U S Air Strikes Target North Viet Nam Close to Hanoi
The article analyzes U S air strikes near Hanoi and Haiphong aiming to raise costs of North Viet Nam's support for the Viet Cong and to pressure peace talks. It discusses risks of Soviet confrontation, potential shifts in world Communist alignment, and the impact on North Viet Nam's morale and supply lines.
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U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Washington
North Viet Nam
Long
Viet ‘Nam
Moscow
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Pham van Dong
North
1962 Turning Point in U S Steel Revolution Driven by Competition
The 1962 turning point sees U S steel facing foreign competition rising costs and government action. The industry responds with massive investment in modernization including basic oxygen furnaces and new products to compete with plastics aluminum and concrete. U S Steel explores 1300 research projects while aiming for efficiency from mine to finished product.
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Europe
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Astor Closes Doors After 62 Years in Times Square
The Astor Hotel on Times Square ends 62 years of operation as it closes to make way for a 40 story office building. 150 guests check out and 450 employees depart while wrecking crews move in. The landmark hosted presidents since 1933 and was a show business hub.
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New York
Astor
Times Square
Broadway
Erwin O. Schel
Henry Pottberg
Charles Evans Hughes
California
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia districts cut off from federal education aid
The U S Office of Education moved 14 districts including Effingham County Ga Springfield Randolph County Cuthbert and Terrell County Dawson to have federal funds cut off for noncompliance with the Civil Rights Act. Federal funds for Baker County were also referred after a prior action.
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Washington
Georgia
U.S. Office of Education
Effingham County
Springfield
Randolph County
Baker County
Alabama
Mississippi
Robmixeioner
Education
Marold Howe
General Counsel
Thealth, Education and Welfare Eut
North Georgia Graduate Receives Military Honor
Richard H. Taylor, a North Georgia College graduate from Thomasville, received his U S Army commission as a second lieutenant during graduation. He was an outstanding cadet in Company I of Seaboard and Blade and earned medals for Outstanding Squad Leader and Excellence in Military Science. He led Company I as Captain and Delta Company as commander, and on Armed Forces Parents Day he wrote a Viet Nam life scenario presented to the Cadet Brigade.
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Thomasville
North Georgia College
Richard H. Taylor
Mgr
Harry P. Taylor
Euclid Dr
Taylor
Seaboard and Blade
North Georgia
Company I
Viet Nam
Waldorf TV business dissolved by notice
Public notice states that the trade name Waldorf's TV conducted by Norman G Waldorf and Benny L Waldorf is dissolved as of June 29 1966. Waldorf G Waldorf and L Waldorf are named in the dissolution.
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Norman G. Waldorf
Benny L. Waldorf
Waldorf’s T.V
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