Camp Time In 4 H Frederick County Camp Opens
Camp Misty Mount near Thurmont hosts 75 boys as Frederick County 4 H runs a two week session starting August 8. The boys camp concludes this weekend with the girls camp underway under Mrs Anna Lee Schaden and assistant director Mrs Mare Remsberg. Camp staff include Ralph Keilholtz as director, Howard Smith as assistant director, and many counselors and specialists in foods crafts and Indian lore. The program emphasizes first aid, daily camp fires led by the camp chief Becky Keilholtz, and tribe leadership from local girls groups with varied duties for junior counselors and staff.
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Camp Misty Mount
Thurmont
Ralph Keilholtz
Howard Smith
Bull Kowalski
Sterling Bollinger
Robert L. Smith
Anna Law
Mildred Knott
Betty Main
David D. Eigenbrode
Jerry Anderson
Eugene Bollinger
James Cooper
Tim Keilho
June Trout
Mildred Main
Deans Smith
Bill Kowalski
June Dudrow
Eleanor Kelly
Darlene Zimmermagn
Valerie van Holten
Pam Roderick
Sandy Young
Darlene Flock
Mike Scha
Johnson speaks frankly on Viet Nam under gloomy umbrella
President Johnson talks confidently amid a gloomy umbrella and is more frank about Viet Nam than Kennedy. He shows realism about the war compared with Mc Namara, his defense secretary. The piece notes past aid under Eisenhower and Kennedy and suggests Diem’s failure to implement reforms risked losing South Viet Nam to Communism.
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South Viet Nam
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Kennedy and Diem era and US war strategy analysis
The piece reviews Kennedy era decisions on South Vietnam, noting Kennedy’s concern that Diem’s fall would erase hope, Diem’s later crackdown, and the ensuing US buildup. It highlights McNamara’s controversial 1964 testimony urging withdrawal by 1965 and the view that Vietnamese forces bore primary responsibility for victory.
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Johnsons optimism meets grim Vietnam outlook
General Westmoreland and President Johnson discussed Vietnam at the Texas ranch. Johnson warned Communists will not win, but acknowledged uncertainty on when the war ends and how many more U.S. troops are needed. About 291,000 American troops are in South Vietnam, with 200,000 Viet Cong and ongoing North Vietnamese influx. The 1965 dental graduates totaled 3,200, with a projected deficit of 24,500 dentists by 1975.
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Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Johnson
Texas
South Viet Nam
Westmoreland
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