Lodge's War Stance Through Vietnam Years Compiled
A New York AP overview traces Henry Cabot Lodge's Vietnam views from 1963 onward. It cites his opposition to a large U S troop surge, calls for political solutions, notes support for limited bombing, and shows cautious optimism on progress, with repeated claims that peace talks were premature and military gains could yield victory.
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Lebanese Israeli talks on cross border guerrilla attacks
Lebanese and Israeli officials met at the border under United Nations supervision to discuss complaints and disputes from violations of the 1948 armistice terms. Beirut said the talks addressed investigations of violations and that guerrillas do not use Lebanon as a base. Tension remained high with Soviet peace proposals and Israeli objections.
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Hilton Twins Die In Charlotte After Glamorous Lives
Daisy and Violet Hilton, conjoined sisters once famous in vaudeville, died in Charlotte at age 60. Born in 1908, they faced a harsh childhood, fought alleged bondage, and pursued show business before settling into modest work and a late return to the stage.
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