Months of Hard Fighting Predicted by Rostow Aide
Presidential Aide Walt Rostow told UPI the Vietnam war will require more months of hard fighting with no peace talks in sight. He said progress will be slow but steady and that public awareness of gains in South Vietnam should grow. He noted Hanoi and the Viet Cong show no interest in negotiations unless bombing stops.
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Rostow
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Default End Predicted for Vietnam War
The piece argues U S officials in Saigon and Washington foresee an end to the Vietnam War by default rather than negotiation. Hanoi rejects peace talks, and Ho Chi Minh may pull regular army units back through Cambodia and Laos to North Vietnam, with Viet Cong continuing guerrilla actions and some repatriates returning home.
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Ladies Embrace Liquor Buying In New Trends
A UPI report from New York notes women no longer shy about liquor purchases. A distillery executive says 44 percent of customers at average package stores are women, up from under 30 percent in 1962.
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Beulah Heads For Dominican Republic and Beulah Storm Updates
Beulah, a hurricane with 120 mph winds, aimed for a direct strike on the eastern Dominican Republic as tropical storm Doria formed near Cape Kennedy and Chloe neared hurricane strength. Forecasts warned of possible landfall between Barahona and the island’s eastern tip with advisories for Puerto Rico and Mona Island, while the U S Coast Guard dispersed safety message blocks and canceled leave at Ponce and Mona Island.
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Martinique
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Goodyear Admits Tire Callback
Washington (UPI) Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co said it has recalled 108000 defective tires since 1965 and none reached consumers. The firm also said 1620 radial ply tires were rejected for failing to meet severe test specifications. Senator Nelson criticized the lack of details on tire type size dates and consumer recalls. Goodyear challenged the claims.
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