Character of the Viet Nam War Gives the Breaks to the Communists
A Vietnam era portrait shows how both Americans and loyal Vietnamese aid the Communists in South Vietnam. Vignettes describe a village woman’s beating, a public apology by a citizen, a failed ambush, rioting near Buddhist pagodas, a dauntless but indecisive Saigon police, and American advisers unable to spur counterattacks. The piece contrasts incompetence and fear with occasional local governance and endangers troops in the delta.
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Robert C. Miller
Saigon
UPD
South Viet Nam
United States
Dalat
Delta
Rainy Weather Pushes Birds at SFO Runways
Rainy coastal weather sends flocks to San Francisco International Airport runways. Birds mistake rain pools for lakes and are driven off with explosive charges to prevent flight hazards.
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San Bruno
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San Francisco International Airport
Ben-Gurion May Rise Again in Israel Power
Jerusalem UPI Premier Levi Eshkol resigns amid Lavon affair dispute stirring talk that David Ben-Gurion may return to power. Ben-Gurion, 78, had forced the resignation by calling for a judicial inquiry into a 10 year old security case linked to a covert espionage mission and Israel's Arab feud. The former prime minister seeks deeper investigation into the matter as leadership questions loom.
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Israel
Jerusalem
UPI
Levi Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Eshakol
Israel Labor
Mapai
Lavon
Ben-Gurion
Eshkol
Pinchas Lavon
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