Westmoreland Visits Field Troops in Viet Nam Tour
General William C. Westmoreland, commander of U.S. forces in Viet Nam, flies to a mortar emplacement with the 1st U.S. Army Division near Saigon. He says leaders must see troops in the field to gain perspective and plans to tour at least three days weekly despite heavy duties and long hours.
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Autobahns Struggle With Crowded Growth In West Germany
West Germany once boasted a premier autobahn system but is now crowded and underdeveloped amid rapid economic growth. Traffic jams stretch up to 20 miles as motorists rely on police helicopter spotters and long stretches see up to 70,000 daily vehicles. Authorities aim to 3,000 miles by 1970, yet automakers warn this fails to meet future needs.
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UPI
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Heinz Nordhoff
Wes Germany
Volkswagen Auto Making
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United States
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Derfuehrer
East Germany
Navy men aboard Gemini V support ships for splashdown recovery
Ensign Anthony M. Lemke serving aboard the destroyer New and Electrician's Mate Fireman Timothy G. Collins aboard the minesweeper Avenue were deployed offshore of Cape Kennedy to recover astronauts if Gemini V had ended early. The men are sons of Lemke of 2219 N Bainbridge St and Collins of 2707 Coulee Ave. Westmoreland, Vietnam commander, discusses US aid roles and sovereignty in South Vietnam and the war’s unique conduct.
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la Crosse
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Albert F. Lemke
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Avenue
Coordinating Committee Office Move Draws Attention
Madison reports the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education will relocate from the Wisconsin Center to the state capitol. Critics say the move could affect perceived partiality and staff ties to the university, while supporters point to timing with a Stevens Point pollution study lab and Gov Knowles planned 1966 policy push. Political figures like David Carley and Lucey are noted in ongoing gubernatorial speculation.
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