Lodge's War Remarks Chronicled by Nixon Pick
New York AP summarizes Henry Cabot Lodge's Vietnam positions from 1964 to 1967 across multiple statements. It notes opposition to a military solution, preference for political aims, support for certain bombing pauses, and expectations of progress and casualties trends as the war continued.
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Willam Scranton
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Asia
Net Nam
Washington
Johnson
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Viet Cong
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Glamorous Siamese Twins of the 1930s Die in Charlotte
Daisy and Violet Hilton, the famed Hilton Sisters, died in Charlotte at age 60 after a long life in show business and later work as produce weighers. Born 1908, abandoned and groomed for vaudeville, they faced captivity, legal battles against a promoter, and later quiet work in a supermarket before their deaths.
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Lebanese Israeli talks on charges of guerrilla incursions
Lebanese and Israeli officials met at the border under UN oversight to discuss charges that Arab guerrillas cross Lebanon to attack Israeli settlements. Beirut said talks covered complaints from violations of the 1948 armistice and that Israel rejected a Lebanese demand to allow UN observers into Israel.
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Beirut
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Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqa
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Jorraeli
Cairo
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