Angel of the Orient Returns to Battle on Repose
The U S Navy hospital ship Repose, revived from mothballs, sails for the South China Sea to serve off Viet Nam coast. Capt. Paul Engle commands the hospital with 315 crew, 24 doctors, 29 nurses, and capacity for 750 patients plus rapid emergency regroup.
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Don Mullen
San Francisco
UPI
Korea
South China Sea
Tles
Viet Nam
Hunter’s Point Naval Shipyard
Suisun Bay
Eugene H. Maher
Ogden
Utah
Paul R. Engle
Navy Medical Corps
Navy
Repose
Engle
Petroskey, Mich
International Red Cross
Chickens Home to Roost Says Kitchel on Campaign Tactics
Deni son Kitchel, once directing Barry Goldwater's campaign, argues Johnson's Viet Nam tactics spurred antiwar demonstrations. He asserts the antiwar protests reflect the administration's past pacifist stance and a link between the Great Society and radical leftist movement.
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Washington
Denison Kitchel
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kitchel
Conservative
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Association
New Student Left
Missionary Reverend Edward A. Fastner Dies in Edgerton
The Rev. Edward A. Fastner, 71, a Redemptorist missionary, died Tuesday at St. Joseph College near Edgerton. A native of St. Paul Minnesota, his funeral Mass and burial will be held Friday at the college. The report also notes Yellowstone National Park hosts the largest buffalo herd in the United States.
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United States
Yellowstone National Park
Delivered on RFD
A Thursday December 16 1965 item notes delivery on December 17 via Rural Free Delivery. The brief mentions a local postal route details for residents awaiting the mail.
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Crosse Tribune
RFD
Prolific British author W. Somerset Maugham dead at 91
NICE France AP British writer W Somerset Maugham died at his Riviera villa La Mauresque after being moved from a Nice hospital in a coma. He was 91 suffering a stroke six days earlier. Maugham wrote 30 plays 26 novels and 120 short stories and last published memoir Looking Backward in 1962. His works include Of Human Bondage and Rain which became a stage hit and several films. He avoided a typewriter preferring a fountain pen and valued for clear prose and strong plots. He died with agnostic views remaining unchanged from 1964.
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France
W. Somerset Maugham
Riviera Villa
la Mauresque
Maugham
Cap Farrar
Library of Congress
America
Clemence Randolph
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