Dogs Lead Jungle Patrols in Viet Nam War
In a Saigon area mission 26 U S Infantrymen were guided by a German Shepherd scout dog. The dog alerted on a hidden ambush and helped locate wounded, reflecting the growing use and training of scout dogs by U S and allied forces in Vietnam with Lackland AFB training baseline and Vietnam trained handlers.
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South
Viet Nam
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J.C. Jesse S. Mendez
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Savings Bond Sales Reach County and State Totals
Green County bond chair H L Fenton reports October E and H bond sales of 19 413 with year to date 317 310 about 60 percent of 1965 goal. Lafayette County chair George Martin lists October 39 997 and year to date 306 150 about 53.1 percent. Wisconsin state October sales 7 634 914, ten month total 77 117 565, 82 percent of 1965 goal. Edwin L Bersagel notes payroll savings as primary sales driver.
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H. L. Fenton
Green County Savings Bond
Green Coun
Lafayette
George Martin
Wisconsin
Edwin L. Bersagel
Today in History December 1 1965 highlights
On this date notable events include 1942 gasoline rationing in WWII and the hydrogen balloon ascent in 1783 Paris. Also referenced are habeas corpus restoration in 1865 and neutral royal agreements in 1917 among Scandinavian kings.
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Associated Press
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Adm
Jean Darian
North Africa
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
East Berlin
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Bombing War Against North Viet Nam Seen Far From Success
Pentagon based views after about ten months show the U.S. air war has not reduced North Viet Nam forces or halted aid to the South. Analysts warn of stronger Communist forces and possible moves of up to four divisions, despite hundreds of daily sorties and damaged bridges, roads, and depots.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Robert Ss. McNamara
Armed Services
Congress
Tions
North
U.S. Air Force
Haipphong
Soviet Union
United States
Haiphong
Defense Department
Korea
Pentagon
Air Force
North Vietnamese
Madison man dies after coke dump accident at plant
Kenneth Hyde, 19, died from injuries suffered on November 11 at the Gisholt Corp. plant when a load of hot coke was dumped on him while he stood in a pit oven.
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Madison
Kenneth Hyde
Gisholt Corp
Man in Wisconsin avoids extradition over $75 debt
Roy Finley a 30 year old from Racine and former Mississippi resident faced extradition for grand larceny after a 1953 auto was repossessed for $75 nonpayment. Wisconsin governor's counsel indicated dismissal of the warrant may come if Finley pays and a civil debt agreement ends the charge.
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Madison
Racine
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Roy Finley
New Albany, Miss
Arvid Sather
Finley
Louis Gerard
Sather
Gerard
Massachusetts to Nearly Double Mental Health Spending
Worcester Massachusetts Lt Governor Elliot L Richardson warned that state mental health expenditures may rise to about 150 million dollars annually within ten years as preparations are needed to handle higher costs. He stressed the growing bill could nearly double current spending for mental health services.
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Worcester
Mass
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
GM to loosen control of bus manufacturing and sales
The Justice Department says General Motors will loosen its control in producing and selling buses. GM now handles about 85 percent of the nation's intercity and transit bus supply.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Justice Department
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