Marine Chief Calls for More U S Power in Viet Nam
Washington AP reports Marine Commandant General Wallace M Greene Jr urged using greater armed power in South Vietnam. He said additional Marines to reinforce the 8,000 to 9,000 already there depend on events, noting the Da Nang beachhead could enable necessary security and missions. He returned optimistic despite serious conditions.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
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Japan
Greene
Viet Nam
Navy Planes Smash 2 Targets in North Vietnam
Navy planes bombed two major North Vietnamese depots near Hanoi and 75 miles south, destroying 19 buildings and damaging 13 others. 62 tons of bombs were dropped, with secondary explosions reported at one site. The Thien Linh Dong depot and the Phu Qui ammunition depot were struck, with railroad boxcars knocked out and a petroleum storage tank blown up.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Clear Region
Mostly sunny weekend with cooler highs in Clear and a slight drop tonight. Expect fair skies and little temperature change, with cooler overnight lows and generally stable conditions across the period.
Pearson Explains Pearson plains Canada May Differ But Respects U S
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson said Canadians may differ on tactics but understand American foreign policy is not selfish or imperialistic. He spoke at the University of Vermont during Honors Day, receiving an honorary doctorate and urging Canadians to voice concerns while acknowledging U.S. global responsibilities that affect peace or war.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Castro's Sister Claims Fidel Aids Dominican Republic
Castro's sister Juanita says Fidel Castro has been sending arms and agents to the Dominican Republic for two years. She mentions Cuban trainees under a program to infiltrate Santo Domingo and says Fidel gave a green light when Juan Bosch took office in 1963 and has since stepped up support to the stricken country.
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Fidel Castro
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Manuel Escobar Alfonseca
Hector Olivares
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Two Marines Die as OAS Pushes for Safe Zone
Sniper fire killed two U.S. Marines and wounded others as combined U.S. and Dominican forces pressed a two pronged advance to establish an international safety zone in Santo Domingo. Fighting raged while the OAS prepared a cease-fire formula and U Thant urged action.
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New York
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Boulwareism and Carey Defeat Shaped IUE Leadership
The piece reviews Paul Jennings’s early tenure as IUE president and his plan to study the union’s operations, while tracing the influence of Boulwarism, GE’s labor-relations policy, on former president James Carey. It discusses Northrup’s book on Boulware and the controversy over Carey’s reelection, framing Boulwarism as viewed by supporters and critics within the union and industry.
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Duke Forbidden To See Own Show
Paris AP reports doctors Friday ruled out a planned trip by the Duke of Windsor to London for the film premiere “A King's Story” due to eye surgery. Vatican City UPI notes the Pontifical Commission on Liturgy Reform issued its first official bulletin detailing use of modern languages in many Masses.
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