Can South Viet Nam form a loyal government?
Don Oakley argues that South Viet Nam remains divided and unstable, with artificial borders and internal unrest. He warns that U S involvement cannot easily impose democracy or defeat Communists by force, urging a genuine popular government to win nationwide loyalty.
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Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
North
South Korea
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West Germany
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Honolulu
Diem
Saigon
Don Oakley
How Wilson Might Face Rhodesia Crisis
UPI analysis notes Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s challenge after a solid Commons win as Britain weighs sanctions on Rhodesia. It details Rhodesia’s surviving economy, tobacco and sugar exports, South Africa’s sympathy, and potential oil shortages. It cites Beira transshipment options, Rhodesia’s stockpiling for an 11,000-man force, and the possibility of renewed talks with Ian Smith.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Harold Wilson
Commons
Rhodesia
Britain
United States
Ian Smith
Smith
Zambia
Republic of South Africa
Beira
Mozambique
Navy pals reunite after 47 years in Texas city
Dan Covey of 108 Yale Street and J L Cole of Cleburne Texas, two World War I Navy buddies, met in Covey’s surprise visit to Cole in the town once thought distant. The pair logged an 8000 mile five month journey, visiting Disneyland Carlsbad Caverns and Piney Woods School, which Covey supports.
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Yale Street
J. L. Cole
Cleburne
Texas
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Covey
Cole
Mrs. Covey
San Diego
Mobile
Alabama
New Mexico
Dallas
Beckley
Big Walker Mountain
Virginia
Disneyland
Carlsbad Caverns
Piney Woods
Lawrence C. Jones
Night of the Generals shoots in Paris plateau fun
Hollywood reporter Dick Kleiner notes Paris sets run smoothly with noon starts and long workdays. At Boulogne studios The Night of the Generals stars Peter O'Toole Omar Sharif and Tom Courtenay, while Litvak personally adjusts props. A Warsaw light-control incident underscores war time filming, yet Paris crews keep a social, collaborative atmosphere with wine and coffee on hand.
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PARIS
NEA
Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Warsaw
Anatole Litvak
Litvak
Viet Nam
Peter O’toole
Omar Sharif
Tom Courtenay
Joana Pettet
Sharif
Caro Fred
Prayer For Today From Miami Minister At Palmetto Church
Dear Lord do not let anger soften our brain but let patience soften our heart. We seek Christ like compassion and heaven stands ready to provide understanding. May we accept its offering with open minds and willing hearts as we keep manners in temper control. Amen. Neil Wyrick Jr. Miami Fla minister Palmetto Presbyterian Church.
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Neil Wyrick, Jr
Miami, Fla
Palmetto Presbyterian Church
You, Your Child And School Finances Shouldn't Keep You From College
An Education Specialist urges that lack of funds should not block college. Begin planning now for September entry and explore hundreds of scholarships grants loans and payment plans from governments foundations banks religious groups and colleges. Organize need and aims, search broadly, and apply to many sources, including grants, loans and free or low tuition schools. Start by consulting libraries advisers and offices at colleges and government education departments.
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David Nydice
UPI
Fiengold
College
Education Department
U.S. Office of Education
Washington, D.C
Rare Metals Industry Tied to Space Age Growth
Rare metals sector borders on space age demand as aerospace and high tech push prices up and new mining and processing projects multiply. Industry analysts note China and the United States compete for supply, while policy shifts could affect future expansion and pricing.
Mail Bag and Rare Metals in the Space Era
A reader compares postwar Britain to America with austerity and na tional plans, warning of similar trends. The article also surveys rare metals like cesium and tantalum, noting rising demand, cost trends, and Kawecki Chemical Co. growth driven by research and expanding markets.
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William D. Laffler
UPI Financial
New York
UPI
Kawecki Chemical Co
Boyertown
Kawecki
Joseph C. Abeles
Kawecki Chemical
Abeles
Watch On The Potomac PM Wilson's Problem: What Is His Mandate?
Washington column analyzes Harold Wilson's election victory and how his approach mirrors LBJ. It notes Britain's economic strains, potential leftist factions, and the challenge of uniting Labour while pursuing social and economic reforms. It recalls Wilson's stance during past Labour splits and suggests a pragmatic, unity-focused path ahead.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
England
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Kennedy
LBJ
Democratic Party
British Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Aneurin Bevan
Gaitskell
Bevan
Labor Party
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