Blueprint For Victory Shapes In Viet Nam
The article summarizes Gen Giap’s Hanoi briefing calling for intensified guerrilla warfare in the South while urging pacification and welfare programs. It links Giap to North Vietnamese aims and compares his strategy to Western air power concepts, suggesting eventual social and political benefits for Hanoi if victory is achieved.
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Honolulu
Vo Nguyen Giap
North Viet Nam
Giap
Viet Nam
Curtis LeMay
Hawaii
Feeling The Pinch Amid Inflation And Blame
The government cost of living reports trend upward amid adverse weather that drives food prices. Consumers especially those with modest means seek a scapegoat at retailers while retailers face thin margins and higher costs, arguing inflation stems from deficits and war rather than retailer actions.
Judgment in Administration review by Ray E. Brown
A critical look at Brown's Judgment in Administration from McGraw Hill. The author traces judgment processes in management, highlighting Brown's career from UNC to Duke and Chicago hospitals, and notes how values and facts shape decisions. The review praises practical insights and memorable maxims on uncertainty, timeliness, and cost in administration.
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Ray E. Brown
McGraw-Hill
Brown
Fyper Algal Yin
Ray Brown
University of North Carolina
Cleveland County Project
Flecal Strastape
Shelby
University of Chicago
Chicago
Duke
North Carolina
American Hospital Association
Ford Foundation
Ford
Aristotle
Australia to adopt decimal currency and stamps
Editorial notes Australia will switch from pounds and shillings to dollars and cents with 1, 2, 10 and 20 dollar notes and 22 decimal stamps. It compares the move to the US adoption in 1792 and cites simplicity and uniformity as main goals. Britain may follow toward metric weights and decimal currency.
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Australia
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Navy Captain Drives Holiday Risk to Relay Sons Home
Navy Captain Harold Lang and Air Force Col. B. E. Glawe helped their sons travel home for the holidays amid interservice cooperation. The trip began at Roswell New Mexico and Maxwell Alabama with delays from weather and transport rules, ending with Lang flying both cadets to Roswell while Glawe’s office barred free military transport. White House notes on the Johnson family and Viet Nam war policy follow, including Mansfield discussions and Ford lobbying to stay out of the debate.
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Navy
Air Force
Harold Lang
B. E. Glawe
Bill Lang
Mike Glawe
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. M
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Mike
Air University
Bill
Mayport
Fla
Saratoga
Col. Glawe
Walker Air Force Base
Dallas
Tex
Capt. Lang
Maxwell
Capt. Long
Glawe
White House
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