Fragmented North Vietnam agent network hampers war effort
A reporter analyzes intelligence flaws in Vietnam, noting discouraged high officials, failed agent inserts by parachute, and training gaps. The North Vietnamese and Allies run fragmented networks, with risks from poor cover and too little preparation, while spies could yield critical political, military, and economic data.
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Vietnam
Deri Q
Callatergy
Saigon
Washington
North Vietnam
Viewpoint gaps in judging students attitudes on reform
Poll results show students often more traditional and conservative than adults think. Among six categories, 89 percent of students oppose violence and favor working within the system, but only 71 and 66 percent of the public estimate those stances respectively.
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Pouis. Harris
America
Harris
Girls Overtake Boys in Driver Education Lessons
Robert Wischmeyer reports that in a national review of driver education 2355 instructors in 600 high schools find girls close to boys in driver-safety. Instructors see girls more serious and eager to learn while boys retain a slight lead in perceived ability. Nationwide data show teens who take driver ed have fewer violations and accidents across both sexes.
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Corporation
Kluckhohn completes Wasmer Post history volume
Dr. Harvey N. Kluckhohn, Wasmer post historian, has finished a booklet titled Wasmer Post’s Second Twenty Five Years 1944 1969. The history, serialized in Le Mars Daily Sentinel, has been presented to the public library as a valuable addition to Le Mars history.
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Wasmer Post
Harvey N. Kluckhohn
Post
le Mars
Daily Sentinel
New York Life Boosts Dividends for 1971
New York Life Insurance Co. authorizes $284,000,000 in dividends for 1971, a nearly $14 million rise from 1970. Sioux City general office manager DA Ehlert announced the increase, with about $5,500,000 of the total slated for Iowa policy owners on individual life insurance and annuity contracts.
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New York Life Insurance Co
DA. Ehlert
Sioux City
Iowa
Hopkins Drug Co grand opening rewards ten Le Mars winners
New Hopkins Drug Co of Le Mars announced ten prize winners from their grand opening sale held last weekend. Winners include Paul Halter, Mrs. Leste Johnson, Frieda McAninch, Minnie Delperdang, Mrs. Marian Anderson, Mrs. Joann Klohs, Fran Kellen, Mrs. F. Sutton, Mrs. Gerald Reinders, all of Le Mars, and Mrs. Peter Bondhuis of Orange City.
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Jim Hopkins
Hopkins Drug Co
le Mars
Paul Halter
Leste
Johnson
Frieda McAninch
Minnie Delperdang
Marian Anderson
Joann Klohs
Fran Kellen
F. Sutton
Gerald Reinders
Peter Bondhuis
Orange City
King Finance sues McCalls for goods and damages in district court
King Finance files suit naming Roger McCall and Shirley McCall of James as defendants. The plaintiffs claim ownership of household goods valued at 500 dollars in possession of the defendants and seek 100 dollars in damages plus interest. The action requests payment of these amounts. Larry Athens also sues Darold Sorgdrager for 212.12 dollars for delivered goods. St Joseph Hospital sues Vera Schimberg and Theodore Schimberg of Kingsley for 61.08 dollars for professional services.
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King Finance
Roger and
Shirley McCall
James
Larry Athens
Darold Sorgdrager
St. Joseph Hospital
Vera and
Theodore Schimberg
Kingsley
Sunshine club meeting and Merrill Christmas program announced
On December 9 the Sunshine club will meet with Mrs Milo Morris at 535 Evelyn Drive at 2 pm. On December 11 the Merrill Christmas program is scheduled for 7 30 pm. The notice lists various subscription and delivery rates for Le Mars Daily Sentinel as a local newspaper.
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Sunshine Club
Milo Morris
Evelyn Drive
le Mars Daily,Sentinel
Iowa
le Mars
Plymouth County
Army medical skills enlistment option opens for promotions
Qualified men and women may receive faster pro training in selected medic skills under the medical skills option. Applicants must meet basic eligibility and be technically qualified. Enlistments may be three to six years. Married applicants allowed? women must have no dependents under 18. Training at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. Upon completion, eligible for corporal or sergeant promotions. Fields include brace specialist dental medical laboratory dental occupational therapy and more. Enlistees may obtain well paying civilian positions and veterans benefits. For details contact Sgt Kirchstein Room 4 Post Office Sioux City at 712-252-4161 Ext 311 after 5 pm or 792-952-3494 collect on Saturdays.
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Gus
Kirchstein
Rétruiter
Army Medical Center
Fort Sam
Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Post Office
Sioux City
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