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Command in South Vietnam War Deepens Cleavage
Command in South Vietnam grows thornier as American troops rise toward 80,000 and a total of 100,000 as advisers fight alongside Vietnamese forces. The U S insists the war is Vietnamese led, yet Westmoreland and Vietnamese generals debate control. Disagreements risk undermining allied efforts and battlefield outcomes.
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Captive Nations Week Reflections On Freedom And Tyranny
A historic statement marks Captive Nations Week as a call for unity in supporting oppressed peoples east of Europe. It notes Soviet imperialism and the Cold War, urging Americans to advocate deliverance from tyranny and to uphold freedom as indivisible.
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Space Mariner journey to Mars shows progress and hints at life quest
The Space Mariner voyage is hailed as a qualified success with near 6000 mile approach to Mars and valuable data. Scientists note Mars lacks a liquid core, has a higher background radiation, and almost no magnetic field while pictures, though varied in quality, significantly advance understanding and pave the way for a life search in 1971.
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For My Part By Ray Cromley on Ho Chi Minh’s Viet Cong Tactics
Analysis argues Ho Chi Minh will avoid a conventional war with Johnson and deploy Viet Cong forces to bait American units. VC will fade then strike with superior numbers, targeting U.S. companies or battalions, while harassing airfields and outposts to erode morale. French lessons frame expectations of renewed terror and political pressure back home.
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The Poor Man's Philosopher QBITOR'S NOTE
Nat Boyle recalls getting contact lenses in Vietnam era New York. He explains that owning contacts requires more than money, including determination and patience. He describes initial emotional reactions and how lenses altered his daily life.
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Luncheon Lenses and a Fateful Floor Scramble
Hal Boyle recalls early experiences with contact lenses during a glamorous dinner. A failed attempt to remove the lenses led to tears, a frantic search, and stylish women crawling on the floor as they hunted the dropped lens. The episode underscores the awkward learning curve of new vision aids.
Frederick County News Briefs July 23 1915
Traffic regulations should be rigidly enforced for safety says a Frederick county leader. An official water supply inspection will occur next Wednesday at Fishing creek and Tuscarora reservoirs. Pen-Mar Fair and Racing Circuit offers six weeks of racing with purses totaling 30 25. Inventors and scientists questioned for Navy Advisory Board views on warfare changes. The former Lipps Home on West Patrick Street to become Frederick County Historical Society site with Bert Tyler Memorial exhibit. A $1000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of the shooter who killed County Constable John R. Lloyd. Frederick County reached 143 percent of its Seventh War Loan quota, totaling 2 993 478 25, ranking 11th in the state. Chinese forces recaptured three rubbled towns near Kweilin as a new Chinese column nears a former U S 14th Air Force airfield at Yangso.
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Johnson selects Justice Goldberg as U N ambassador
President Johnson chooses associate Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to become United Nations ambassador succeeding the late Adlai Stevenson. The move aims to project strong legal insight in international forums and enhance the US stance on world peace and rule of law. Goldberg's labor-law background and public profile may offer diplomatic leverage and potential future political prospects.
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