Lansdale Returns to South Vietnam as Catalyst Figure
Ex-general Edward G. Lansdale arrives in Saigon at the invitation of U.S. Ambassador Lodge. He acts as a quiet catalyst, aiding Vietnamese efforts against communism while avoiding reporters. Known for influence with Diem in 1955 56, he now works with Lodge to balance military focus with civilian counterinsurgency aims.
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Lansdale
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Ngo Dinh Diem
Lodge
Viet Nam
Landsdale
Washington
Diem
Saigon
Air Force
John F Kennedy
State Department
Pentagon
Outdated Mailing List Reaches Ohio Governor Office
A Humphrey endorsement letter intended for Michael V. DiSalle arrived at Gov. James A. Rhodes Ohio office but was misaddressed to DiSalle. Rhodes’ staff said the letter would be forwarded to DiSalle, former Democratic governor defeated by Rhodes in 1962.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
DiSalle
Candy Factory Workers Do Job For Viet Nam Kids
Sunline Inc workers in St. Louis volunteered 12 hours of unpaid labor to produce nearly a million candy packages for Vietnamese children. About 175 employees joined the effort after a request from USIA and Maj. Donald W Cameron.
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Jerry Curry
ST. Louis, Mo
Viet Nam
Sunline, Inc
St. Louis
United States Information Agency
US Army
Donald W Cameron
the Duce
South Viet Nam
Earl Wood
Webster Groves
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