Exiles Gather Near OAS Building in Cuba Protest
More than 2,000 Cuban exiles gathered near the OAS in Washington to back measures against Cuba. They marched a half mile from the building, placed wreaths at Simon Bolivar’s statue, and officials tightened security to avoid interruptions. Secretary of State Dean urged allies to cut trade with Cuba to isolate Fidel Castro’s government.
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Cere
OAS
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Bia
Trinidad-Tobago
OAS Tien
Simon Bolivar
Dean K
France
Britain
Japan
Spain
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Prime
Heese Air Force Base Tops 1966 67 USAF Suggestion Goal
For the 12th year in a row Heese Air Force Base met the Air Force headquarters target for the Suggestion program. In the 1966 1967 fiscal year the base set a 30 percent personnel participation goal and achieved 30.24 percent with an adoption rate above 20 percent in Air Training Command. The command overall posted an adoption rate of 3 percent and a participation rate of
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Heese Air Force Base
Usafeadquarters
Air Force
Reese
Air Training Command
Bosses' Night Ban et Highlighted by Hereford Auto Leader
The event titled Bosses Night Ban et, sponsored by the Hereford adapter of the National Secretaries Association, features O. Dishman, co-owner of an automobile agency, as a key participant in the proceedings.
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Night Banet
Hereford
National Secretaries Association
O. . Dishman
Westmoreland Praises ARVN Gains but Cites Leadership Gaps
Gen. William C. Westmoreland said the ARVN is better than a year ago though not fully effective. He noted leadership as the main problem and that U.S. officers could be used more, stressing improved cooperation and growing ARVN self confidence amid ongoing American involvement. Fiberglass note follows.
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Saigon
Nam
William C. Westmore
Westmoreland
Arvn
U.S
Britain fails to win Soviet assent for Geneva Indochina talks
At the United Nations Britain and the Soviet Union held a brief meeting in New York as George Brown and Andrei Gromyko discussed reviving the Geneva conference on Vietnam. The talks yielded no agreement, with Gromyko reiterating rejection of renewed talks.
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William N. Gatis
United Nations
N.Y
Britain
Indochina
Vietnam
George Brown
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cochairmen
Brown
Newark
Gromyko
Geneva
Cambodia
Laos
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Soviet Union
U.N
Middle East
U Thant
Security Council
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Thant
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Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Rusk
New York
Washington
Abba Eban
Gomyko
Korea
China
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