Bombers Hit North Vietnam as Peace Talks Continue
U.S. bombers mounted heavy raids on North Vietnam as peace talks in Paris stretched on. Washington pressed for a cease fire and withdrawal while Hanoi and Saigon exchange charges over adherence to the draft agreement. Field reports from Da Nang and the DMZ described ongoing mortar and ground actions, with rangers and South Vietnamese forces holding and losing positions near Que Son and Da Nang as both sides prepare for a possible settlement.
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North Vietnam Demands U.S. Rapid Signature of Peace Accord
North Vietnam protested the U S position at the Paris talks saying the United States bears responsibility for delays and insisting the pact with the Democratic Republic of Vietnam be signed promptly. The Viet Cong warned that delaying signature endangers peace while Kissinger and Le Due Tho prepare for more talks, with South Vietnam seeking clarification on troop withdrawals.
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Father Of First Nam Casualty Seeks Peace With Honor
Clarence Davis, father of the first American killed in Vietnam, says he wants peace but insists on an honorable settlement. He notes distrust of the Viet Cong and recalls his son Army Spec. James Thomas Davis, 26, killed December 22, 1961, while advising operations near Saigon. The family learned of his death two days after orders arrived. Davis laments the impact of the first and last casualties and reflects on the war’s origins.
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Vietnamese Frontline Soldier Reflects After Fatal Attacks Near Saigon
Thanh, a 20-year-old machine gunner with the Totaniry Division, recalls a firefight on Highway 13 north of Saigon amid a ceasefire doubt, describing three North Vietnamese soldiers fatally injured and civilians watching as a village house is destroyed by a recoilless rifle. He laments not his own sadness but that of friends fatally hurt, amid wartime demands for cease-fire and continued fighting.
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Angler Paradise in Denver Offers Rail Shellis Exhibit
The Denver venue Angler Paradise showcases A000 mites of rail shelis, with most displays open to the public. Local visitors can view the unusual collection and learn about rail shellis while exploring the exhibit space.
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