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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1966

Page

2

Psychological Operations reach Viet Cong with loudspeakers

Allied planes and Vietnamese teams wage a campaign of leaflets and loudspeakers aimed at Viet Cong fighters. In Jan 1966, hundreds of Viet Cong defected, with 12,000 in 1965, as pilots say the effort saves American lives by persuading guerrillas to quit.

Thomas A. Reedy Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Hanoi South North Viet Nam James Prescott el Paso Tex Man Viet Minh Clyde Angley Lenoir N.C Angley Joe Farley Staten Island N.Y

Budapest’s Postwar Scene Then and Now

Budapest shows a quieter recovery a decade after the 1956 uprising. The city’s bars dance, factories loom in Dunaujvaros, and residents weigh the costs and scars of rebuilding under a Communist regime.

Budapest in Transition as Cold War Tourism Surges

The report depicts Soviet visitors in Hungary during winter as hotels advertise Western-style amenities and tours priced in dollars. Budapest lobbies bustle with multilingual crowds while locals describe fatigue and resilience of Hungarian women amid bold cultural shifts in art and literature.

Budapest

Coal Miners At USW Demand Pay Raises

The United Mine Workers Union will seek wage increases for about 150000 soft coal miners this month. A union spokesman said there is no strike threat and President W A Tony Boyle will convene the wage policy committee to outline contract improvement demands.

Washington United Mine Workers Union Independent Union W. A Tony) Boyle

Savoy London Hotel Lets Foyer Be Used For Film Shot

AP reports the Savoy Hotel permitted its foyer restaurant to be used for a Life at the Top sequence marking the first film shot there since Goodbye Mr. Chips in 1936. The Savoy has stood as a landmark for about 80 years since D'Oyly Carte built it with profits from Gilbert and Sullivan operas.

TOP Living AT Savoy London Savoy Hotel Foyer Savoy Chips Top Living D’oyly- Carte Savoy Queater

Political cabaret mocks reform with kept audience laugh

An entertainer mocked new economic reforms and price increases in a political cabaret. The audience applauded as laughter filled the room and little else occurred.

Hoffa's Fate in Supreme Court Review Shapes Teamsters Battle

The Supreme Court agreed to hear Hoffa's appeal on jury tampering, a ruling seen as easing his path to a new five year term and possible constitutional changes to allow running the union from jail. Hoffa faces up to eight years if denied and parole after 32 months. Teamsters insiders warn of fireworks at the Miami Beach convention as factions weigh Hoffa's influence and possible moves to alter succession rules.

Neil Gilbride Washington (Ap Supreme Court James R. Hoffa Teamsters Washington Hoffa U.S Miami Beach Ion Justice Department Louisiana Teamsters Edward Grady Partin Chattanooga Tenn Partin Einar Mohn West Coast Teamsters Harold Gibbons St. Louis Gibbons

Hoffa Faces Long Odds Over Possible Jail Time

The Supreme Court ruling dampens hopes Hoffa could be jailed soon as appeals proceed on Hoffa's mail fraud conviction and Teamsters pension funds case. Hoffa has control of the union and its assets since 1957 after Dave Beck's tax conviction, while rivals await a chance to challenge him in a protracted struggle. James Marlow is ill.

Hoffa Supreme Court Teamsters Miami Dave Beck Great Union

Overseas teachers sought for 570 positions abroad

The Department of Defense seeks 570 teachers for overseas schools serving American civilian and military dependents. Openings include grades one through high school principal and special education roles for mentally retarded, physically handicapped, blind and deaf students. Positions open next autumn across 28 areas. Information from William F. Krepp at Hagertown Post Office building.

Department of Defense United States Office of Overseas Dependents William F. Krepp Hagerstown

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