U.S. Readies Vast Troop Moves in Vietnam Plans
Washington reports that the United States may mobilize up to about 100,000 troops to Vietnam with possible reserve callups on a selective or voluntary basis. Some key units could extend two weekly summer active duty. Combat divisions may adjust, sending one brigade while keeping others home on hold, as officials cite a hard line against peace talks and a willingness to use any means, including nuclear options, if red China enters the war.
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Warren Rogers
Light
Washington
Hearst
Sorvicr
U.S
Viet Nam
Reserv National Guard
Onger
Pentagon
Tony
Johnson
China
Dienhienpla
Qeill
Mer
Red China
U N to Adjourn Arms Ban Talks
The U.N. Disarmament Commission prepared to adjourn its weeklong session after urging resumption of arms talks in Geneva. The report notes continued discussions and the commission’s plan to adjourn as negotiations proceed.
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U.N
United Nations
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Geneva
New Twist Heals Neurotics With Sugar Pills
BALMORE AP Two Johns Hopkins Medical School psychiatrists tested pills containing only sugar on 15 patients labeled Neurotics. After a week of three pills daily, 14 reported improvement while one stopped after her husband mocked her for wasting money on sugar pills.
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Balmore
Johns Hopkins Medical
Lee C. Path
Linn ‘Coin
Maur
Market in Strong Rally Buoys Trading on Broad Front
Heavy buying pushed the market higher with 2.14 million shares traded in the first hour, surpassing the prior day’s 2.08 million. The Dow Jones average rose about six points to BRU54 at 11:30 a.m., led by gains across motors, steels, rails, utilities, oils, chemicals, airlines, aerospace, and rubbers, with many issues rising a few cents to over a dollar.
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New York (Sr
Earthquakes Hit California City Causing Buildings Damage
WESTMORELAND Calif UPI report says a series of earthquakes jolted the desert city last night damaging several buildings with no apparent injuries. The tremors rocked the area, affecting local structures and prompting emergency response.
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Westmoreland
Calif
UPI
Po. Tike
Viet Cong ambush near Saigon blinds convoy clash
A large Viet Cong force attacked a government convoy 15 miles south of Saigon, reportedly capturing an American adviser and downing a helicopter. One crewman died, three were seriously wounded, and the helicopter crashed after exploding in flight. Two USAF fighters collided near Pleiku, killing one pilot and injuring the other. Unofficial tallies show rising American combat deaths and civilian injuries at Saigon airport.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Creawmien
Heliopter
al Force al
Pleiku
Fim
United States
The Washington spenders inflation and a housewife budget
The Editor Recommends discusses how inflation roughs the economy and household budgets with food prices up about 15 percent from a year ago despite official statistics. Readers are directed to Page 38 for more.
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Washington
Henry J. Taylor
Today’s Index of sections and page ranges listed
The newspaper presents its index listing the sections and their page numbers including Amusements on 34 Around the Plaza on 93 Classified 5 to 59 Comics 59 to 53 Death Notices 5 Editorial 38 Features 39 Financial 35 Goren on Bridge 1A Horoscope 1A Quickie Quiz 4B Society 45 to 49 Sports 40 to 44 TV Logs 5 and page 1A shows the same items.
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Around the Plaza
Financial
Goren
Society
Space hero White greeted by San Antonio crowd at airport
Thousands turned out as Lt. Col. Edward J. White Jr, first American to walk in space flight, arrived in San Antonio for a day of honors. Mayor, NASA officials, and family joined crowds estimated at 5,000 at AL 658 Alt Airport and along parade routes, with Band of the Army Medical Center playing Eyes of Texas and Yellow Rose of Texas as dignitaries welcomed the hometown hero.
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Edward MH. Witte
San Antonio International Airport
Tok Rust
Antonia Weilnusday
Texas
Edward J. White Jr
Dows
International Airport
Tor Schop
San Antonio
Pt. Lane Houston
White
Pat
Edward H. White
Charles
Chuck) Berry
Houster Mahned Space Center
Berry
Aerospace Medical Division
NASA
National Aeronawtics and Space Administration
Sky
James McDivitt
Earth
Sol
Crooke Army Medical Center
Bargains Highlighted in Classified Light Want Ads
For complete details on the above ad and many other bargains see Classification 20 NW Light Want Ads.
Weather Forecast and Post Office Plan Report
The report describes a weather outlook with high temperatures around the mid 70s, a humid spell, and no change in trend for the period. It also notes plans to erect about 4,500 buildings at a cost of roughly 850 million dollars, affecting post offices and related services.
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Aulhoush
Isshet
Ienn Simey
Hington
John A. Gristauski
Ant
Weather and city ordinance notes mix with local events
A garbled forecast mentions partly hourly southeasterly winds from Tuesday through Thursday and a Tuesday high around 75 with a near 100 dollar resident fee due. Neighbors complain about a circus and an ordinance hinted by Mayor George Chinety, plus references to Clyde Motune and McCune keeping a cub involved in ongoing actions.
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Tay
Thurs
Erie
Clyde Motune
George Chinety
McCune
Gail
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