Combined Operations Wheeler-Wallowa in Que Son Valley
A brief AP Wirephoto notes phone booth fits are part of combined operations Wheeler Wallowa, in the Que Son Valley about 30 miles south of Da Nang in South Vietnam.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
A brief AP Wirephoto notes phone booth fits are part of combined operations Wheeler Wallowa, in the Que Son Valley about 30 miles south of Da Nang in South Vietnam.
U S Air Cavalry units chased a 600 strong North Vietnamese battalion in Binh Dinh Province as heavy fighting erupted on coastal dunes. The clash, among the fiercest in three months, left 159 NVA dead plus 61 more by Korean troops nearby. U S and South Vietnamese forces pressed the pursuit along National Route 1 amid night shelling and airstrikes.
In New York City police say an honest mistake caused the seizure, interrogation and photographing of about 100 antiwar demonstrators near the United Nations during a three hour protest. Wires crossed led to mass detention and later release without charges as protests continued.
Bishop James P. Shannon of St Paul will chair the 1967 Rhodes selection committee in Minnesota. The five member panel, announced by Dr. Courtney Smith, will meet December 13 to choose two Minnesota nominees.
Ambassador Goldberg disclosed that the Viet Cong asked the United Nations to allow two or three National Liberation Front representatives to stay in New York for one to two years to work mainly at the U.N. and grant visa access for media interviews. The U.S. conditioned entry on official U.N. business and Security Council or General Assembly invitation.
Cairo reports say Yemen's Republican government orders civilians into militia to counter growing Royalist pressure. Unconfirmed rumors claim President Imani ousted or seeking help from Egypt. San'a radio cites fighting around the capital with Royalists repulsed while a Republican diplomat downplays wider clashes.
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