Withdrawals Spark Saigon Command Rift Over Vietnam Exit
U.S. officials in Saigon foresee a clash with President Nixon over troop reductions, with Abrams and Embassy officials supporting the August 25 000 troop pullout but rejecting Clifford's plan for 100 000 this year. They warn progress is slow and Paris talks unlikely to yield quick gains.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
Ellsworth Bunker
Defense
Clark M
Clifford
Paris
South Vietnam
Abrams
Washington
Electronics Technician Jerry Short serves at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam
Electronics Technician Third Class Jerry E. Short of Blackwood New Jersey serves at the U S Naval Support Facility Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam providing food housing weapons maintenance and supply for 1100 Sailors The facility supports Operation Market Time the Navy air and sea effort to stop enemy imports by sea by coordinating more than 80 Patrol Craft Swift boats 26 Coast Guard cutters destroyer radar picket ships and minesweepers
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Jerry E. Short
USN
Edward D. Short
Sixth Ave
Doris E. Miller
Brial Road
Blackwood
N. J
U. S. Naval Support
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Brookley Base closure may revive Mobile jobs and industry
Brookley Air Force Base ends its operations at midnight as Mobile officials project a shift to civilian use with an industrial complex. City leaders, led by Arthur Outlaw, anticipate job growth to 8,500 production workers and a payroll near 60 million by 1975 through firms like Continental Motors and International Paper, with plans for an Airport Authority to support a sizable jet repair facility.
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Mobile
Ala
Brookley Air Force Base
Air Force
Brookley
Arthur R. Outlaw
Outlaw
Walter K. Wilson
Army Engineers
Wilson
Mobile Area
Civil Service
Defense
Robert McNamara
Chamber of Commerce
Continental Motors Corp
International Paper Co
Southern Kraft
Lambert C. Mims
North
Central
South America
Dogs of many lands shape American breed taste
Answer notes English and German names often label breeds but American dogs include the Boston bulldog Chihuahua and French poodle. Breeds originate globally from Egypt to the Orient, with traders introducing toy breeds to America. The Complete Dog Book by the American Kennel Club explores breed origins and popularizers.
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Egypt
America
Orient
American Kennel Club
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Wihdrawal
Theo Hill
Moulton St. Trinity, Alg
T.M. Eagle
V.M
England
Germany
C. Rosner
Bellport
N.Y
Childs
Zeigler’s
Zeigler
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