LeMay Says Air Power Too Little Too Late in Viet Nam War
Washington UPI Curtis LeMay, former Air Force chief, argues that U.S. air power is too limited in Vietnam and should target North Vietnam industries, ports, power plants, and transportation. He warns civilians to evacuate areas before bombardment and cites Goldwater's recommendations. He spoke after receiving the Collier Trophy from Vice President Humphrey.
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United States
Barry M. Goldwater
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North Viet missile sites triple in number
U S officials estimate about 20 antiaircraft missile sites in North Vietnam, roughly three times the eight first disclosed. The installations, powerful against planes up to 80 000 feet, have downed five U S warplanes, with one claimed destroyed near Hanoi by Independence planes. Viet Cong forces in South Vietnam grow stronger as losses rise.
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Castro defends open door as Cuban exodus grows
Fidel Castro televised remarks backing the open door policy as more than 300 Cubans reach Florida. He said the policy lets anyone who does not wish to live in Cuba leave, while UPI notes 1,086 refugees have fled since Oct. 7 and 7,000 more await transport at embarkation ports in Camagüey and Arredondo.
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Comet Ikeya Seki May Shine Next Week
Amateur astronomers who missed the sun interaction due to clouds may see a better display next week as Comet Ikeya Seki moves away from the sun. Smithsonian reports the comet survived the solar pass and could be brighter than Venus, rising before dawn with a pronounced tail.
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian
United States
90th Birthday for National Geographic’s Gilbert Grosvenor
Gilbert H. Grosvenor, hailed as the Geographer to Millions, marked his 90th birthday at Beinn Bhreagh in Baddeck Nova Scotia. Retired in 1954 as president and editor of the National Geographic Society he remains its Board chairman.
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Boundry
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National
Morrissey confirmation dies in Senate battle
Washington report on Senator Kennedy halting the nomination of Francis Xavier Morrissey to a federal judgeship. The plan stalled as Senate Republicans and the ABA opposed Morrissey amid questions about his legal credentials and past studies in Georgia. Johnson's nomination may die without refile.
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Ted) Kennedy
D-Mass
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Ill
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Bennington Banner Publication and Contact Details
A notice lists telephone numbers for newsroom and advertising at the Bennington Banner. It states the address at 425 Main St, Bennington Vermont, and provides subscription rates by mail within Vermont and elsewhere, with 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year options.
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UPI
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Pete) Conrad Jr
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