Car milestone in 68 Dearborn
In Dearborn analysts expect the nation to build its 250 millionth vehicle in 1968 marking a major milestone for U S automobile makers.
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Dearborn, Midi
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
9
One-Year Viet Tour Will Not Be Changed
The Pentagon plans to keep the one year Vietnam duty tour unchanged to maintain morale. Officials say no sentiment supports stretching the tour while considering measures to ease manpower strain includes calling up Guardsmen and reservists, longer draft calls, shortening Vietnam tours, and rotating more troops from Europe.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Europe
Johnson
Ohio Draft Call 3612 for March
Ohio Selective Service Headquarters issued a gross induction call of 3612 men for March to reach a net induction of 2171. The March net call rises from February 1298 and March last year 451, with counts by county listing Butler 57, Hamilton 237, Montgomery 149, Preble 15, and Warren 33.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Selective Service
Butler
Hamilton
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
New York Survey Signals 1968 U S Plant Investment Rise
A New York survey finds U S manufacturers plan 3 percent higher outlays for new plants and equipment in 1968, boosting the 1967 total of 27.3 billion dollars.
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New York
U. S
Navy Deserter Won't Return Says Parents in PA
Charles Lindner said his son Michael Lindner 20 and three other sailors who deserted the USS Intrepid in Japan will not come home. The group sought asylum in Sweden after protesting U.S involvement in Vietnam. They later moved to Russia before Stockholm granted asylum.
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Pennsylvania
Sweden
United States
Charles Lindner
Michael Lindner
Intrepid
Japan
America
Viet
Nam
Russia
Stockholm
Lindner
Washington
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