Army Replacement Needs at New High
Washington reports Army replacement needs in Vietnam rising to a new high with over 20,000 replacements expected this month. Officials say the flow will grow as tours are extended or shortened to balance manpower. Training camps are turning out 50,000 soldiers monthly to fill these slots. Navy moved transport ships to the Pacific to ease logistics. Regular Army personnel will bolster training camps as they return from Vietnam duties.
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Rusk and Gromyko Dine in Quiet Viet Nam Talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko dined at the Waldorf Tower and held a wide ranging conversation on Viet Nam and other issues. Both kept the results private as a first such private meeting since the UN opening year ago.
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Iceland Helps Probe Air Wreck
A joint Icelandic American recovery team works to recover the bodies of 12 U S Navy airmen killed in a 1962 Neptune P2V crash on Kronborg Glacier in Greenland. The Pentagon says the base camp is about 200 yards from the wreckage. results have not yet been reported.
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Ky Would Be Glad to Talk Before U N
Saigon reports say Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky may visit the United States if invited. Ky expressed willingness to travel to Washington and possibly New York for a speaking engagement to help Americans understand Viet Nam’s situation and to show Viet Nam’s heroic resolve. He said internal political matters would determine his schedule.
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McNamara Announces 30 Percent Fighter Plane Hike
Secretary Robert C. McNamara announced a 30 percent increase in the planned production of fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft for the fiscal year beginning next July 1 as part of the ongoing bombing campaign against North Vietnam. The initiative, reported by Neil Sheehan, comes as U S defense planners expand air operations in the summer of 1967.
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Two Firms Get Grants to Train Workers Nationwide
The report notes funding for worker training in California and nationwide. Beckman Instruments in Fullerton and Preston Scientific, Inc., among others, receive grants totaling thousands of dollars for periods up to 30 weeks. Military production figures are discussed by Secretary Robert McNamara, including plans to increase aircraft output by hundreds with a projected cost rise.
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