Algerian Leader Guides U.S.-Cong Peace Talks Shadow Play
Algerian leader Col Houari Boumedienne acts as a go between in a quiet exchange of peace feelers between the United States and the Viet Cong. Algeria’s stance blends sympathy for the Viet Cong with caution not to overstep, as Boumedienne and Boumedienne’s envoys relay messages between Hanoi and Saigon interests.
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Algiers
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
United States
Boumedienne
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
Huinh van Tam
Viet Cong
van Tam
Nguyen Huu Tho
Mustapha Kamal el Murtadji
Murtadji
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Cairo
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Bersome
U.S. Asst
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Harriman
Rotonde
McQueen the Hollywood Hot-Rodder and Antihero
Steve McQueen, famed for speed, toughness, and a rugged image, lives between film fame and a real passion for motorcycle racing and cars. The AP profile traces his tough boyhood, rise to stardom, private family life, and the tension that fuels his work and reputation.
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Steve McQueen
Hollywood
McQueen
Edward G. Robinson
Humphrey Bogart
Robinson
al Capone
Bogart
Steve
Terry
Chad
Josh Randall
Enterprise Battle Test Goes Well
Subic Bay Philippines AP The captain of the nuclear powered Enterprise James Lemuel Holloway 43 says the ship proved its combat worth after a 45 day patrol off Viet Nam the first for a nuclear run surface vessel The Enterprise notches high combat sortie totals and Holloway asserts nuclear power offers decisive advantages in extended sea combat despite operating in restricted waters for tactical support by the 7th Fleet The crew reports minimal rest and steady operations under pressure with Vice Admiral Rickover monitoring technical details and Holloway praising his year under Rickover as highly stimulating
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Enterprise
James Lemuel Holloway
Holloway
Viet Nam
Forrest Petersen
Philippines
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North Viet Nam
Tonkin Gulf
Air Force
Corps
Adm
Hyman C. Rickover
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Rickover
Wife Wins War To Restore Husbands Honor
Baltimore AP report says Capt. Marshall L. Kuhn, a 20 year Army veteran who served in World War II, Korea, and other campaigns, will be buried with full military honors at Arlington after a seven year battle by his former wife Glada Kuhn Olschewske to clear his name following a less than honorable discharge in 1958.
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Marshall L. Kuhn
Arlington National Cemetery
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
Germany
Korea
Glada Kuhn Olschewske
Kuhn
Long Army Man Finally Granted Honorable Discharge
A widowed mother, Mrs. Olschewske, endured years of pursuit for her son’s discharge. After his AWOL period, imprisonment, and presumed death, a brigadier general and five colonels' review led to a discharge granted under honorable conditions for Capt. Kuhn, who had served since age 17 and died in a California car crash.
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