Not an Enemy in the World Everett Goins dies in Vietnam
Everett Goins a 20 year old specialist fourth class from San Francisco is killed in action with a tracer slug ripping through his neck and shoulder after bravely leading a firing screen against Viet Cong. His friends recall his humor, loyalty, and plans to marry. He leaves behind a girl in the States and a $400 engagement ring.
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Bienhoa
Viet Nam
NEA
Everett Goins
San Francisco
Bravo Company
States
Fellows
Ev Golas
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Everett Goias
Indonesia Shifts Foreign Policy as PKI Crackdown Changes Course
Indonesia signals a major foreign policy shift after the PKI crackdown. Subandrio says Sukarno will pursue realism and no longer let ideological clashes with the PKI dictate policy. Observers note possible isolation from Beijing and a search for new allies.
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PKI
Sukamdrio
Sukarno
China
Subandrio
Peking
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Friend of Blinded WWI Veterans Is 100 Today
Adelia M. Hoyt, Iowa born farm girl who led the Library of Congress Braille transcription section, celebrates her 100th birthday in Washington. She trained more than 2,000 transcribers, began this work during WWI rehab, and helped establish chapters across the country.
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Washington
Adelia M. Hoyt
Library of Congress
Association of the Workers For the Blind of
District of Columbia
Miss Hoyt
Sargent
American Red Cross
Cedar Falls
Georgetown
Truck Drivers Return After 19 Day Strike Ends
Charleston AP reports drivers expected back on the job after a 19 day strike against four tanker lines. Coastal Chemical Ryder and Mason Dixon Lines voted to accept a new contract. About 500 local drivers and 400 in western Pennsylvania. Pay up by 36 cents an hour plus fringe benefits.
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Charleston
W.va
Coastal, Chemical, Ryder and
Mason - Dixon Lines
Pennsylvania
Teamsters Union
Westmoreland Authorized to Extend Vietnam Tours
The Defense Department said General Westmoreland may extend U S tours in Vietnam for any length required by combat necessity. A spokesman noted the commander’s policy is not to exceed 30 extra days, despite reports of soldiers being kept beyond the standard one year.
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Necolim
Viet Nam
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Indonesian Communist Party
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G.W. Motors, Inc
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Winchester, VA
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Theodore Roosevelt IV
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