Eisenhower presses caution on nuclear use in Vietnam
Former President Eisenhower distances himself from calls for nuclear weapons in Vietnam. He says any escalation must be carefully weighed and that President Johnson must decide policy. He warns against politics exploiting Vietnam while urging swift, costly action to end U.S. losses. He also notes morale and unity behind the commander in chief as key.
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Yank Says U S Barring His Reentry
Robert Charles Mote, born 1944 in Kokomo Indiana, says U S officials barred his return home because he briefly joined the Canadian Army in 1943. He claims other former Korea era defectors were allowed back while he faces deportation since 1958, though his wife is Luxembourg-born and his 17 month old son holds an American passport. He seeks to return to Kokomo to be with relatives.
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Hotelman Richard A Kluerner dies in Galveston Texas
Richard A. Kluerner, 57, president of the National Hotel Co., a chain of 24 hotels, died in Galveston Texas. He led the company as a major figure in hotel management across the eastern two-thirds of the country. He had served as president since the company’s expansion earlier years.
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National Hotel Co
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Mday
Undefined medical ad claim about circulation relief
An aged style medical advert claims to ease shoulder and leg ache through a natural application. It lists conditions like varicose veins and phlebitis and urges readers to call a local number for an appointment.
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TF Bartley
Dog Carrier at England Base Delivers Confidential Messages
An official says a base in ALCONABURY England uses a dog to carry confidential messages at the U S Air Force base, claiming the animal is the quickest and best means of secure communication.
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Doris Duke Escort Killed Accidentally in Newport
Police said Eduardo Tirella died when a car driven by Doris Duke crushed him against a gate on her Newport estate. Duke, recalling Friday dinner plans, described moving from the driver’s seat as the gate opened and the vehicle sped forward, center to the gate.
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Tirella
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Delver
Optical Expert Dies
Daniel O. Landis an optical expert and inventor of the system that made television practical for home use died at age 63 in Upper Darby Pennsylvania. He contributed to early televiewing technology and held notable patents in optical display systems.
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