15 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
1
An advertisement urges consultation with a national specialist for thinning hair. It claims dandruff scalp itch signals a growth choke and that generic remedies fail. The ad offers a free private scalp examination with no appointment needed.
Ex diplomat George F Kennan told a Princeton dinner that the South Vietnam crisis leaves the Soviet Union with two risky choices to intervene or appear to compromise with the West He warned the war could hardly escalate and urged a careful US withdrawal to avoid chaos and threaten nearby Southeast Asian nations
AP report shows E H Adams of Houston died after a fire that consumed a wooden cabin near Tomball. The blaze left 65 year old Rinn with fatal injuries and Asta Huntington reported burned to death.
Washington reports no clear signs of Hanoi planning a major retal iation as U S and Soviet officials weigh responses to air strikes against North Viet Nam amid Chinese and Soviet diplomacy. U S sources caution against predicting Vietnam war moves while indicating a large allied force remains ready in South Viet Nam.
James Marlow reports that U S strategy views guerrilla attacks as escalating the war from South Viet Nam to North Viet Nam. Defense Secretary McNamara says American retaliation on air bases is not a plan to widen the war but a test of American will and commitment to prevent a Communist takeover.
South Viet Nam charged that 20000 Communist trained officers have infiltrated since 1959, armed with Soviet and Chinese weapons. US officials warned the number could reach 34000 over six years. Hanoi asked IC C withdrawal of observers citing safety fears amid air strikes. American casualties mounted with two more bodies recovered at Qui Nhon and 12 remains buried. evacuation of dependents neared completion. Demonstrations and clashes reported near Ba Na and in Saigon as talks on forming a civilian government continued.
Protesters picketed the Fourteen American fighting American consulate yesterday in support of Vietnam casualties. The march at Brooke General Hospital remained orderly with five police used. Four latest casualties were flown to the hospital via Travis and treated there.
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