Viet Nam War Chaos Deepens as Coups Shake Saigon
Washington reports describe a recurring cycle of coups in South Viet Nam as civilian governments unravel and military leaders seize power. Bundy travels to Saigon to work with Gen. Taylor while U S policy remains split between fighting the Viet Cong and governing Vietnam.
Leachville High School loses two leaders in one week
Leachville Ark AP David East principal resigns effective end of the school year. Superintendent Tom Marshall says Harold Gwatney also resigned as basketball coach. The two resignations create four vacant positions as both men’s wives teach in the district.
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Big Bird the great blue heron spans continents in range
The great blue heron reaches 50 inches in length and is found from Alaska and Nova Scotia to southern Mexico and the Galapagos Islands, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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U.S. Faces Vietnam Dilemma and Military Role
The article discusses three key questions about Vietnam policy: should the United States withdraw, risk wider conflict with China or the Soviet Union, or continue the current approach. It notes a shift toward accepting greater military control after previously opposing it.
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Television previews reveal backstage stars and product plugs
ABC's preview specials take viewers backstage to a period film in England and a Broadway rehearsal. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. hosts while Tony Bennett and Cyril Ritchard appear with co stars, as cameras capture stars explaining to an unseen audience amid promo clips.
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Bundy Heads Vietnam Appraisal Team In Saigon
McGeorge Bundy, White House foreign policy adviser, travels to Saigon with a team for a fresh appraisal of South Viet Nam. The group will brief President Johnson on developments including the Khanh ouster as Lunar New Year calm tempers political upheaval. The aides left Washington Tuesday night to consult with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor before he left Viet Nam.
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Khanh
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Diem
Richard B. Russell
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Vietnam Crisis Deepens as Khanh Faces Uproar
Khanh ousts Premier Tran Van Huong two weeks ago while Taylor is abroad, U S stance unclear on recognition. Khanh weighs a military civilian council to replace the dissolved High National Council amid U S friction. Bundy leads a delegation including Gen Goodpaster and adviser Cooper on first Vietnam trip.
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Sherrill Watershed Loan Approved for 300 Residents
The Farmers Home Administration in Arkansas approved an $82,000 soil and watershed loan for Sherrill in Jefferson County to fund an adequate sanitary water supply and fire protection for about 300 people. The project cost is estimated at $85,000.
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H. H. Hawkins
Farmers Home Administration
Sherrill
Jefferson County
Wilson Wins a Vote of Confidence in Parliament
Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Labor government survived a Conservative bid to topple it by 17 votes 306 to 289. The rowdy session saw plans to scrap two British aircraft programs and buy American jets the F4H Phantom II and Lockheed C130 Hercules, sparking unemployment fears and industry concern.
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