Young Marine Lt Malone Dominates Viet Nam Fire Missions
Lt Malone of Auburndale Massachusetts leads a Marine light artillery push in Viet Nam. He calls in 8 inch rounds and 155mm fire to kill Viet Cong, with 172 confirmed kills and 77 wounded in June alone. He wears a family hunting knife and patrols with Vietnamese allies, detailing battery actions and battlefield tactics.
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Hal Boyle
U.S. Marine Battalion
South Viet Nam
Cape Cod
Viet Nam
Malone
Leutenant
Gtths
Piecons
Helmy
Gollnessee
Tme
Sikes
Patrick Malone
Auburndale
Annanalis
Uhelars
Ton. Mo
Ozark Hills
T Mass
al Malone
Tal Layerco
Twell
Judy
Hawaii
Paul D. Malone
Boston
Mb Taranto
Luong
Joseph Clancy
Campaign
Promise Is Held For Using Water From Sea
Washington reports progress in desalting sea water to reduce costs for fresh water. The Office of Saline Water notes costs have fallen from $4–$5 to $1–$1.25 per thousand gallons, still above consumer targets. Desalting methods include distillation aided by atomic power, electrodialysis, and freezing techniques. Demonstration plants in Webster South Dakota Freeport Texas and Roswell New Mexico show daily capacities up to one million gallons. The Octob er international meeting chaired by President Johnson aims to accelerate development and usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Israel
U.S
Johnson
Office of Saline Water
Webster
S.D
Freeport
Tex
Roswell
N.M
San Diego
Calif
Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidell Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Annual Bible School Opens in Sandy Woodland
Sandy Grove Primitive Baptist Church and Union Memorial Methodist in Sandy launch Vacation Bible School starting Monday with 8:30 to 11:30 classes. Pastors D C Echols and W W Baker lead. registration occurred Saturday. a community parade preceded daily sessions. Children from Sandy and Woodland communities are invited. workers welcomed by superintendent Beatrice Cotton. The Muscovy duck note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Grove Primitive Baptist Church
Union Memorial Methodist Church
Sandy
D. C. Echols
Sandy Grove
Woodland
Beatrice Cotton
Bible School
Monument to the mule to be unveiled in Muleshook Texas
Dr J B Barnett started the Mule Memorial in 1961 to honor working mules and preserve their memory. The life sized fiberglass statue of Pete will rise five feet four inches on a stone base near the U S 70 and 84 intersection in Muleshoe. Contributions from global mule admirers financed the project with over 700 donors including a fourth grade class from Muleshoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muleshoek
Tex
Pete
U.S. 70
Mule Memorial
Muleshoe
Iusa
J. B. Barnett
Marlin
Barnett
National Mule Memorial Association
Neglected Children Rise As Social Pressure Grows
An Associated Press survey in Texas cites a shift from true orphans to neglected children due to parental indifference. Welfare agencies aim to rehabilitate parents while providing care, with Buckner Baptist and other homes guiding hundreds of youths through counseling, schooling, and foster options. The article highlights cases from Dallas and beyond, noting that most children leave institutions for better homes within years, though some tragedies persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Recer
Dallas
Sue
Bobby
Associated Press
Texas
R. C. Campbell
Buckner Baptist Benevolences
David Copperfield
Buckner
Thel
Beeville
Round Rock
San Antonio
Loaly
Burnet
Lubbock
Juliett Fowler
Christian Church
Masonic
Fort. Worth
Methodist
Waco
Shere
Cristmas
Thay
Buckner Children’s Home
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Joe G. Roark
Otis L. Roark
Rt. 3
Groesbeck
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Roark
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Air Training Command
Mexia High School
Texas A & M_ University
Arlington State College
Binh Sonn
Lof Quang Ngai
Wan Lipit
Capt
Mexia Daily News
Mexia, Texas
Charles Barberami
Hwy
Woodland States
Latin America
Rene
First National Bank Media
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John R. Pobbs
JK Optometrist
Teague, Texas
Meala
B&b
Accident Life and
Herman Focke
Southlana Life Insurance Co
Serview
Allen Bros
Presbyterian Church Wortham
Corley Funeral Home
Jamaica
RUG Vine
M. To
Sers Tata Ancquers
Anettiow
Director of Civil Service
City Hall
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