Ten Thousand Men Not Seen By Tan Son Nhut Six Girls
Six American women stationed at the Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon deal with a male-dominated environment as they support military life while adapting to war conditions. They express practicality and a sense of safety, noting their work and interactions with Vietnamese people amid constant bombardment. The piece centers on their attitudes toward dating, duty, and belonging in wartime Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Joan Ray
Greenville
Atomic Energy Commission
Joan
Janie Coffman
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Janie
Joseph Moore
Air Force
Viet Nam
Bob Hope
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
Comden Green and Styne to Collaborate Again
New York AP reports Comden Adolph Green and Jule Styne plan a stage version of The Apartment. They hold an option demanding production by June 1968. The team, known for Bells Are Ringing, previously collaborated on multiple works.
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New York
Betty Comden
Adolph Green
Jule Styne
Miss Camden
Green
Stein
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
The Chicago Tribune Weekly Bridge Quiz discusses bidding ambiguities in contract bridge and analyzes example hands. It explains cue bids, responses, and the safety of slams with North–South positions in various vulnerability settings.
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Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
The
Alamogordo College to Issue Bonds for Building Project
New Mexico State University plans to issue 180000 in bonds to help finance a 300000 building at Alamogordo Community College. Federal aid of 120000 will be sought. A special meeting Monday will determine the final site.
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Alamogordo
Alamogordo Community College
New Mexico State University
Lusk Backs Road Across Northern New Mexico
AP reports Democratic gubernatorial hopeful T. E. Gene Lusk pledges to push for completing U S 64 across northern New Mexico if elected. He predicted he would secure enough delegates to appear on the primary election ballot.
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Farmington
T. E (Gene) Lusk
U. S
New Mexico
Lusk
Weaver Wins Bid to Head Housing and Urban Development
Raymond J. Crowley reports that Robert Clifton Weaver, 58, Harvard trained economist and government housing administrator, was tapped by President Johnson to become the first secretary of housing and urban development. Weaver, a Washington native with a quiet demeanor and a history of public service, faces Senate confirmation as he aims to reform urban decay, housing shortages, transport, air quality, and schooling in America’s megacities.
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Washington
Robert Clifton Weaver
Harvard
Weaver
Congress
Megalopolis
Raleigh
N.C
Harvard Dental School
Figuring Withholding Could Prove Hard Under New Plan
The Treasury outlined a six step withholding scheme noting it may be difficult for workers to compute. An example with a $100 weekly salary shows withholding changing from 6.72 dollars under current rules to about 6.11 dollars under the new plan after exemptions and rates. The calculation varies with family size and income.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Congress
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