No President Can Win War Gain Peace in Vietnam
George McArthur reports that American officials agree no president can quickly win the war or secure peace in Vietnam. Officials see long negotiations, small troop reductions possible, and growing ARVN strength while battlefield gains rise and Hanoi plans further offensives. The pace hinges on patience, perseverance, and political factors at home and in Saigon.
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War in Vietnam reshapes leadership as Thieu names Huong premier
The article notes extensive armed conflict and governance shifts in South Vietnam. It cites Kos man appointing an ambassador to Turkey and 48 000 revolutionary development men in villages amid 700 teams. Guerrilla losses rise to 104 RD team members last month, with statistics argued as partial. Thieu’s leadership gains stature after naming Tran Van Huong premier, an honest Southern figure, as anti corruption drives remove province chiefs and many officials.
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Robert Kosman
GIA
Turkey
Komer
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
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van Huong
Huong
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Philbin Named AFL Player of the Week
New York quarterback Gerry Philbin earned AFL Player of the Week after key pressure helped New York rout Boston 48 14. The award follows his repeated pursuit of Taliaferro and the crowd pleasing defense in Sunday’s game at the stadium.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Texas A&M Coach Praises Arkansas Offense Ahead of Squareoff
COLLEGE STATION Texas AP Coach Gene Stallings of Texas A&M praised Arkansas offense led by sophomore quarterback Bill Montgomery noting a Florida State type scheme with a split end and flanker. He said Montgomery moved the Razorbacks well as they prepare to face the Aggies in College Station Saturday amid Aggie injuries from the Baylor loss. Stallings also reflected on not overreacting to the defeat and stressed the season isn’t over.
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Barney Harris
Mike DeNiro
Associated Press
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Paul Rochester
Carl McAdams
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Southern State Runner Ronald Sweat Aids SSC Teams
Ronald Sweat of Rt J McCaskill is a senior math major at Southern State College and member of the cross country team which holds a 9 0 record this season He is a 1955 Blevins High School graduate and also competes with the Mulerider track and field squad In 1968 he helped the team win the AIC title and he plays intramural basketball volleyball softball and bowling He is slated to run in the SSC versus Arkansas Tech dual on Saturday Nov 2 at Russellville and in the AIC meet on Nov 9.
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Woman Is Licensed to Race Horses
Kathy Kusner, 21, of Iron Monkton Maryland, became the first woman licensed to race horses at a major track where betting is legal. The Maryland Racing Commission granted the license after a circuit court ordered consideration, noting prior denials due to sex. Kusner said she would not ride at Laurel Race Course until after November 26, pending safety assurances.
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Becott
Fiat
Bettiti
Miss Kusner
Iron Monkton
Icense
Miryland Racing Commission
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