Pentagon Not Yet Winning Day Says Times Pentagon
The Times of London defense correspondent asserts the United States war in Vietnam is managed from Washington and reveals ongoing civilian and defense industry strains. It notes 12 month funding shifts, a growing force to three million by next year, and widespread shortages and inflation pressures yet unchanged battlefield outcomes.
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Times of London
New York Times News Service
London
Times of London Dispatch
United States
Robert S. McNamara
America
Asia
Viet Nam
Washington
McNamara
Pentagon
U.S
Defense
Defense Department
Defense Secretary
Problems Mount On Collectives In Hungary
A visit to Hungary's Lenin Agricultural Production Cooperative shows how a top collective farm operates on 7,600 acres along the Tisza River with 700 workers. It presents progress in hybrid seeds rotation and education, yet wages lag industry, and collective farms bear wide state-like duties amid past upheavals since 1945.
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New York Times
Tiafoldvar
Hungary
Lenin Agricultural Production Cooperative
Tisza
Szolnok
Melancholy Echoes From a Nation’s Legion Convention
The American Legion convention in Washington drew about 100000 spectators for a seven hour parade and over 23000 attendees registered at headquarters. President Johnson attended and spoke as delegates and veterans reflected on aging, changing times, and the Legion’s waning vigor while remaining a social and political force.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times News Service
Washington
American Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Post
Congress
Johnson
Memoriial Highway Post
Blanco ‘County
Tex
D. C
Villon
Legionnaires D’antan
Legionnaires
Yesteryear
Confederate Veterans of America
Legion
Sons of the Legion Caps
Brown Wins NASA Contract for Nimbus Transmitters
Brown Engineering Company of Huntsville won a $70,000 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center contract to design and manufacture six solid state FM S band television transmitters for Nimbus weather satellites. The six pound units measure 6 by 6 by 4 inches, operate at 1700 megahertz with 2.5 watts output, and replace larger vacuum devices. First two units due in October with the remaining four by January.
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Huntsville
Brown Engineering Company
Nimbus
Aerospace and Defense
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Brown
Electronic Systems
Earth
Baby giants of glass jars drive infant food in bottles
Babies are described as giants in the bottle jar market as infants consume about 3 billion jars of baby food annually. Glass containers account for 40 percent of U.S. shipments, with virtually all processed baby food in glass jars. beer is the only product using more glass containers than baby food.
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New York
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
U.S
GCMI
Gold Stocks Fall in July as U S reserves drop
U S gold stocks fell by 116 million dollars in July in the biggest monthly decline in over a year. The Federal Reserve Board reports France remained the top buyer, converting about 98 million dollars of its dollar holdings, the largest monthly conversion since early 1965, offsetting a 50 million dollar purchase from Canada.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
France
Canada
U S Bold stocks slide from year-ago levels
At the end of July U S Bold stocks stood at 13413 million dollars, down 556 million from last July. The supply has fallen by 393 million this year, following a 1.5 billion drop in the first seven months of 1965.
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U.S
500th Foster Life outdoor drama ends at Bardstown park
The outdoor drama about composer Stephen Collins Foster finished its 500th performance at My Old Kentucky Home State Park near Bardstown, Kentucky, marking a long run for the production.
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Frankfort
Stephen Collins Foster
Arthur Sylvester Man In The News
The article profiles Arthur Sylvester once Newark Evening News chief and now Pentagon public information chief. Known for caustic critiques of reporters yet valued for widening Pentagon information flow and close ties to Defense Secretary McNamara. Born October 21 1901 in Montclair New Jersey.
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New York Times News Service
Arthur Sylvester
Washington
Newark Evening News
Pentagon
Sylvester
Defense
Sec
Robert S. McNamara
Montclair
N. J
Princeton University
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