How U.S. role in Southeast Asia escalated in Vietnam
AP correspondent George Esper traces U.S. involvement from MAAG advisers in 1950 through the 1961 buildup under Kennedy. It covers Diem's regime, Geneva split, and the 1963 coup, noting rising U.S. aid, the 1,500 advisers by 1961, and eventual Tonkin-era expansion toward Thieu Ky rule.
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Bingo Law Probes Put Iowa in Possible Legal Trouble
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation searches possible bingo law violations across the state. Gov. Branstad cited multiple inquiries and said the activity could amount to a significant problem with unclear total funds involved.
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Blind panel chair Watt named to Iowa Blind Commission
Dr. Russell Watt of Marshalltown, 55, named to replace resigned Nolden Gentry on the Iowa Commission for the Blind. Watt remains a senior ophthalmologist at Wolfe Clinic, serving a term to April 30, 1985. announcement made by Gov. Branstad.
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