1000 U S Troops Set For Viet Nam Pullout
Saigon reports Maj. Gen. Timmes announced the withdrawal of 1,000 U S service members starting December 4, with all out by year end reducing American forces to about 15,500. The move follows the bloodiest week of fighting as Viet Cong and government troops clash, amid hopes major U S involvement could end by December 1965.
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Vodka Shortage Prompts Russian Seek Alcohol in U S
Russians seek to buy vast quantities of vodka in the United States amid a shortage blamed on poor harvests. Seagrams confirmed receipt of an inquiry about selling up to 30 000 tons, with price and export licensing hurdles to be cleared.
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Dynafuel Sinks After Collision Off Cape Cod
The Philadelphia tanker Dynafuel capsized and partly sank near Buzzards Bay after a collision with the Norwegian freighter Fernview. Firefighters fought blazes for four hours as 22 crewmen were evacuated. Eleven were brought ashore Thursday night, with five injured in hospital. The Fernview took Dynafuel in tow to Boston as Coast Guard cutters watched the scene near Pasque Island in the Elizabeth Islands chain.
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Boston Herald names David Farrell managing editor
The Boston Herald announced political editor David Farrell, 37, as the paper's new managing editor. He succeeds George I. Minot, who has led the desk since 1940 and will retire next year while remaining in an advisory role to publisher George E. Akerson.
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Soviet Jails 27 For Blackmarket Bread Sales
Tass reports 27 men including bakery officials bakers and bread truck drivers jailed up to six years for blackmarket bread theft near Noginsk east of Moscow. They diverted about 10,000 loaves black and 1,200 white into illegal channels in a system where bread is state controlled.
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Foreign Aid Bill Changes and Senate Vote Details
The Senate bill trims Kennedy planned aid with repeats of hearings set for next Wednesday. It cuts military aid from 1.405 billion to 1 billion and economic loans from 1.06 billion to 950 million, and reduces aid to defense pact allies from 435 to 380 million. It also drops the emergency fund from 300 to 175 million, Alliance for Progress from 650 to 600 million, and development grants from 257 to 225 million. The split over restoring Kennedy power to continue MFN with Poland and Yugoslavia looms, while the Senate voids discretionary authority to aid Yugoslavia and others if U.S. security interests require. Surplus food sales and Peace Corps are untouched. The measure tightens military aid limits for Latin America and blocks aid to Indonesia, Egypt, and declared aggressors, while prohibiting assistance to countries expropriating U.S. contracted property without fair compensation.
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U S Ships Arms to Greece Amid War Aid
The United States delivered an undisclosed number of M4s flanks armored personnel carriers and other military vehicles to the Greek army on Friday.
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Senators Accuse Baker Of Appointment Tricks
AP report on Bobby Baker facing Senate scrutiny over possible outside business deals and alleged manipulation of judiciary committee allocations. Senators Young Burdick accuse Baker of pressuring steering committee. Long and Blakley received seats. Anderson cites Baker influence on elder medical bill vote.
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Accused Aide In Murder Tells Of Money Offers
The Minneapolis case quoted Sheldon Morris stating he overheard Norman Mastrian ask Richard Sharp Willard Ingram and Henry Butler to kill Mrs Thompson for $2000. All four men declined the plan. Mrs Thompson was slain in her St Paul home March 6.
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Bill) Ingram
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Hank) Butler
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Senator Kerr Pressured to Defeat Measure
Baker gave this estimate to Sen. Robert S. Kerr a Democrat from Oklahoma who opposed the bill. Kerr used the information to apply pressure and help defeat the measure by a 52 to 48 vote.
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