Army Reform and Resolve Across a Troubled World
The article argues the U S military complex remains intact despite morale and discipline strains from war weariness racial tensions and drug abuse. It notes ongoing education rehabilitation and command reforms across Europe Vietnam Korea Okinawa Germany and Asia as troops continue missions and normal operations.
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Peace Corps Workers Ordered Out of Bolivia
One hundred Peace Corps volunteers prepared to leave Bolivia after the government ended the 10 year program. Foreign Minister Taiborga announced the suspension amid leftist campaigns accusing volunteers of imposing foreign lifestyles on Bolivians. The move follows nationalization tensions and a push for broader national development.
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