Vietnam Aid Tops $3 Billion Under Counterinsurgency Drive
U S aid to South Vietnam has surpassed 3 billion dollars reflecting a program tightly linked to the fight against Communist guerrillas. The plan prioritizes rapid village improvements, broad economic support, and grassroots deployment of aid personnel, with Australia Britain Canada France West Germany Malaysia New Zealand and South Korea contributing alongside the United States. The overall effort totals roughly 400 million annually, about half for economic aid and half for military support, including a 30 million dollar counterinsurgency program and 30 million in surplus food.
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Wisconsin job market shows modest 1963 gains
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission reports a 1.6 percent rise in average employment to 1,228,100 in 1963, with no major category gains and declines in electrical machinery equipment and supplies. Durable goods rise slight, non-durable declines. Dane Brown Kenosha Racine and La Crosse metro areas posted gains.
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Scouts at New Glarus Pilgrimage to Galena
NEW GLARUS Times Special Twenty four Boy Scouts joined a pilgrimage to Galena on Saturday touring the museum and historic sites and parading. Scoutmaster Werner Bodenmann, assistant Ivan Rhyner and leaders John Wild and Merton Colney accompanied them. Attending scouts included Steve Wild Richard Wild Michael Duerst Kenneth Duerst George Hartman Charles Meyer James Webber Reggie Duerst John Lienhardt Mark Wainwright David Stuessy James Colney Scott Wills Michael Klassy Brian Thacker Terry Roth Michael Schneider Dennis Hoesig William Henning Dan Knobel Jon Ziltner Gregg Erickson Paul Schneider Randy Welsh.
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Monticello Guests Visit and Weddings Noted in Rice Lake Area
Monticello and surrounding towns showcase a weekend of social visits. Elwood Schwers Jr and Joan Hoegger wed, with numerous families from Evansville Monroe Janesville Lodi and Verona joining ceremonies and dinners over the weekend.
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Oshkosh
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George Krajeck
Terry Dohs
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Henry D. Freitag
Norton Strommen
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Madison
Willis Babler
Bernice Babler
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Vickie Hilliard
Leo Gempeler
Rangers Silence Rules Aid in Lawton Violations Citations
Lawton Oklahoma game rangers issue citations for violations while keeping details quiet. A typographical error labels their agency as the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department, a misnomer noted in the readable text. The piece hints at widespread reliance on classified ads for everyday problem solving.
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Washington Notebook: Heller to Leave Government Service
President Johnson cites Walter W. Heller's planned departure for financial reasons and urges passage of higher salaries for top U.S. officials. Heller will stay through the November election. Agriculture chief researcher sees progress reducing smoking health hazards but cannot predict timing. Dr. B. T. Shaw testifies before a House subcommittee that intensive work is needed. The Pentagon designates the 2000 mph All jet as an interceptor with the YF12A designation, clarifying prototype status and mission symbols.
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France's Naval Exit From NATO Deplored
The United States deplored France’s withdrawal of naval officers from NATO headquarters on Tuesday noting it signals further deterioration in the Atlantic alliance. State Department officials said the action itself was not very important since France has already withdrawn its naval units from potential NATO control.
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Cigaret Machines Return to Farmington Hospital
In Farmington New Mexico cigarette machines were restored to their former places at San Juan hospital after a surgeon general report linked smoking to cancer. Hospital administrator Charles Marti said department heads faced many requests from smokers for cigarets. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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