Long History Of Operations Marines Again Answer US Call
The United States Marine Corps has a long record of foreign deployments to protect interests and citizens. From Tripoli to Panama and Lebanon to Haiti, Leathernecks have been sent to quell unrest, guard consulates, and enforce order across decades and continents, often without full-scale war.
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Cuba
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U S to Beef Up Thailand Ties With 5000 Military Force
Washington announced a large U S force surge to Thailand as 1,200 additional troops would join 1,000 combat troops for a total of about 5,000. Marines off the Thai coast, air reinforcements of about 45 jets, and Thai ranger battalions bolster border defenses while Laos drift toward cease-fire talks.
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Thailand
Pacific
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Satakeep
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Laos
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Pathet Lao
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Souphanouvong
Return of Army and Marine Units to Thailand
The Army and Marine units Kennedy called to defend Thailand have seen action in the Far East. The 3rd Marine Battalion, 9th Marines, 1,800 men under Lt Col Harold Adams, will land in Thailand and has fought at Bougainville and Iwo Jima. The Army battle group, about 1,000 men plus 1,000 from the 25th Division, joined Thailand for the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization exercise Air Cobra and remain to assist Thai forces.
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Far East
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Pusan
Harold W. Adams
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Neb
Mindero Island
Phillippines
Hawaii
Small U S Force Seen Adequate In Thailand
Air Force officials note seven Thai airfields with suitable runways for jets. Lt. Gen. Richardson Jr. may call for more ground troops if needed, depending on Chinese response to prior Thai-Laotian actions. Army and Marine units to guard two sensitive NE Thailand sectors around Udorn near Vientiane.
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Bangkok
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Viet Nam
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Sarit
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Air Force
James L. Richardson Jr
Army Battle Group
Marine
Udorn
Fire Another US Aide In Estes Case
A U S agriculture official was fired in the Estes case and says the dismissal was unjustified and a complete surprise. He plans to issue a statement later.
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Perry Tops Walter In 22nd Dist.
In the Texas political scene Ralph Estes faces intensified Senate investigations over alleged influence deals tied to farm programs. Estes, indicted on fraud charges, has sparked a broad probe drawing in officials and grand juries. Ralph, 38, a former Agriculture Department official, denied receiving clothing or favors connected to Estes.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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D-Ark
Congress
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Dallas
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Audrey R. Kelly
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Harvey F. Johnston
Indiana
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U. S
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Joseph
Clark
Stephen McCann
Genevieve Blatt
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Arthur Hart
General Assembly
B. R. Tomb, Jr
Democratic State Committee
Scranton Wins Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Bid in Landslide
In Blairsville area coverage, Scranton, a Scranton resident and 44-year-old millionaire, led early and widened the margin to win the GOP gubernatorial nomination over J Collins McSparran, with McSparran conceding at 1:15 a.m. EDT. Scranton carried rural upstate counties and most metropolitan areas, while McSparran, a Drydenmore farmer, framed his campaign as conservative and tied to the Grange.
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Gettysburg
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Drynmore
Lancaster County
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Butler
Elk
Juniata
Venango
SOP
George S
Dilworth
Harvey F. Johnston
McKees Rocks
Charles J. Schmitt
Girard
Erie County
Johnston
Schmite
John S. Fine
Philadelphia
Clark
van Zandt
Obituaries From Indiana Pa 1962 May 16 17
Multiple notices outline deaths and memorial plans in Indiana County. Anna Scolnik, 74, born Lithuania, resided Indiana, survived by husband and eight grandchildren. George Cect, 68, Lincoln County area, retired coal miner, funeral early week with Requiem Mass. Donald McMillen, Niagara Falls vet, two children, four others, services planned in Indiana and Smicksburg. Bernice Silvey, Indiana, wife of Dr. Silvey, hospital death May 15, services May 19. Oliver G. Stadtmiller, 87, Indiana Hospital death, obituary to follow. Dorothy M. George, 40, Bethesda Md., died May 33, services in Takoma Park Md. Arch Hodgson, Sagamore, died May 14, multiple survivors listed. Pauline Anna Kalanavich, Fulton Run, obituary later. William Morris, NuMine native, died at Meyers Memorial, services in Rural Valley. Infant Thomas Eric Kerr died at birth in Wheeling. Mary Granat, Stafford, died May 16, mass and burial plans set. Various survivors and funeral arrangements noted.
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Niagara Falls
New York
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Pittsburgh
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Sipesville
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Dennis Ay
Washington, D.C
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Beth
Basil B. Allison
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Noy
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Merchanicsburg
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Lancaster
Mildred Gond
Gettysburg
Meredith Lohr
Rock Hill
3.C
Harold
Casepeer Lutheran Church
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Carroll Stree
Takoma Park
Laternent
Arlington Cemetery
Arch L. Hodgson
Sagamore
Claypoole
Cas Gus Mines
Anna Bright Hodgen
Jean Mitchell Hodgson
Mia
Evelyn Uliom
Anaheim
Calif
Jean Hockenberry
Dayton
Ohio
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Streetsboro
Ambrozine Llewelyn
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Barnesboro
Edwards
Rural Valley
Rural Valley Cemetery
Pauline Anna Kalanavich
Fulton Run
Richard T. Bell
William Morris
NuMine
Meyers Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Sophie Kijawski
Eileen Amsdill Morris
George Morris
Creekside
Elizabeth Venice
R.D. Rurel Valley
Andrew J. Kerr
Thomas Eric Kerr
Jack R. Kerr
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Silas L. Kerr
Home R.D
Thomas Isner
Parsons
Donald
Bowser
Plunyville
Alfred Kay
Pilotless jet crashes into house near Pittsburgh
A Michigan Air National Guard trainer jet, during a two ship flight from Langley AFB, crashed into a two story house in Moon Township near Pittsburgh. Two women inside were injured and hospitalized, while the pilot escaped unharmed after the craft struck a tree and then a meadow, igniting a fire but causing less damage than the building collapse. Authorities reported the collision damaged the brick and frame residence, with the two occupants listed in satisfactory condition.
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Langley Afb
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Ture
Kaiser
Moon Two
Sewick-Pot
Ofley Valley Hospital
Ofley Valley Hospital. Mrs. Lind, A Kalthoff
Eliza Kalthoff
Marie
Allegheny County
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Guatemalan interior minister in critical condition
Col. Jose Luis Lemus interior minister under President Miguel Ydigoras is in critical condition after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage Monday.
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Three Semester High School Test Slated in Georgia
In Tallulah Fall, Georgia, a pilot program will run three semesters in a 12 month year. Superintendent Kermit J. Harris says the plan, approved by the State Board of Education, could let students finish four years of high school in three. The program starts this fall on an experimental basis.
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Elsie Kendall
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Sumeser
Kermit J. Harris
Tallulah
State Board of Education
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