Viet Warlift Adds Twenty Flights Daily to Vietnam
UPI reports U.S. airlines are averaging at least 20 Vietnam flights daily under military airlift, with major carriers including United American Pan American Continental Braniff Trans World Northwest Flying Tigers and others. Half of 1966’s airlift moved 500000 passengers and 46000 tons of cargo to Vietnam, pushing total airlift to 957000 passengers and 77000 tons. Government costs for fiscal 1968 are projected above 550 million dollars.
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Last Vestige of Empire Victoria Statue Removed
NEW DELHI RP One of the last vestiges of imperialism here the statue of the first Em press of India Queen Victoria has been removed from the Town Hall lawn to join other metallic ghosts in storage. After India’s independence in 1947 no administration could arrange the move until the Hindu Jan Sangh regime ordered removal.
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