Westmoreland Criticizes South Vietnamese Army Progress
General William Westmoreland, commander of U.S. troops in Vietnam, says the South Vietnamese army is not fully effective yet better than a year ago. He cites leadership gaps, fears of night fighting, and casualty reporting methods, but notes growing ARVN self confidence and closer integration with U.S. forces.
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Johnson Pays Surprise Visit To Barracks
President Johnson and his daughter Lynda visited the Marine Barracks in Southeast Washington for the Sunset Parade. Marine Capt. Charles E. Rabb led the battalion in the ceremony as the President and Lynda viewed the parade before attending a Denver band concert and later returning to the White House.
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Pope Paul I gives first public audience since illness
Pope Paul I III appeared on a balcony in Vatican City after a health scare marked by a urinary inflammation. He spoke to the crowd, lifting spirits as Croatian pilgrims gathered in the courtyard, signaling a cautious recovery.
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Lung Cancer Deaths Exceed Auto Fatalities
Washington AP notes lung cancer deaths surpassed automobile fatalities last year. Dr. Maryin Schneiderman, biometry assistant chief at the National Cancer Research Institute, spoke at the Haverstown Kiwanis Club luncheon about the relationship of smoking to lung cancer. The Pentagon estimates antimissile defense costs at about $1 million per missile.
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Beulah and Flooded Rio Grande Threaten South Texas Bridge
A huge rainfall from Beulah drives Rio Grande to flood stage in South Texas isolating Rio Grande City and Camargo. The International Bridge faces collapse as waters rise 20 feet above normal, parts of Brownsville and nearby areas inundated. flood toll climbs and officials warn of ongoing danger while discussing war policy remarks by Senator Charles H. Percy and national fiscal debates.
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Prayer Today Tin Govt It Is to Know That Thy
Lon Woodrum of Mastings Michigan writes a prayer praising God as Architect of Creation and Parent to believers. He references entering into God’s presence through Jesus Christ and gives thanks in the church note dated 8.0.8.
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