Diplomatic Pouch Letters on Vietnam Victory and Travel Rules
The Department of State letters debate Vietnam strategy, stressing limited victory and rapid North Vietnamese exit, with danger of Hanoi seizing South Vietnam. It also explains visa and work-permit basics for extended foreign stays, advising consult with embassies and consular offices for country specifics.
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Washington D.C
Department of State
Vietnam
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Cameron Library Friends host luncheon guest speaker
Mrs C R Law entertained Cameron Library Friends with guest speaker Mrs G L Keith at a Wednesday luncheon in her home. Other guests included prominent local residents and college figures, while Rev Both Wimberly and family visit Mississippi then return to Adkins near San Antonio where he leads the Salem Sayers Baptist Church. Sunday visitors to the Jekels included Mr and Mrs Charles Young of Kyle.
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C. R. Law
Cameron Library
G. £. Keith
Leonard Holloway
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Wells Smith
Temple
Cliff Wiese
Calvert
Perry Holder
Friends of the Library
J. E. Johnson
Cameron
Floyd Hargrove
Rock
Mississippi
Wimberly
Adkins
San Antonio
Salem Sayers Baptist Church
Kattetown Baptist Church
Conrad Jekel Jr
Charles Young
Kylee
Jekel
Young
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