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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1965

Page

4

Viet Nam new phase year old reflects U.S. war drift

AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes one year since Aug. 4 escalation began with U S bombing North Vietnam and United States troops rising from advisers to 80 000. The piece reviews global reactions and shifts including China’s warnings Khrushchev’s fall and Hanoi’s changes in tactics.

William L. Ryan Viet Nam United States Pentagon U.S Tonkin Gulf Red China Atomic Weapons Club Soviet Union Nikita S. Khrushchev South Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh Moscow Khrushchev Hanoi Peking Kremlin

Farm Worker Dies In Wall Collapse Near Bartlett Kansas

Donald Evans, 51, a farm worker, was killed when a newly completed trench silo wall collapsed. The wall measured 230 feet long, 92 feet high and 6 inches thick, at the J. H. Noble Jr. stock farm on Bartlett's edge. Evans lived nearby and had worked for Noble for some time.

Bartlett, Kan Donald Evans J. H. Noble, Jr Bartlett Evans Noble

Yellowstone Park Geothermal Wonders Span 3472 Square Miles

Yellowstone Park covers 3,472 square miles about three times Rhode Island with more than 10,000 geysers hot springs pools steam jets and mud volcanoes noted across the vast landscape.

Yellowstone Park Rhode Island

Countee’s “way of life” and rise from disability to Peace Corps

Thomas H. Countee Jr. a wheelchair bound quadriplegic, works 40 hours weekly in a Peace Corps office while pursuing law studies at Georgetown. A 1958 accident left him paralyzed but he credits family support and medical care with his rehabilitation and continued career path toward New York law practice.

Washington Thomas H Mickey) Countee Jr Peace Corps Countee American University Georgetown University New York Harvard Chesapeake Bay Maryland

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