American Memorial Chapel displays birds and flora at St Pauls
Faithful depictions of American birds, outfits and flowers are shown in the American Memorial Chapel behind the great altar of St Pauls Cathedral. The eight limewood festoons remain natural in color and include a scrub jay, flowering dogwood, scarlet tanager with nest, white flowering raspberries, an old prey, lemon columbines, hepatitis, a quail, a bobolink and bush poppies.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Latin American Crises Threaten OAS Conference
An AP analysis notes upheaval in Ecuador and Colombia, Brazil’s host concerns, and opposition from influential circles threaten any OAS meeting. US prompts for peacekeeping machinery face fierce resistance. a nonaction outcome risks damaging prestige. The Dominican crisis delayed plans, with wider regional tensions looming.
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Colombia
Organization of American States
Brazil
OAS
Bogota
Venezuela
Rio de Janeiro
Dominican Republic
Guayaquil
Quito
Columbia
Leon Guillermo Valencia
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United States
Questions about South Vietnam war strength and strategy
An interview style briefing notes South Vietnam fighting forces at nearly half a million in a nation of about 14 million, with U.S. troops around 70,000 and rising. Viet Cong strength estimated near 150,000 under arms, plus North Vietnamese infiltration. It covers morale, attrition strategy, and instability in Saigon, plus hopes for negotiations and North Vietnamese expansion.
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Viet Cong Victory Feels Elusive Amid Vietnam War Questions
Analysts say the Viet Cong cannot push American forces into the sea but may extend control over South Vietnam’s population. Observers foresee dramatic summer developments with war extending for years. US casualty rate nears 100 weekly. Vietnam’s toll remains higher.
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Lutheran head resigns from Geneva post
The Rev Dr Kurt Schmidt Clausen 44 resigns as general secretary of the Lutheran World Federation which comprises 70 Lutheran bodies in 42 countries with 55 million members. He will take a post with Hannover Germany. A successor is to be chosen.
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Kurt Schmidt-Clausen
Lutheran World Federation
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Germany
Young Woman Dies Within Sight Of Safety
CHANDLER Arizona AP. Cheryl Ebeling 19 died after wandering in desert heat near Chandler after car trouble six miles from Osberg. Husband Richard 26 led searchers for hours, found her next morning beside a shrub. coroner says dehydration from sun exposure caused death.
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Cheryl Ebeling
Richard
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Senator Smith Reflects On Campaign Androses
Senator Margaret Chase Smith said her 1964 GOP nomination bid yielded respect from the American people and described her campaign as won by the rose symbol. She indicated no current plan to run in 1968 but would organize in advance if she did. George Aiken praised her likely 1966 Senate reelection. Joe Martin attended.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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