proper drawings and inspections, calling for tougher oversight and accountability.
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NEW York
Hyman G. Rickover
Washington Dispatch
New York Times
Rickover
Richover
The
Times
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Writer Sheds First Husband Second Time
Best selling author Grace Metalious confirmed she separated from husband George Metalious. He now works as a guidance counselor in Ludlow Vermont. They divorced in 1958 remarried in 1960. In interim she married T J Martin of Laconia. Metalious rose to prominence with Peyton Place and her fourth novel No Adam in Eden released last month.
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Gilmanton
N.H
Grace Metalious
George Metalious
Ludlow
Noted mob figures named in Valachi testimony
The article lists Geno ves e Genovese and other syndicate figures like Tony Bender Strolle, Johnny Dio, Anthony Coppola, and Vito Agueci, detailing past crimes, incarcerations, and alleged roles in Cosa Nostra. It also mentions Verona Italy tractors and farming gear.
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New York
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
New Jersey
Bender
Valachi
Genovese
John
Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
Dio
Victor Riesel
Lower East Side
Point Lookout
Long Island
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Prince Stanislas
Lee Radziwill
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B.C
Johnny Hart
Publicke
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Blondie
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Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Coronel Canyon
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Heart of
Juliet Jones
By Stan Drake
Vito Genovese
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Strolle
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Trigger Mike
Coppola
Mike Coppola
Albert
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Murder, Inc
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Underworld
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Vito Agueci
Toronto
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