Army and Air Force face off over antiguerrilla field
Washington AP reports a clash looming as the Army challenges Air Force plans to expand counterinsurgency efforts. The Air Force seeks a 65 million program to grow an 850 man unit to about 5,000 with new aircraft suited for jungle and mountain operations. The Army warns against duplicating or encroaching on responsibilities of another service and stresses joint contribution of counterinsurgency capabilities.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
South Viet Nam
Special Air Warfare
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Air Commandos
Soviet Union
United States
Free World
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
France
NATO
Europe
Congress
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Japan
U.S
Andrade Becomes Prime Minister and Resigns After 36 Hours
Andrade, a conservative, is chosen as prime minister but quits after 36 hours on the eve of a planned strike. The dispute with Goulart over navy and air force ministers leads union leaders to proceed with the strike to press Parliament to name a Goulart party member as prime minister.
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Andrade
Goulart
Labor Party
Renewal crisis in Oran flares over Algerian flag incident
In Oran the minister Mohammed Yazid blamed diehard fascists for Thursday’s violence, citing a clash after Moslems raised an Algerian flag atop a European apartment building. Paris sources relay a version that Europeans resented the flag and a brawl spread, triggering the fighting.
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Mohammed Yazid
Oran
Secret Army
Paris
Mundt-Freeman clash over Estes grain probe escalates
Estes blamed Freeman for a plan at the South Dakota Democratic State Convention to force disclosure of any links between Mundt campaign contributors and grain storage deals. Mundt challenged Freeman to prove such connections and offered to step aside if needed. Freeman accused Mundt of bias while ordering a broad review of Agriculture Department correspondence with Mundt and Curtis.
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Freeman
South Dakota
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Mundt
Billie Sol Estes
Justice Department
Sen
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Estes
Department of Agriculture
Curtis
McClennan
Agriculture Department
Saskatchewan doctors strike fuels talk of compromise
In Regina the deputy premier signaled possible legislature action to amend the health act while doctors press a province wide compulsory care plan. Premier Lloyd may pursue mediation as emergency services shrink. over 60 doctors quit as a Citizens Safety Committee demands return to work.
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Regina
Brockelbank
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Canada
Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Don McMillan
Saskatchewan Hospital Association
Sam Landa
Canadian Medical Commission
Saskatoon
Citizens’ Safety Committee
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
British Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Swift Current
Saskatchewan College of Physicians
Judge orders haircuts and beach cleanup for youths
Judge Obermiller sentenced Cardona to 30 days in jail and a $65 fine for intoxication. Five other youths will clean Whiting Beach before Labor Day, joining two more sentenced last Thursday and Tuesday. Seizo Kobayashi, 84, former Japanese navy admiral and Formosa governor general, died of pneumonia in Tokyo.
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Whiting Beach
Cardona
Obermiller
Tokyo
Seizo Kobayashi
Imperial Navy
Formosa
Local Men Elected by Insurance Group in Virginia Beach
John G. Goodwin of Winchester was elected secretary treasurer of the Virginia Assn of Insurance Agents at the 64th annual convention in Virginia Beach. Gore was installed as a district director and J Norvell Trice of Richmore named president. PARIS AP Roger Degueldre, condemned for commanding the Secret Army Organization, was executed at dawn in Algiers.
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John G. Goodwin
Virginia Assn. of Insurance
Virginia Beach
Mr. Goodwin
Winchester
J. Norvell Trice
Richmore
Paris
Roger Degueldre
Army
Algiers
Marvin E
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Claude B. Smalts, JR
ClauDe Smalts
Burparcan Bay
Crider & Shockey
Bell’s
Bell Clothes of
Dacron
Dacron Wool Blends
Madras
Coats
Adam
Jarman Summer Shoes
Traval
Manhattan
Catalina Swim Wear
Boy's Summer Clothing & Furnishings
Insurance Group
Rhodes Drug Co
Prescription
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