Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - October 28, 1968, Charleston, West Virginia JHt FINAL EDITION 131-NQ. 102 WEST MONDAY 21, 1968 TEN CENTS LONDON DEMONSTRATOR DEMONSTRATES U.S. Ship Flees China Gunboats Firing Rockets HONG KONG w Two Com- munist Chinese gunboats circled and then fired three warning across the bow of a U.S. freighter off islands near Hong Kong U.S. consulate officials shells into the but thank God they did not fire on Consulate said an in- was under way and that account of the in- The Communist gunboats did not give The freighter anchored only briefly in Hong Kong took on some and sailed MB taim cident would be made before the incident became able pending that i Other saidl The consulate listed its cap- le Thunderhead slowed only I tain as R. A. Shipping briefly when the gunboats reference books list the UP 8Peed head as owned by the tery Corp. and out of Ve Lema Islands about 25 miles south of Hong when the two Communist gunboats sped crossed the lead's circled her and fired the warning was some confusion SOUTH VIETS TAKE TOLL Red Unit Blunted In Ben Cat March Czechs Show Patriotism By Marches How to flatfoot a London bobby could be the caption for this picture of a demonstrator kicking a man after violence broke out during war demonstration near the American Embassy in Grosvenor over the AP LATE BULLETINS TOKYO A mild earthquake shook Tokyo and central Japan just before midnight Monday the Central about exactly what the Agency There were no reports of damage Seaman Frank was quoted as they wanted US to PARIS in Homemade bombs exploded today in front of we did not three buildings owned by the Citroen Automobile Co. No one Frank said the gunboats bore was bit there was It was the numbers 3471 and 3451. tie attacks might be ta pretest the that Another Engine er Bernie was quoted as saying fee gunboats led their guns and aimed straight at I saw them shove JFK MEMORIAL SPLIT PRAGUE SAIGON South Vietnamese infantrymen smashed into troops from a veteran North Vietnamese regiment that beaded two offensives on Saigon this government g a n d s of Czechoslovaks headquarters announced today in Prague today in. A government spokesman said 32 soldiers from North ti demonstrations nam's Dong Nai Regiment were killed and 13 others captured in heavy fighting Sunday 24 miles north of The h P included a deputy commander company the a on 8. London Protestors Held Short Of Riot LONDON un Police on Sunday contained and controlled The South Vietnamese troops also seized 21 weapons in the i up two tar rockets and Six South Vietnamese were reported killed and 20 HANOI DENIES BOMBING END CONCESSIONS marched It was the fust time a of the Dong Nai Regiment been in action since 5. when the regiment was nut chanting to the of dead later go than the Mn 1 i net ni l Kennedy Memorial at west An explosion Saturday night split the stone slab dam the The local chief of detectives said it could have been picture brightened at firemen badly mauled in an attack on leaders inside presided over marriage Its reappearance anniversary ceremony an antiwar protest or possibly a protest against Kennedy's it may be back strength to a Then about 3'000 The Dong Nai Regiment also m was in heavy fighting in inom behind have a lead and we hope of during the Tet offensive last c Square i poUce estimated about South Ithe heart of the capital marched through all but a few hundred Some of the American Vietnam's official radio denied today that North Vietnam ready to any U.S. con- ditions in return for a U.S. bombing halt of North Radio Hanoi thus went one step further than it had in three previous during which it denied that North Vietnam had accepted any such conditions Vietnamese in Grosvenor ters said the Dong Nai OId Town ment may have been preparing was the first time since In attack the key district military invasion in for of Ben and the August that Czechoslovaks Plf operation was launched a public demonstration As in the The march took place their the meted Maoists and anarchists at mounted the Be would have taken the blame if the lice it. behind tte ta Board of Grosvenor Square and told one Thank you all very issued TEACHER CHIEF MAKES PEACE OFFER and Fiat tf Italy kad signed an agreement Ike LONDON Diana 36, Monde sex symbol of British today she win marry Alaa a actor nine years her Miss Dors saM ske met Lake earlier this month and decided to get married after a whirlwind HUMPHREY RETORT NEW YORK union president Albert Shanker has proposed a plan which be says could end the teachers strike and get 1.1 mil at lion pupils back Wo schools this week Charges By Nixon Lashed As Unfair fee city's labor announced they were policemen in ending their conditions Sunday following work the United on hit Friday statement that he of Teachers coincided did not believe speculation that gap and charges about by May Johnson would make Saying some of the proposals awl that it be the only way out area southeast of Ben It was one of three actions re- ported around U.S. and South Vietnamese forces and to the another 38 enemy soldiers The youthful demonstrators despite warnings the nation's leaders that anti-Soviet oui could bring a return of seized 27 weapons in two es 10 and 12 miles south of the Two Americans were gates several times in an at- lithe last few Radio The Command an- Hanoi declared in a monitored in Hong U. S. propaganda spread new base falsehoods that Hanoi is ready to accept a ber of conditions of falsehoods are com- machine North Vietnamese weapons rear 7 Ikn in one of the largest battlefield hauls of the The troops of the 5th Division found 242 rifles of in exchange for their halting the tions leading to a of the Vietnam tempt to break in. Soviet Ambassador Stefan a guest at the re- that American ception to which the entire diplo- and no South losses were that marched on the presidential castle pushed on the locked iron hurled banner poles as Then they charged the police lines with iron The police slowly pushed and shoved the militants ning them into the southwest cor- ner of the square and st any attempt to break out the young demonstrators ran out of steam and drifted seen leaving the castle from 9 mar London was quiet again mass of aid I of the Shanker listed the following Continue the temporary calm under the tion of disorderly I doubt this sort ef demonstration could have taken place ai in any other part of The had been by the a of circles that had boned with rumors government There were minor scuffles as the demonstrators crashed against police lines at the castle overlooking Prague and against the tail iron gates but no in- opposed to the truth and and 17 larger weapons on the are aimed only at duping public battleground in the southern opinion half 3 the DMZ where More than 100 police again we state our tanks outside the gates The United States is planes and offshore the demonstrators aggressor and ins no right to ships killed W. North palace reciprocity a in an all-day fight kept the gates from North Vietnamese de-escalation bursting Casualty figures were Five policemen and about 40 demonstrators received medical wal more had although hundreds minor cuts At the last Vietnam demonstration in embassy on March 17, mounted and foot police battled a croi of and 117 police and demonstrators were Thirty-nine dents for the The larger weapons left be- hind included eight light demonstrators again we state North chine four mortar i The two heavy antiaircraft United States must absolutely fans and three stop all bombing of North The United More weapons have been successful States most do this as the re- found in caches or aboard it was See RED Pg. 8, Col. 7 ON INSIDE PACK 28 SECTIONS Editorial Classified Page Bridge Classified 24 Comics 22 Crossword 23 Dear 19 21 23 17 16 24 12 21 23 4 12 M tae Weather I At the castle and later at climbed statues and The demonstrators appeared good After several they rushes at the started cracking jokes the stock exchange ant conservative newspapers would be stormed and None The London School of Eco- as a they left i Paris sticks and bottles as and for a brief burst of window-smashing and in the exclusive Mayfair district around the embassy as the crowd broke Defending the British tradition of peaceful Spies Slain SEOUL South Korean patrol killed two North Korean intruders today in a brief clash on the central the army There were no Sooth Korean his Soyuz 3 so as to approach the sister If any attempt was made to link up the manned and unmanned something the Russians have not it was not was trying to squelch the re- seemed to me that I was being quite in ing Nixon said Rhody temporarily closing Junior High School 271, scene of violence and threats against about M unwanted union letting teachers teach in the district's seven er and temporary pension of fee district's eight be me rather than at- tacking Nixon made the comment on Unmanned Soviet Spaceship Lands MOSCOW The unmanned Soviet space ship Soyuz 2 ed in me Soviet Union today after three days in Tass but Cosmonaut Georgy continued in orbit in me sister 3. had followed the unmanned s h 1 p in tandem around the earth for two days By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Johnson has accused Richard M. Nixon of l unfair on security and peace and H. charges Nixon with spreading rumor that fee Democrats are playing with Humphrey accused his Republican presidential opponent Bondey night simply using the old Nixon tactic of by suggesting White House are trying to bring off a Vietnam peace development to boost Humphrey's election chances next But Humphrey's he and unfair charges about our our attempts to win peace in the Humphrey issued a statement after Nixon's television spread an un- founded Then aay you don't believe Humphrey Mr. Noon bis idence that the President or any member of this government is polities with the peace I call on him to a special CBS the ma appearance in New had disputing Nixon's statement accused Nixon of making spell it out Humphrey also joined making a political Sunday and again today in ili liMi See Pg. S. CoL l heard from the palace A girl climbed the 12-foot! fence and dropped into the tle courtyard where she was See Pg. Col. 4 CHARLEY WEST Airline Moral Code Hit Dismissed Married Stewardess Raises Complaint Fla. 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