Welcome Mat Slipping For IVS In Saigon
In Saigon, South Vietnam near term action may end IVS, a 35 year old Peace Corps style volunteer group. US aid terms expire Aug 31, with IVS funds tied to Saigon signing new project agreements, amid controversy linked to former IVS head Don Luce and tiger cages exposé.
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Pueblo Exec Officer Blames Bucher For Pueblo Capture
New York AP The ex executive officer of the USS Pueblo says Cmdr Tloyd M Bucher favored drinking over commanding and blames him for the ships capture by North Korea in 1968 In his book Second in Command Edward H Murphy Jr portrays Bucher as a misfit and bumbling captain He notes the seizure began before boarding and questions the court of inquiry while admitting his own hypothetical response would be similar The Navy dismissed the call for Bucher’s court martial and Murphy says Bucher pressed crew to rehearse events to present a unified version
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Born Loser Wins Raffle on 19th Birthday Draft Pick Hopes
Tom Downey finally wins a raffle on his 19th birthday December 4 in Washington, earning Arlington Mass youth front and center for next year's callup if Congress acts. The Associated Press reports his long odds and the contrasting fate of another candidate getting a job chance.
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William T Goodman dies of cancer at 60 million share holder noted
William T Goodman 50 president and publisher of the Plainfield Courier News died Thursday in New Jersey after cancer. He led the paper since 1950 and held a significant stake in foreign investments, with about 60 percent of the WS accounted for by 200 firms. His death leaves a notable gap in local and regional media leadership.
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Despair and Banditry Drive Pakistanis Toward India
Tens of thousands flee East Pakistan as banditry, violence, and army crackdowns mount. Residents report raids near Dacca, and waterborne exodus to West Bengal. Refugees recount hunger, lack of food, and danger while awaiting ration records in India.
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Chila Ranjit Das
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Ormandy Aims To Return To Conducting In August
Notable conductor Eugene Ormandy plans a comeback after a leg surgery and shoulder injury. He maintains a private home near Saratoga Springs with a single baby grand piano and a strict daily routine including pool exercises. He hopes to resume conducting with the Philadelphia Orchestra, aiming to perform August 28 at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
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