Washington Column Seeks Quiet Viet Nam Overhaul
U S officials plan a broad reshuffle in South Viet Nam with Lt Gen Westmoreland to replace Gen Harking. Ambassador Lodge faces criticism for coordination failures as policy shifts toward flexible, province based warfare. Vietnam overhauls aim to move key personnel from Saigon to the provinces to improve military diplomatic and economic efforts.
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U. Ss
Viet Nam
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Washington
State Department
Pentagon
U. S
South Viet Nam
William CC. Westmoreland
Paul Harking
Henry Cabot Lodge
Agency For International Development (Aid
Saigon
Lodge
Nguyen Khanh
Keenh
Khanh
Newspaper Masthead and Subscriptions Rates
Newspaper clerks list staff roles and rights of the Associated Press. Subscription prices shown for Jefferson County and nearby areas including by mail and carrier delivery options with yearly, semiannual and quarterly rates.
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Jefferson County
Jefferson
Moro to Visit Washington On Aug 3 4
In Washington AP reports Italian Premier Aldo Moro will visit Washington on August 3 and 4 instead of July 7 to 10 as previously planned. The White House announced the revised dates Sunday.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Aldo Moro
White House
Thomas J. Dodd
West
World Report interview on forecasts beyond early next year
In a concise exchange, the World Report quotes a figure saying he will not forecast beyond the first part of next year. He states the avoidance is not due to expecting a downturn in 1965, but because he has limited foresight.
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Soviet Union
Connecticut Democrat
Washington (Ap
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United States
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
U.S. News
World Report
Editorial No Ulterior Motive On Women in Politics
A satirical editorial notes both parties now court women as voters and appointees, praising Johnson for naming women to high posts while Republicans balk at wartime excise taxes on cosmetics and fashion. It jokes that party chivalry may draw more female votes by showing support for the American woman.
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Johnson
GOP
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gallahad
Walter Raleigh
Cary Grant
LBJ
Faster Than Light Beatle Squeal Compared With Circuits
An article contrasts ultrafast integrated circuits with the instant sensory reaction of teenage girls to Beatle sights or sounds. It notes science cannot beat nature in rapid responses despite five billionths of a second decision speed.
Protest by Illinois letter carriers over post office cuts
The Illinois state assembly of the National Association of Letter Carriers protested recent postal service curtailments after an address by Republican Rep. Robert T. McLaskey of Moline. Delegates, led by President John H. Swanson of Rockford, voted to meet in Quincy next year and re-elected officers.
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Rock Island, Tr
Illinois State Assembly
National Association of Letter Carriers
Robert T. McLaskey
Moline
Quincy
John H. Swanson
Rockford
Oil Well Across 1- line 3 Natural- 3-tank 12 Redact
Puzzle style clues present a themed crossword with across and down entries. The grid references and clue numbers suggest a multiword fill focusing on oil industry terms and common crossword vocabulary.
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Perry
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Clue Set
Answers to puzzle clues include ALOHA ISLANDS REPORTEDLY, AN ICH ABATE, THE TOWN OF LOUIE, LETHER SEA, CENTURY BATH, etc.
Mikoyan begins eight day visit to Indonesia
World News from Jakarta reports Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan started an eight day visit to Indonesia aimed at curbing Red China's sway in Indonesia's Communist party. The report notes regional diplomatic tensions and the goal of limiting Chinese influence in Southeast Asia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
China
Communist Party
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee _ park
Rome
Britain
Tokyo
Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Tetsuichi Ishida
King Eyes Court Tests After Civil Rights Bill Passes
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said integration leaders will file court tests of the public accommodations section of the civil rights bill once law. He announced the plan in several Alabama cities and at Soldier Field rally amid opposition from Sen. Barry Goldwater. A 70,000 strong crowd heard Johnson call the bill an important milestone. A confrontation occurred when Lathan Hodge, a Black man, was arrested after approaching pickets with a hammer.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
Jdr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Montgomery
Birmingham
Gadsden
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Albany
St. Augustine
Fila
Barry Goldwater
R Ariz
Goldwater
Senate
South
Soldier Field
Johnson
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Subway noise caused distress for Ishikawa family in 1955
In 1955 Kazuyoshi Ishikawa and his family endured sustained day and night noise from subway construction located 60 feet from their residence. The distress affected their physical and mental well being as construction continued nearby.
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Kazuyoshi Ishikawa
All Cuban Students Must Study English
In Havana AP report, Cuban schools require English for grades seven through nine, with seventh through ninth graders learning English in unison and seniors who prove proficiency may switch to French. Russian classes are being piloted for older students in a government program at Liberty City, the Education Ministry site near Havana once known as Camp Columbia, Batista’s army base.
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Richard Daw
Havana
Cuba
Education Ministry
Liberty City
Camp Columbia
Fulgencio Batista
Scranton Backed by Delegates Faces Shifts in Race
Gov. William Scranton reports delegates lining up behind his presidential bid with no figures on shifts, while Sen. Morton suggests Illinois results may reveal whether Scranton can steal delegates from Goldwater. Johnson returns to Washington pleased as civil rights battle looms in Congress. Turkish PM Inonu arrives for talks seen as easing Cyprus tension. Kennedy shows continued improvement after broken wrist.
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William Scranton
Thruston B. Morton
Uinols
Scranton
Goldwater
Johnson
Washington
Republican Platform Committee
Ismet Tinonu
Cyprus
Edward Kennedy
American Medical Association
San Francisco
New Tax Assessor Visitor Crowds Local Home
A stranger chats with a ranch house owner in a small midwestern city. The owner values the home at 33000 dollars, challenging the visitor who reveals he is the new tax assessor. The encounter highlights local property taxation context and humor.
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