Americans Deeply Divided Yet Seem Ready to Stand in Viet Nam
A Washington Post survey shows 70 percent back a hard line against communism in Asia with Viet Nam as the battleground, even if it means tax cuts are reversed and casualties rise. Public concern centers on American lives and avoiding a larger war, while a quarter favor exiting with settlement. The majority expects a prolonged conflict and supports continued U S involvement in South Viet Nam in 1963.
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Flood Refugees Strain La Betsy City Resources
Robert Phillips of the Office of Emergency Planning warned city officials that flood relief would demand full effort. John son’s representative noted. Naval air station opened WWII building to house evacuees from St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes. Thousands sought shelter as 12 to 14 feet of water covered low-lying areas. Refugees faced water moccasin bites and rescue workers faced harsh conditions. New Orleans largely without power or telephone service late Saturday.
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