Cham Son battles reveal fierce trench clash near Marine post
At Cham Son Vietnam a Viet Cong infiltrated a Marine command post trench and killed two Marines before being killed. Another attacker wounded himself to avoid capture. Daybreak counted 35 Communist dead with 14 killed and 14 captured weapons by a Marine company. Marines suffered four dead and 22 wounded. Four Viet Cong were captured as they fled through rice paddies. Captain Frank M. Burke questioned prisoners. claims suggested 70 Viet Cong, 20 North Vietnamese, and 10 other guerrillas in the assault. Prisoners indicate replacements for recently heavy losses.
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Belvedere shows longer American retirement spans
The report notes Americans would live longer in retirement, with average retirement expected to rise from about three years in 1900 to nearly nine by 2000. The trend highlights increased lifespans and later-stage financial planning across the population.
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Information on draft appeal rights and exemptions
Questions to Mrs. Olive Venable of Local Draft Board 10 explain that an appeal may be counseled by the government appeal agent, usually an attorney, at no charge. deferments are case by case and blanket exemptions are not allowed. US registrants abroad remain subject to duties and can face prosecution for noncompliance, with updates to the local board required.
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Nickel Ferry Ride In Danger
The nickel ferry ride long a city bargain on the Staten Island Ferry route faces financial trouble as red ink endangers the five cent fare for its half hour trip with views of Manhattan.
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