Disabled F4 Phantom Crashes Into U S Artillery Base Near Saigon
A U S Air Force F4 Phantom on a bombing mission was downed by Communist ground fire eight miles from Saigon. Three killed two wounded, pilot and co pilot survived after hydraulic leak prevented safe landing.
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Acheson Says Kennedy Gambled in 62 Cuban Crisis
Dean Acheson argues in Esquire that President Kennedy gambled to the point of recklessness during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and won largely due to phenomenal luck. He recalls advising against the naval blockade and favors air strikes, noting time constraints risked operational missiles in Cuba.
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Britain to Bar Asians Expelled from Africa
Britain signals it will not accept mass Asian arrivals from Africa amid threats of expulsion from Kenya Uganda and Zambia. Government sources say resettlement help to India and Pakistan may be offered while facing pressure to prevent a further influx and preserve Commonwealth unity. In Boston, New England temperatures over five days are expected near normal with snow or rain mix and notable cold nights.
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