Wingate Raiders and Burma plow legend in WWII tale
A damaged OCR fragment recalls Wingate’s Raiders as the British unit famed for a giant 10 ton plow-like implement used to break ground behind Japanese lines in Burma. It mentions leader Orde Wingate and a claim of plow trenches offshore a California farm, with vague references to a general.
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Russians Erratic in World Tense Crisis Analysis
A column analyzes Cold War events focusing on Soviet unpredictability and U S responses. It discusses Khrushchev, Cuba, the Berlin crisis, and Kennedy’s handling, noting two crises produced international embarrassment and one raised questions about strategic restraint and possible outcomes. The piece cites Prof. Frederick C. Barghoorn on Soviet behavior and warns that erratic actions risk escalating to war while highlighting the need for cautious U S firmness.
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