Ambush at Phuoc Thuan Signals Shift in War Tone
UPI reports from Phuoc ThuanVietnam a Marine sergeant J C Butler describes a brutal ambush that killed 14 and wounded several more including PF troops. Analysts inLongview Texas and Washington DC see the attack as potentially signaling a new Viet Cong strategy against CACs and Marines.
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J.C. Butler
Butler
Chicago
a _ Leatherneck- Vietnamese Combined Action Company
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U.S
Vietnamese Popular Force
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U.S. Marine
Chu Lai
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Tex
William Carson
Washington, D.C
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Carson
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Parents Should Help Students Supplement School Programs
Parents should supplement school efforts when classrooms are crowded or days shortened. Encourage library visits, shared reading, and listening to children talk about stories. Provide home arithmetic practice, art, music, and PE activities, and seek private projects the child can pursue with adult support.
Wilson Hesitant Over British Common Market Bid
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson remains undecided on joining the common market. He fears a De Gaulle veto or Labor party revolt and may seek more talks with De Gaulle. A decision before May 1 is unlikely. a formal bid is expected post Geneva tariff talks, with negotiations likely to stretch.
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Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
George Brown
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Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
West Germany
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