LeMay Urges Rapid Victory in Vietnam War
Retired Gen Curtis LeMay, former Air Force chief, calls for a stepped up air and naval offensive to win Vietnam quickly. He argues long jungle warfare is unsustainable and favors decisive strikes over ground invasions, suggesting bombing North Vietnam and neighboring Laos and Cambodia to defeat enemy forces.
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Grocery price drop noted in Gen 1ZVING COUT Page 16
A small decline in overall grocery prices is reported with a .2 of 1 percent drop cited. The note appears on Page 16 of Gen 1ZVING COUT.
McLaughlin Honored by WaiK Miller a Snyder
A local honors event highlights McLaughlin being recognized by WaiK Miller and Snyder in a packed evening at Sexier High, celebrating achievements.
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Waik Miller
Snyder
California Governor Faces Bitter Friday Setback
A midterm week in California ends with Gov. facing a tough Friday setback as lawmakers clash over key reforms and budget measures. Observers note party tensions and potential veto battles shaping the session's final days.
Burial Caskets Pile Up At Beth David Cemetery
At Beth David Cemetery in Elmont New York mourners rush to arrange burials as a community seeks ritual and comfort after deaths. Local officials note residents want predictable rites and support during loss.
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Beth David
Elmont, NY
Fryday
Military housing and barracks funds in 1966 budget
The article notes roughly 52,000 bar racks spaces and 5000 bachelor off {illegible} as part of a $13 billion military construction package in the fiscal 1966 budget. It highlights nearly half of the authorized total allocated to base facilities and housing.
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