Dollars and Daches: U S Troops Paid in Vietnam
The text describes American soldiers in Vietnam paid in U S dollars while Vietnamese officials offer to convert funds at a set rate. It notes widespread use of dollars by GI personnel and the presence of local desks converting currency at the official rate, highlighting the economic dynamic of foreign pay.
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le. Galloway
Viet Nam
U. S
Saigon
Tu Do
Joe
France
Charles de Gaulle
South Viet Nam
America
Rush Park Maintains One-Point Tourney Lead
Stubbs Park edged toward the lead as Judy Duckworth won first place in the Wari tournament. The event, at Stubbs Park, drew reps from supervised park playgrounds in a four-event table games series. Jack Thompson took second for Boze.
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Stubbs Park
Rush Park
Judy Duckworth
E. T. Duckworth
38Th St
Missionary pennies boost 1964 funds nationwide
Assemblies of God Women's Missionary Council groups across the United States gave more than $47,000 in pennies to 1964 missionary projects, with regional offices using coin drives to support home and foreign missions amid a .29 percent rise over 1963 giving. The report highlights effort and regional standings in the penny collections.
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Springfield
UPI
Assemblies of God Women’s Missionary Council
United States
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