Viet Nam War Studies Outline Uncertain Future Path
Pentagon discussions contemplate eight year horizons and possible level reviews as defense planners assess Viet Nam. Officials note growing Communist strength, sustained air campaigns, and ample North Vietnamese and Viet Cong manpower while U S and Allied forces claim progress and prepare for potential future scenarios.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
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Robert S. McNamara
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Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Law bill faces Senate after House vote
Expression of cautious optimism followed House passage amid political tension as Rep. Emanuel Ellor chair of the House Judiciary Committee warns Republicans could kill the bill. The congressman says the outcome now rests with the Senate while noting the issue parallels Civil Rights struggles.
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Emanel
Tenn-Tom plan details and political support outlined
Lawley briefs engineers on the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway linking Pickwick Dam to the Tombigbee divide. The project would cost about 300 million dollars, take ten years, and include five dams and ten locks. It aims to boost industry, attract new jobs, and shorten shipments for grains metals and rocket boosters while promising recreation and potential housing growth.
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Lawley
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America
Tombigbee River
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Gainesville
Midwest
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Cape Kennedy
Alabama lawmakers push end to Wallace special session
Alabama legislators moved toward wrapping up the Wallace special session with bills boosting teachers pensions by 10 percent and a measure to end fees paid to insurance agents. The $44 million school appropriation headed to Gov. Wallace after Senate action and House debate. A Troy State College plan to buy Jones Law School in Montgomery passed 62-22 amid partisan criticism of the elections filing bill. The session also considered ending insurance agent fees and a proposed farm law revision pending Senate action.
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George Wallace
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James Allen
Bob Gilchrist
Morgan County
Troy State College
Jones Law School
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Monroe County
Garrett
Gilchrist
Republican Party
State House approves bills to aid families and veterans
The House backed a group of measures with Senate approval after a post-sundown session. Bills include pensions for police and fire victims, extending Vietnam veteran GI scholarships, and fixing a health insurance eligibility gap for Alabama mental hospital workers.
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Senate
Alabama
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on 2nd Ave West
Cullman Fire Department reported slight damage from a car fire yesterday at 7:28 p.m. on 2nd Ave West. The vehicle belonged to John Stone.
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Cullman Fire Department
2Nd Ave
John Stone
Gas ranges set decade high with 2 170 400 sold last year
The year saw 2 170 400 gas ranges sold, the strongest annual total in ten years reflecting steady demand for home cooking appliances. Manufacturers cited sustained consumer interest and improved energy efficiency as key drivers of the surge.
Experts See Many Problems Left for Artificial Hearts
Experts believe many important problems remain to be solved before workable artificial hearts are feasible, indicating ongoing research challenges and the need for further advances in medical engineering and biocompatibility.
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