Army Moves Imprisoned Berets to Regular Billets at Long Binh
SAIGON AP reports the eight Green Berets accused of murder were moved from elosa confinement to regular billets at Long Binh north of Saigon. The officers share an officers billet while the enlisted man is in another area. The change ends armed guard status as the Army resumes its investigation into the double agent killing amid CIA involvement disputes and contradictory accounts from CBS.
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Lodge to Confer With Nixon Officials After Paris Talks
Henry Cabot Lodge, fresh from Vietnam peace talks in Paris, will meet Tuesday with Secretary of State William P. Rogers and other senior Nixon aides. He then heads to the California White House to brief President Nixon before returning to Paris.
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Elite North Vietnamese Troops Mass Near Saigon Report
Saigon area intelligence notes show multiple elite enemy regiments in positions north of Saigon toward the Cambodian border. Gen. Ewell says 5,000 enemy troops are in Ti province with additional units hidden in jungles for future attacks.
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South Korean Leader to Meet Nixon on Security
President Park Chung-hee of South Korea arrives in the United States to discuss national security with President Nixon. The talks are expected to cover Korea’s armed forces, trade channels, and U.S. Asian posture including Vietnam and Okinawa.
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U.N. Says U.S. Copter Strayed Into N. Korea
U N Command says the OH23 helicopter may have lost its way during a training flight and strayed into North Korea. The three aboard Captain David I Crawford WO Malcolm W Loepke and Spec 4 Herman H Hofstatter were unaccounted for. North Korea claimed the downing occurred 15 miles north of the DMZ near Kumchon. BBC
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Czech President Denies Soviet Annexation Rumor
President Ludvik Svoboda in Breclav denounced rumors of Soviet plans to annex Czechoslovakia and urged calm on the eve of the invasion anniversary. He stated no Soviet veto on sovereignty, noted talks with Moscow were equal, and pledged never to violate laws amid subversion fears. Police dispersed a silent Prague crowd at the St Wenceslas Monument, and state radio reported arrests of armed men with lists of Communists.
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Dayan Group To Stay In Labor Party
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan announced he and his followers would remain in the ruling Labor party and not run a separate list in October elections. His Rati Group dropped plans for an independent slate, and Dayan called Labor’s prospects best for solving Israel’s problems. Golda Meir emerged as peacemaker amid the party split.
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