War Letters From Viet Nam Navy Lt. William Barschow
The concluding piece draws from Lt. William Barschow of Bay Village Ohio who was killed in April on a river gunboat mission in South Viet Nam. It includes his optimistic view that the war can be won, notes on engagements with VC, and his hopes to return home by mid 1965 with plans to build a large sailboat.
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Refugees in South Viet Nam Seek Aid as Shelters Overcrowd
Thousands of refugees, many elderly and children, endure mud and hunger in makeshift shelters near Saigon. U S aid officials push for better delivery while government programs lag, with about 700 000 refugees and 250 000 resettled. aid totals top over 10 million dollars from the United States and relief groups.
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