Washington optimism rises on Viet Nam war outlook
President Johnson’s aides voice cautious optimism about Vietnam despite past setbacks. The Chu Lai victory and 600 Viet Cong killed in three days bolster morale while bombing targets disrupt Hanoi’s economy. Military manpower pressures and Viet Cong supply lines influence the tentative mood.
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Elton
Fay Washington
Chu Lai
U.S
Victor H. Krulak
Pacific
North Viet Nam
Prisoners in Vietnam listed as detained by Defense Dept
The Defense Department lists 17 U S servicemen detained or missing in Vietnam. Names span 1963 1964 and 1985 captures with one escape noted. Officials warn relatives praise and public disclosure are limited to protect families from coercion.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Reds
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Tex
United States
All Army
J. C. Daniel L. Pitzer
James N. Rowe
Humbert R. Versace
George E. Smith
Camacho
Claude E. McClure
Kenneth M. Roraback
Orien J Walker Jr
John M Schumann
Edward R. Johnson
Leonard M. Tadios
Harold G. Bennett
Charles E Crafts
Army
Air Force
George E. Flynn
Hayden J. Lockhart Jr
Lawrence T Holland
Lawrence N. Cuarino
Robert D. Peel
Viet Cong
South
Viet Nam
North
Klan Leader Blames Police for Slim Medina Rally Turnout
Medina Ohio AP Scott Parkie Scott a Warren County farmer says the Ku Klux Klan will press on with recruiting in Northern Ohio after a Medina County rally and cross burnings. He claims police security kept potential supporters away and that another Cleveland area rally is planned with a possible permanent office.
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Medina
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Medina County
Parkie Scott
Warren County
Cleveland
Scott
Fence Break Allows Horses to Escape on State Road Property
Mrs. Milburn Lewis of 1408 Oxford State Road reports horses escaped from her field after a fence was cut or broken twice in a week. She told sheriffs Sunday four horses remain missing after the latest Saturday night incident.
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Milburn Lewis
Oxford, State Road
Riot Shapes Shifts At Camp Breckinridge
Morganfield Ky AP officials moved 13 students out and transferred six as disciplinary steps after a Friday riot at Camp Breckinridge Job Corps. Most of the 546 residents returned by Sunday night as FBI probed a protection racket and protests over alleged beatings.
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Morganfield
Job Corps
Camp Breckinridge
Preston
FBI
Crystal Tissue Sales Parley Opens Here
The Crystal Tissue Co. will hold its annual sales meeting Tuesday through Thursday at Crystal offices and at Brown's Run Country Club. About 3 percent of Crystal sales representatives from across the country will attend to discuss general product lines new products plans for the coming year and new promotional programs led by M. T. McMurray and Charlie Fraunfelter.
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The
Crystal Tissue Co
Crystal
Brown's Run Country Club
M. T. McMurray
Charlie Fraunfelter
Hamiltonian Hurt In Wreck
A Hamilton man was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a one car crash on State Road 1.2 miles east of Rt 127 yesterday evening. Mark S. Hill, A S year old, suffered scalp abrasions and possible head injury in the off road wreck.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Rt. 127
Mark S. Hill
Hill
Family Automobile Policy Questions at State Fidelity Assurance
A reader asks about the Family Automobile Policy of Ge Cane States Fidelity Insurance Company of Oregon Mary. The note cites a contract clause where car owners agree to pay hospital and purses bills for injuries they cause and pledge real estate as security.
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Asl
Ge Cane
Fidelity Uaran Company of
Ore
Mary
Nun Says Big Task Lies In Home Parishes
In Cleveland Sister Ernest Marie of St. Louis urged Roman Catholic nuns to focus on race relations within their own parishes. Speaking at the National Sisters Vocation Conference, she said nuns should teach the truth about race to students and parents and live joyously their commitment to God.
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Cleveland (Ap
Selma - To - Montgomery
Ala
Ernest Marie
C.S.J
St. Louis
Poland Farming Involves Nearly Half Its Population
About forty five percent of Poland's population works in agriculture, reflecting its large rural base and reliance on farming for livelihoods and economic activity.
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Poland
FASTEETH Powder Denture Adhesive Claims Benefits
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH Powder for dentures claiming firmer hold, greater comfort, and up to 35 percent stronger biting without discomfort. It emphasizes alkaline non sour formulation, no gummy taste, and urges readers to buy at drug counters.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Hanoi
Oee
Lockhart
Guarino
Peel
Harold K. Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vance
Hue
Saigon
Jamestown
Cash
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Loan Company
Beneficial Finance
Central Ave
Main
Middletown
GOLD
Camp Riot
Charles Preston
Trey
James Hughes
Crystal Tissue Sales
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Walburg
Insurance Agency
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Paul Diefenbach
Jan
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
N. Broad St
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