Jackson urges varied bombing in Viet Nam policy
Senator Henry M. Jackson calls for broader bombing target selection in North Viet Nam to prevent easy missile interceptions and urges more U S ground forces to prove America will stay in South Viet Nam. He links the issue to containing Red China and cites Indonesia as precedent. he spoke at Pepperdine College in Malibu.
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Tower Will Be Speaker At Armed Forces Week Dinner
U S Sen John Tower will speak at an Armed Forces Week dinner hosted by the American Legion at their home on Fredericksburg. Legion committees include retired Cols Taylor Zender van Hardeveld McCall Simpson Schlatter and Durkee with several veteran and business groups taking part.
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New Kelly Access Routes Planned for San Antonio Area
The City Council approved acquiring 41 parcels to widen Hillcrest Drive 1.25 miles linking Bandera Road to Willard with a new segment Freeman to Woodlawn. A future connection will extend N W 36th to meet Kelly Air Force Base as part of a northwest access project.
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War endures as Marine dies in Vietnam crane accident
Lance Cpl. Lawrence C Hammond, 20, of Baltimore, was killed when the crane he operated struck a mile marker in Vietnam at 9:30 p.m. June 17. His family learned of the incident after receiving his personal effects including a souvenir sword and gifts from Thailand. A letter found in his footlocker was dated October 24 and sent to The Evening Sun editor about U.S. college student actions.
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Not By Choice Viet Nam Letter to Marines
A Viet Nam era letter expresses pride in serving the country and a belief the war is ongoing despite lack of full public backing. The writer urges U S support and cooperation, noting leaders may come to realize past mistakes too late.
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Trinity University Budget Boosts Endowment and Staff
The Trinity University board approved a 6.4 million FAA funded emergency generator project at International Airport and budget changes for the new year. The plan preserves power for runways and lights with a $9.3 million current-year budget, while endowment goals target 2 million by 1989. The university reports record enrollment of about 2,500 students and faculty of 175 with 25 more to join, and Forrest M. Smith was elected next board chairman.
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