A Force For Peace A Force For Peace
The article argues that transferring South Vietnam pacification responsibility from civilians to military leaders is sensible. It notes Ellsworth Bunker as ambassador and Westmoreland’s role, urging centralized, effective governance in rural areas. The piece predicts changes under new leadership and questions civilian efforts amid Viet Cong pressure.
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Jhe Bransfer
South Vietnam
Saigon
Ellsworth
Bunker
A Ayn Neea
United States
William C. Westmoreland
Stock Show at 1811 San Antonio Livestock Exposition
The 1967 Stock Show and Rodeo posted a gross profit near $100,000 with a net after tax of about $68,000. Funds will support improvements to the Coliseum and Livestock Exposition memberships reached a high 1,360. H W Bickett announced the board elected 411 members for next year.
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San Antonio Livestock Exposition
Angus Covkrell
H.W. Bickett
Yiersons
Siow
Bickett
San Antonio Exposition
New Jersey Industrialist Exposes Soviet Espionage Effort
A New Jersey industrialist testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee about Soviet attempts to obtain samples of highly sophisticated electronic equipment. He said the effort involved a Soviet official of the United Nations, now departed, with contacts made through the FBI. The witness praised the action as exposing ongoing Soviet industrial espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
House
Un-American Activities Committee
United Nations
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
India elects Moslem president amid Hindu Muslim tensions
The selection of Dr Zalr Husain as India's president signals political maturity and a push toward secular governance in a volatile region. The choice comes as sectarian violence persists across the Indian subcontinent, posing challenges for a leader tasked with steering a diverse nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
India
Zalr Husain
Tabush
Use of CIA Funds to Aid Anti Red Unions
A 1950s era defense of CIA funding for anti-Communist labor unions cites U.S. and international actions. It alleges CIA backing helped organize and sustain labor movements in Italy, with figures like Dave Beck and connections to AFL CIO leaders, through the 1960s and into the 1980s, to counter Communist influence. It notes opposition from Meany and Kennedy and claims ongoing operations in Latin America Africa and Asia.
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CIA
Ashington
Rome
Teader
Farmer ‘Teamsters
Dave Beck
Communist Party of All
Ahewes
Pastore
Confederation of Hatian Interaction
Comiuntse
Beck
AFL
Italy
Harry ‘Truman
ARL
Jay Lovestone
CIA -Whn
APL
Matthew
Carmine
Monsy Cama
Central Intelligence Agency
Walter Reuther
Ilia
Italian Metal Workers
Cateel
Auto
G’hresa
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kennedy
Umler
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Britain
France
2Nd Bureau
Aimilar
U.S
Thn Wiold
Tan Cha
CTA
Jalogy
Olce ‘of
Strategic’ Services
Chicago
Isbor Sawyer
Nane
Arthur’ Galdberg
OSS
Tay Layestone
Zrying
Searles
Pimpernel
Europe
Henry Ruiz
E.chap
Edu
Ocalipation
Rulz
West Carlin
Germany
Finland
Health Talk on Anesthetics Advances by Dr Coleman
Dr Lester Coleman discusses twenty years of progress in anesthesia. New agents like Valothane reduce risks versus ether and offer faster recovery. Injection methods by Drs Guenter and Domina show safety for eye and mouth surgery with less nausea, aiding patients with full stomachs or prior eating.
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Lester Coleman
Guenter ER
Domina
University of Mich
Park
Mnesihesig
Esee Davis & Company
Hearings and fund raising stirs reaction in Dodd affair
A fragment from a 1966 presidential press conference excerpt discusses fundraising dinners tied to Senator Dodd. It notes confusion over motives, mentions testamonials and affidavits, and observes that ticket buyers reportedly endorsed Dodd’s position while critics call the ads misleading.
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Koriignee
Torrison
Sen. Dodd
Connecticut
Wis
Prest
Dodd
Yorington Star Syndicate
Ted
In the Mailbox Adthie Goldberg Voices War View
Adthie Goldberg an 18 year old ambassador to the USN says in a recent TV interview that Westmoreland and his brave fighting men are heroic yet the war remains political not military. The remark questions why there are more theirs and fewer soldiers on the firing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adthie Goldberg
USN
Debated State Tax and Federalism Proposals in Texas
Joe B. Sims of Seguin voices concern over proposals to expand state authority and impose new taxes to fund local services. He warns such measures could strain taxpayers and alter local government structures, urging careful constitutional alignment with Washington.
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Constituutorial
Netentive
Federatorn
Texas
Falls
Washington
Ystake
Joe"b
Sims
Seguin
Dollar value erosion and price impact warned by EQ BATZNER
A battered note warns that price increases erode buying power of money. It states the dollar currently equals 82 cents after a long decline from a previous dollar, reflecting decades of devaluation per EQ BATZNER.
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Batzner
Respect for Life in an America Torn by War and Disease
Fragmented reflections claim the Great Society falters as reverence for life wanes. The text cites Vietnam war casualties and homefront murders, claiming millions die in global conflicts while medical efforts fail to cure age related ailments. A harsh critique of moral leadership and social disorder follows.
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Vietnam
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Bole
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