Peak US manpower in Viet Nam may beat Korea total
AP report notes U S forces in Viet Nam near peak strength of Korean War era with about 197 300 personnel ashore and 343 000 when forces from nearby locations are included. Senate defense chair predicts possible 600 000 and eventual broader US commitment.
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Weak Two Bid Shown By Jacoby In Bridge
By JACOBY & SON 1965 Vanderbilt Cup Winners. The article explains the weak two bid as an artificial forcing bid used by most American players, with 35 of 36 team trial pairs employing it. The example shows South opening two spades, North passing, and South making two spades, a safer result than if North had opened or if no weak two bid were used.
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Redouble or Pass? Bridge query with power balance
A bridge problem presents West North East South with a 2 You, South hold AK1076, and a decision to redouble. The narrative notes a later question about the correct move after West bids two clubs and both North and East pass. The piece also mentions Oswald Jacoby’s advice in Win At Bridge and a Manila AP report on TV show popularity and force strength in Viet Nam era deployments.
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Obituaries from Hope area feature multiple residents
Obituary notices list Mrs. Tom Wardlaw 61 of Hope died Friday night in a local hospital. Survived by her husband two brothers Merlin and Lloyd Coop of Hope and two sisters Mrs. W. A. Keith of Dallas and Mrs. W. W. Johnson of Texarkana. Services were Sunday at Hert don-Cornelius Chapel with Rev. Johnnie Beasley. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Mrs. Georgia Ann Richards lifelong Hope resident died Sunday. survived by son Cr. Richards of Texarkana, daughter Mrs. Richard Crane of Memphis, sister Mrs. A. Richards of Hope. funeral Tuesday at First Methodist Church with burial Rose Hill. Mrs. Gladys Virginia Tonnemaker 54 of Hope died Monday. survived by husband Gale and five daughters, two brothers Victor Campbell of Coppell and Perry Campbell of Perrytown, sister Mrs. Annie Lee Roberts of Perrytown. funeral Tuesday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. Morpheus was the god of dreams in Gr. 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Garrett Grenik inyholoky W. T. Vines. W. Tom Vines 72 of Emmet Rt. 1 died Sunday. four sons Earl, P. W., W. F., W. H.. two daughters Mrs. Dea Dockery of Dul lag and Mrs. Margaret Fulker son of Lubbock. services Tuesday 2 p.m. Bodcaw No. 1 Church. burial Bodcaw Cemetery.
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Hope
First Christian Church of Hope
Merlin
Lloyd’ Coop
W. A. Keith
Dallas
W. Johnson
Texarkana
Hertdon-Cornelius Chapel
Johnnie Beasley
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon-Cornelius
Georgia Richards
Georgia Ann Richards
Cr. Richards
Richard Crane
Memphis
A. Richards
Fist Methodist Church
Robert Moors
Herndon Cornellus
Galdys Tonnemaker
Gladys Virginia Tonnemaker
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Husb Bani Gale
Carl Willis
Bossier City
Wayne Johnson
Arlington
Texas
Billy Wayne Mitchell
Charles E. Blackmore
Violet Churchwell
Victor Campbell
Coppell
Perry Campbell
Perrytown
Ark
Annie Lee Roberts
Morpheus
Dreams
Garrett Grenik Inyihroloky
W. T. Vines
Tom Vines
Emmet Rt. 1
Center, Texas
Bodeaw No. Church
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P. W. Vines
Emmet
W. F. Vines
Center
W. H. Vines
Denver
Dea Dockery
Dullag
Margaret Fulkerson
Lubbock
Weekend Developments Stir Vietnam War Debate
The Associated Press reports a weekend of rapid pace action and diplomacy. President Johnson held top level strategy meetings amid renewed calls to resume bombing North Vietnam while Pope Paul VI proposed UN mediation through neutral nations. The Senate contemplated withdrawing its broad authority for war and allowing air investigations. In Vietnam, U S Marines landed south of Quang Ngai in a major amphibious assault, and air cavalry clashed with North Vietnamese regulars for the first time since the Ia Drang battle. Johnson sent envoys to pursue peace overtures, while Ho Chi Minh rejected them as insufficient.
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