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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1965

Page

11

Army Lieutenants and Sergeants Escape Viet Nam Battle

A Los Angeles Times report details Lt. Donald J. Robison Sgt. Henry Musa and Sgt. Louis Roundtree experiences with the First Battalion of the List Vietnamese Regiment during the siege at Loc Bao near Quang Ngai. The unit faced heavy Viet Cong pressure, many killed or captured, and a perilous breakout aided by Skyraiders. The trio eventually escaped to Ba Gia with villagers and aircraft support.

The Los Angeles Times Saigon Viet Nam Army Donald J. Robison Robison Tacoma Wash Henry Musa Tampa Fla Louis Roundtree Augusta List Quang Ngai Loc Bao Ba Gia An Ngoc VNAF

Balancing the Boom in Washington Finance Talks

William McChesney Martin Jr and Fowler discuss balanced expansion amid market worries. Fowler, Connor, Ackley, and Martin push steady policy to avoid inflation or recession while avoiding gold standard shifts or a central world bank.

New York Times Washington William McChesney Martin Jr Federal Reserve Board New York Fowler Connor Martin Treasury Fed Alumni Federation Columbia University Secretary of the Treasury Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers Ackley World Central Bank Federal Reserve Johnson Independent White House

Toynbee critique of American foreign policy sparks debate

British historian Arnold Toynbee criticizes U S attitudes toward world communism as paranoid and claims Americans see communism as a world march. The piece notes Koreas, Hungary, Cuba, Viet Nam and anti American sentiment while defending U S efforts amid global pressures.

Arnold Toynbee United States South Korea Cuba South Viet Nam Dr. Toynbee Britain Asia Africa Latin America Toynhee U. S Viet Nam

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