Strong Vietnamese government urged as reinforcements sent
A French military expert argues in Paris that Indochina requires immediate reinforcements, especially to the south to prop up a potential Vietnamese government. He warns against defending all positions and calls for Haiphong and Hanoi to be kept while evacuating the delta. He predicts a possible Dien Bien Phu-like risk if reinforcements are delayed.
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Nemen ‘Regi Ina
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Eee
Dien Bien Ui
Tonkin
Christian de) Castries
Haiphong
Hanoi
Phuly
Phuly-Namdinh
Tonkin Delta
South Annam
Laos
Cambodia
Cochinchina
France
Siam
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Boa Dia
Ngo Dinh-Diem
Bao Dai
Ameri
United States
Russia
China
Pierre Mendes-France
Asia
Monmouth Reinstates Man Suspended As Security Risk
Bernard Martin a Ft Monmouth technical writer suspended a year as a purported security risk has been cleared and reinstated. Army authorities said he was notified July 9 he could return to work at the electronic center but did not say if he would resume his old job.
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FT. Monmouth
N. J
Bernard Martin
Army
Martin
Electronic Center
Eye Lotion Advert May Help Factory Workers
An advertisement promotes LAVOTIK Eye Lotion for factory workers. It claims quick relief for inflamed or irritated eyes caused by dust wind or overwork and offers a money refund after two years of success. Available at all drug stores.
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S.A
Wayland Music Professor Receives University Fellowship
David P. Appleby assistant professor of music at Wayland College has won a teaching fellowship at the University of Indiana and begun work toward a doctoral degree in music. He and his wife left Plainview in June for Bloomington where a trailer accident occurred in Kansas City injuring a woman driver mildly. Appleby received advanced graduate credit in French and will study piano under Bela Boszormenyi Nagy. He is on a 15 month leave of absence from Wayland College.
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Plainview
David P. Appleby
Wayland College
University of Indiana
Applebys
Bloomington
Kansas City
Appleby
Bela Boszormenyi Nagy
Budapest
Hungary
A. Hope Owen
Wayland Music Faculty
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
van Katwijk
S.M.U
Rachmaninoff
Corelli
Anton Girl Wins Fannie Breedlove Davis Scholarship
Kathryn Sue Billings of Anton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Billings, has been awarded Mary Hardin-Baylor College full tuition Fannie Breedlove Davis scholarship for next year. A 1953 Anton High School graduate she ranked in the top quarter and starred in choir pep squad annual staff dramatics and girls basketball as captain. Mary Hardin-Baylor awards 22 such scholarships yearly.
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Kathryn Sue
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Fannie Breedlove Davis
Texas
Little Joe Delays Express Train in Belgium
Three-year-old Joseph Van Der Weyen was fined a guinea after he stood on the rails and waved at a Paris Liege express train, causing the engineer to brake to a halt just yards away. He said he only wanted to greet the driver.
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Belgium
Joseph van der Weyen
Little Joe
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