Anti America Campaign Indicated In Viet Nam
Indications arose that South Vietnamese officers, led by Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh, plan an American campaign that could include street demonstrations against U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor. Khanh's anti American stance and calls for pressure on the United States threaten civilian control and Saigon's future policy autonomy.
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Viet Nam
Peter Arnett
Saigon
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Nguyen Khanh
Sncha
Alan van Huong
Khanh
South
New York Herald Tribune
Taylor
Southeast Asia
United States
U.S. State Department
High National Council
Tran van Huong
New York
A Tribune
Beverly Deepe
National Council
Rusk Urges Cooperation In War Effort In Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged cooperation among U S and South Vietnamese leaders as the war against Viet Nam guerrillas continued. He avoided naming any Vietnamese figure while criticizing excess U S aid and warned against appeasing ambitions fueling the conflict.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Rusk
South Viet Nam
U.S
Eratia Sweet Eo Eeder
Southeast Asia
D. Taylor
N Noe
le Sdsay
Khanh
Taylor
South Viet Na
Viet Nam
Big Flu Outbreak Not Expected This Winter
The Public Health Service predicts the nation will escape a major flu outbreak this winter with only localized clusters of Asian and other influenza strains. Officials urge vaccinations for high risk groups and cite forecasts that the 1964-65 season should be comparatively light due to prior widespread outbreaks and the rarity of type B flu.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Minnesota
United States
Christmas Comes To U S A In Many Ways This Season
Christmas 1964 arrives in many forms across the United States. A letter from a 7 year old boy asks friends to donate toys for a collection, while others share thrift and sacrifice. Frank Bolek of Hamtramck saved 330 dollars for his family, only to have his wife throw the money away. garbage workers recovered it, prompting thanks from the mayor.
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U.S.A
Associated Press
America
Ychelle
Stephen
P.S
James A. Fitton
New Orleans
England
Cee
Frank Bolek
Ham
Bolek
Hamtramck
Philadelphia
American Killed In Viet Nam Near North Vietnamese Border
In Viet Nam an American Army adviser was killed by Viet Cong fire while on a patrol near the North Vietnamese border. Another American is missing on a separate operation in Vinh Binh province. A U.S. spokesman reported heavy Viet Namese losses last week.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States
Vinh Binh
Thief Loots Gem Store of $5,036
A thief smashed a jewelry store window before dawn in Asheville North Carolina and fled with diamond rings valued at 5036. Store manager R J Day reported a police car nearby and estimated the loss as insured.
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Asheville
N.C
R. J. Day
Pritchard Park
Eeene Ee Day
Air Force to Build Giant Capabilities Amid Leadership Change
The Air Force plans a giant long range plane to carry 600 personnel or 250 tons, with budgeted funds and blueprint work approved by McNamara and Johnson. Gen. John P. McConnell will become chief of staff on Feb 1 as Gen. LeMay retires. A multiyear development and testing program could cost about 750 million dollars for 58 aircraft.
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John P. McConnell
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
Cust
Ie Toe
McNamara and
Johnson
West Coast Braces for Torrential Rains Across Four States
Pacific storms lash California Oregon Idaho and Nevada for third day endangering towns and forcing evacuations. Six dead three rescuers missing more than 5000 residents fled flooding along dozen rivers. Yuba City weighs evacuation as Feather River floods toward 79 feet. Levee backups linked to 1955 disaster with 38 dead.
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Eureka
Calif
Pacific
California
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Coast
Youths recount three week spree of robbery and murder in Georgia
West Virginia youths told detectives of a three week crime spree that started with robberies in Huntington and escalated to burglaries in Tennessee and Georgia. They admitted beating 47 year old Billy Copeland in an abandoned LaFayette house before his body was found wrapped in wallpaper. A 17 year old girl from Huntington was also mentioned as involved.
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Savannah
West Virginia
Northported
Billy Copeland
LaFayette
Randolph Strickland
Billy Fields
Huntington
W. Va
Becky Earls
Huntington High School
Miami
Strickland
Fields
Tennessee
Georgia
Copeland
Rome
Iga
Berry College
Chatterton
Whitman
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