Army fights for 55,000 new troops despite White House orders
A high Army source says the Army’s request for 55,000 additional troops to bolster limited war capability was blocked above the Joint Chiefs of Staff, pushing the decision to Secretary McNamara or the White House. The Army circulates Kennedy defense excerpts and emphasizes capacity to meet limited and guerrilla warfare threats.
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Monticello Community Notices and Social Attendance
Monticello residents share funeral attendances and family visits across Monroe Madison Evansville and Freeport. Notables include Misses Fannie and Frieda Benkert at Mrs. Fred Benkert funeral and Dr. Harold Youngreen visiting from Los Angeles to Madison for reunions.
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