Ike hints nuclear option could end Korea War
President Eisenhower said on NT network that he would consider using nuclear weapons against Communist China if needed to end the Korean War. He stressed weapons would target military aims, not civilians, and noted 135,000 U S casualties. He cautioned against a massive US attack on the Soviet Union unless provoked.
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Marcos hints at Filipino troops in Vietnam and Asia security
President Marcos said he might favor sending Filipino combat troops to Vietnam if needed and that the U S should not suspend air strikes against North Vietnam. He warned the United States risks becoming a second class power if it withdraws from Asia before regional security is self managed. Marcos endorsed peace talks, urged Asian responsibility and discussed Japan’s possible rearmament under controls. He dismissed direct Chinese intervention prospects and highlighted civic action fronts in Vietnam as crucial. He also announced plans to invite Indonesia back to the United Nations and to support Thant’s retention as UN secretary general.
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U S Building Work Slows in Viet Nam
In Saigon the U S Navy supervised RMK BRJ faced overexpansion and financial trouble in Vietnam. Four thousand Vietnamese workers were laid off and purchases cut back but top priority projects like ports and airfields were to remain on schedule. The four company civilian team planned to complete the job with fewer workers and less material.
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Marines Break Blockade in Deckhouse Four Action
Two Marine task forces battled North Vietnamese 324B division just south of the demilitarized zone in South Viet Nam. Marines linked up with Leathernecks after a long, brutal day and a half of fighting, with U.S. planes bombing oil depots and railway yards while helicopters sustained resupply amid heavy fire. Official tallies reported over 380 enemy killed and multiple supplies seized as the Marines pressed toward the north.
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Burglar Steals $9.65 Worth of Stuffed Animals
Jesse McLain, manager of Basketball a Go Go on the Nu Pike, told police Sunday that a burglar broke into his concession and took stuffed animals valued at 9.65 dollars.
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Pasteeth Promises Stable Dentures And Fresh Breath
An advertisement urges using PASTEETH a non acid powder to secure dentures and reduce denture breath. It claims teeth stay put when plates slip and promote comfort, recommending regular dental visits and purchase at drug counters.
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