Marines in Mideast to Sail Home
Norfolk announces the Navy will bring home about 7,900 Marines who have been detained in the Middle East for roughly a month. About 1,800 Marines remain in the Mediterranean. 12 amphibious ships and units from the 6th Fleet prepare to return home, with three ships already en route.
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Polio Vaccine Push Aims At L B Children
The American Medical Association urged doctors to send blue vaccination reminder cards to patients under 40 who have not had at least three polio shots. Long Beach data show 30 percent of pupils from elementary to high school still lack their third dose. The drive, Operation Cleanup, targets ages 20 to 40 and stresses a third injection for full protection.
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U S Fears Indonesia Red Coup Threat Seen In Asia
Pacific Command officials warn Indonesia may be ripe for a Communist coup as internal unrest and disavowed alliances limit U S options. Adm Burke and Adm Stump stress decisive action while noting Laos and Cambodia remain vulnerable as Southeast Asia tests widen.
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