War tide hoped to turn in Viet Nam by year’s end
Washington reports tentative plan to shift momentum in Viet Nam by early next year as U S forces rise to 400000 plus and Viet Cong manpower remains high. Analysts cite a balance of losses and reinforcements, with key dates and figures tied to Johnson administration strategy and Lodge’s return. Local demonstrations raise questions about operational impact.
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Lee Cobb on survival and compromise in art and life
Hal Boyle reports Lee J Cobb, aging 55, arguing that every person leads a double life balancing ideal aims with harsh reality. He urges young actors not to die pure, to compromise to achieve substantial results, and notes Cobb will reprise Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman on CBS May 8.
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Lee J. Cobb
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Willy Loman
Arthur Miller
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Bowling Bits Recaps Weekly Highs At Ottawa Bowl
NAOMI FRITTS notes top weekly bowlers through April 22 Shirley Swinehart 215 game and Susan Wolgast 581 series lead individual marks Ella's Beauty Salon 797 game and Grogan's Standard Service 2292 series headline team feats Eunice Strickland posts 197 game 512 series while Lee's Cafe records 762 high game Elk's Ladies 2181 high series in first with 99 wins Betty Maloney 205 high game Pat Kramer 480 series Todd's Insurance tops with 757 game 2203 series in first with 8314 victories over Arnold's Jewelry Bonnie's Shoe Box Grogan's Standard Service leads midweek over 49 wins Bonnie's 34 while Eloise Milton tops Thursday with 173 game 497 series Beautyland 741 high game 2202 high series first at 86 wins vs Bienies 85 Shirley Swinehart 215 high game Dolores Wiker 545 high series Friday Ella's Beauty Salon 797 high game Helen & Bill's Cafe 2171 high series Friday night splits listed with multiple bowlers by name and score notes across days
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Pat Kramer
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Leola Meador
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Ruth Wilson
Pauline Jackson
Virginia Cordle
Maxine Ainsworth
Carol Gorton
Sherry Schmoe
Marilyn McMillen
Donna Davis
Helen Wenthe
Wilma Sowers
Al Davis to Run AFL Office in New Approach
Al Davis announced plans to run the American Football League as commissioner with an independent, centralized leadership. He opposes merger terms with the NFL and aims to unify efforts toward a single object, promising a reorganized office within two to three months and a more dictatorial, league‑centered operation.
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al Davis
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Joe Foss
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Home Pros Lead in Texas Open First Round
California home pro Larry Mowry shot a five under par 65 to tie for the lead in the Texas Open first round. Houston’s Don Collett was one stroke back with Al Funseth and Tom Aaron also posting 66s.
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Don Collett
Brae Burn Country Club
Houston
al Funseth
Tomemy Aaron
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