Army Faces Huge Replacement Program
The Army plans to provide over 100000 replacements for Vietnam this summer and fall as one year tours drive the demand. Gen Wheeler cited July through October as the peak period with replacements drawn from troops returning from Europe and other stations. Westmoreland favors keeping the one year tour to sustain morale.
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Washington
Army
Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Marine Corps
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Westmoreland
Wheeler
Europe
Panama
Alaska
Oregon mother named 1966 American Mother of the Year
Mrs. Harry Holt of Creswell Oregon, a 61 year old widow who helped 3500 Korean orphans find homes, was named America's Mother of the Year in Washington. She and her late husband started an adoption program in 1955 and built a foster system with 557 children housed in 36 buildings. she also directed publishing and film work for the effort.
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Creswell
Ore
South Korea
Johnson
America
Harry Holt
Latin America
Asia
United States
Holt
Washington
Oregon
University of Iowa
Suzanne
Millie
Korea
Harry
Holts
U.S
Medal of Culture
Republic of Korea
Public Welfare Service
Syngman Rhee
Gray to investigate vote discrepancy after losing
Attorney Fred D Gray a Negro candidate for the Alabama House of Representatives seeks to probe a 1000 vote discrepancy after unofficial results showed him ahead but official tallies left him short. Barbour county showed the largest gap while Bullock and Macon had smaller differences.
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Gray
Birmingham
Ala
Fred D. Gray
Tuskegee
Alabama
House of Representatives
Barbour, Bullock and
Macon
Barbour County
Gray's
Traffic Toll Rises 7 Percent in First Quarter
The National Safety Council reports 10,710 traffic deaths in the first three months of the year, a 7 percent rise from the same period last year. March deaths reached 3,730, up 12 percent from March 1965, as miles traveled climbed 6 percent to about 211 billion.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Angkor Wat Found By Accident In 1860s Cambodia
The Angkor Wat temple complex near Siem Reap in Cambodia was discovered by accident in the 1860s. Spanning about 60 square miles, its shrines and massive statues were freed from jungle growth and it is now a national monument.
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Angkor Wat
Siem Reap
Cambodia
Therapy Groups Recreate Past Experiences
Public health seminar at First Methodist Church featured a therapy group session with Dr. John Terlesky and Dr. Martin A. Rush. They explained group therapy recreates childhood experiences and that people wear different masks in different situations while psychiatry helps reveal and address those masks.
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First Methodist Church
John Terlesky
Department of Psychiatry
College of Medicine
Cincinnati
Martin A. Rush
Middletown
Community Day Hospital of
Terlesky
Shimself
Owning A Boat No Secret In Rhode Island
IRS records list Rhode Island boat owners from small outboard prams to large yachts. The agency says the information from the State Registry of Motor Vehicles will supplement general facts used to classify and select returns for net worth checks.
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Rhode Island
Providence RI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rhode Islanders
Paul F. Trotman
State Registry of Motor Vehicles
Trotman
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Jean Sutton
Ea Jom
Jamaica
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Jamaicas
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Loden
Dacron
Med
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