U.S. Considered Pulling Out of Vietnam Says L A Times
The Los Angeles Times reports that a State Department expert urged immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam as unwinnable. The recommendation by Paul M. Kallenborg was overruled by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, with support from V P Johnson and Robert McNamara. The Pentagon study excerpts circulate as papers restrain other outlets from publishing. The session followed a failed coup attempt against South Vietnam’s Ngô Đình Diệm.
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General Denies Threatening Soldier in Medina Testimony
General Bernard Rogers testified at Captain Ernest Medina's pretrial hearing that he did not threaten or offer immunity to soldier Lawrence La Croix to testify against Medina or others in the My Lai case. He denied telling La Croix Westmoreland authorized immunity and said he warned of potential charges of untruthfulness but did not threaten murder. Three colonels, including one from the Pentagon, previously denied threats.
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Centennial Finances Highlight Culture Focus and Concerts
Financial review shows net expenditure of 6768.38 on religious and cultural efforts during the Centennial year with the Youth Committee concert drawing praise. Spectacle revenue barely covered costs. net from the event stood at 101.08 after 19080.63 in total expenditures. Additional costs included the Centennial book production with uncertain future revenue from sales. Overall, more than 28,000 spent with 6,708.20 recovered and books still on hand as of report.
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Security Expert Says Most Secret Papers Over Done
Washington AP reports former Air Force security official Willi G. Pinvence says at least 20 million Pentagon papers remain classified and 40 percent should not qualify for even the lowest confidential stamp. He urges rescinding the 1930 executive order and cites overclassification across the Defense Department.
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Obituary notices for Gad Church members and relatives
Fragments detail an obituary for Adamson Hontuary and others connected to La Salle and Farmington, NM. It notes survivors including three grandchildren and a son in Auburn WA, with services at 230 p m Friday from First Assembly of Gad Church and interment at Sunset Memorial Garden La Salle. Memorial gifts directed to Sunset Assembly Gad Church.
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Roker A. Paut
St. la Salle
Hyenand
Vailie
Johnson accuses networks of designed stupidity in TV
Aspen Colorado AP report notes FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson accuses major networks of creating stupid programs to keep viewers ignorant. He criticizes the TV system as dominated by big advertisers and calls ignorance a powerful political tool during a design conference session.
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Welfare Dept Plans New Unit Supervisors and Caseworkers
The welfare department announces a new staffing plan with a unit supervisor and a half-time supervisor who also serves as a caseworker. The team will provide emergency services to all clients and coordinate networks to deliver timely short term support while addressing client needs and avoiding dependence on programs and media.
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Ronan Chans
Transcendental Meditation claims examined by reporter
The second in a series weighs TM's assertions from mental well being to world tension. Report details instructor views, local course offerings, and potential welfare impacts while noting need for more research into drug treatment and happiness claims.
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Janet Sitzman
Tribune
Cyndi Brown
Greeley
Bonn-Ir imports double as German exports rise
Over the last decade West Germany saw exports of musical instruments double while imports surged 600 percent. Exports reached 39.2 million dollars last year, against 39.5 million in 1966, and imports climbed to 16.4 million from 13.4 million. MOSCOW trained dogs sniff core deposits here for a field of greater hay paperiness would it not take all it hay found and build upon ee Urania.
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Urania
Obituary for William Tranmiel Dontan 83 at Weld County General
William Tranmiel Dontan 83 a retired farmer died Wednesday evening at Weld County General Hospital Born in Sweden May 16 1887 he came to the United States as a young man He married Elna Yuutsey on November 2 189? and lived at Haxtun for many years They came to Greeley from Haxtun in 1997 Survivors include his wife a sister Mrs Dora Anderson Sterling and a sister in law Mrs Myrtle Sandy Denver Funeral services are 10:30 am Saturday at Macy Allnutt Drawing Room Interment Linn Grove Cemetery Also listed is Walter Thomas of Commerce City with 13 children and 58 grandchildren and 66 great grandchildren with services at Highland Mortuary Northglenn and Highland Memory Gardens.
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Weld County General
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Commerce City
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Idaho
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Sarasota
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Brighton
Bertha Kohl
June Pundt
Lloyd Thomas
Eloise Weere
Payette
Richard Thomas
Grand Junction
Harry Thomas
Salida
Juan Gelller
Thornton
Shirley Nelson
North Glenn
Larry Thomas
Lordon
England
Peggy Bets
Eagle
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Highland Memory Gardens
Estella Thomas Dies in Thornton Ward Family Headed to Colorado
Estella Thomas wife of Walter Thomas Raule J Thomas died Wednesday at Valley View sieshript in Thornton. Born July 17 1895 she married June 1 1913. The Thomases moved to Colorado in the early 1920s from Oklahoma and lived in this area for years. Surviving relatives listed.
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Cadigan, 79, Former Greeley Man, Dies in Phoenix
Thomas F Cadigan 79 of Phoenix Arizona formerly of Greeley died Thursday morning in Phoenix He was born September 15 1891 in Elmira New York and married Helen Mansfield in Philadelphia in 1923 They moved from Paulsboro New Jersey to Greeley in 1960 Survivors include two sons Thomas F Cadigan Jr John Cadigan and a daughter Helen Dyke Nine grandchildren and a sister Miss Margaret Cadigan Requiem Mass Monday at St Peters Catholic Church Burial in Linn Grove Cemetery Adamson Mortuary in charge of arrangements
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Phoenix
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Ingide
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Solan
Ohio
Thomas F. Cadigan Jr
Arle
Eugene
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Jackson
Calif
Margaret Cardigan
Elmira
Linn Grave
Adamson Marbary
Brazil Sees Small Drop in Orange Exports and Juice Rise
Brazil sold about 2 000 tons of oranges and exported about 33 500 tons of orange juice abroad last year. The drop in orange exports accompanied a 25 percent rise in juice shipments. Seventy percent of Brazil's 6 million box orange crop is grown in Sao Paulo Province. Manila reports Japanese reparations are paid in goods, not cash.
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Brazil
Sao Pano
Manila
Open Letter From Police Chief on Downtown Vandalism
Police Chief John Parkinson addresses city youth in an open letter about ongoing vandalism in downtown areas. He cites Dizzy Block and Courthouse parking lot trouble, mentions arrests over beer bottle incidents, and vows increased police presence and restitution efforts while urging responsible youth to control their peers.
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Dizzy Black
Lincoln Park
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City Council Hikes Park Fee Schedule
City officials discuss a proposed ordinance to quadruple park fees on new construction and large developments, raising costs for home buyers. Mayor Perehlik and Council members debate whether fees fund green space or merely inflate housing costs. A $500 per acre levy and phased park fees would apply to areas over one acre, with partial refunds for landscaping efforts.
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Frank Colohan
Mint Tribune
Tom Rapp
B. H. Cruces
Dinance
Rapp
Richard Perchlik
Ureeley
Wayne
Wells
Alan Sound
Perehlik
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