Salisbury says North Viet cannot be forced to conference table
Hong Kong AP Salisbury, New York Times assistant managing editor, argues North Vietnam resists being dragged to talks and could pursue guerrilla war for 20 years. He cites Dien Bien Phu, Geneva failures, and distrust of enforceable agreements as shaping Hanoi. He notes bombing aims at highways and railways, questions civilian damage, and reflects on the limited observed antiaircraft defenses near Hanoi.
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U.S
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Hanoi
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the Times
Moscow
Johnson asks tax hike to fund Vietnam war
President Johnson urged Congress to raise taxes with a six percent surcharge on corporate and most personal income to last two years or longer. He said the plan would bring in about 4.5 billion in its first year and outlined exemptions for many families. He warned of continued costs and losses in Vietnam while pledging no scale-back of domestic programs.
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Chuckle Advice on Self View from Others Try Not to Get Mad
Insightful quip suggests stepping outside one’s ego to see reputation through others eyes. The line frames feedback as a humorous challenge and a personal growth prompt for readers.
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U S Offensive in Iron Triangle Sees 165 Kill Toll
U S armored columns pushed into the Iron Triangle from the east as the four day Cedar Falls campaign tally rose to 165 dead. B52 bombers aided the strikes totaling about 400 tactical sorties. Viet Cong losses reported include 172 killed and 26 captured in five clashes across the country, with 77 killed in the largest engagement northeast of Saigon. Nine Marines killed in a UH34 helicopter crash near Chu Lai.
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Iron Triangle
South China Sea
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Tri Tam
Me ‘Kong
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Dela
Chou En-Lai Seeks Mediation Amid Chinese Crisis
In Tokyo AP report Chou En-Lai coordinates a three prong bid to curb Mao Zedong’s feud with Liu Shao-chi. He aims to stop bloodshed, halt purges, and restrain labor unrest while negotiating a settlement over the Nanking incidents that left dozens dead and hundreds injured.
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Liu Shao-chi
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Mao
Nanking
Rail workers urged to restore China’s network across cities
The report notes Japanese correspondents in Nanking Peking and Shanghai and Shenyang Manchuria where Chou met Tuesday in the afternoon. He called on railway workers to restore the nation's rail network to normal as a nationwide effort.
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Nanking
Peking
Chou
Shanghai
Shenyang
Mukden
Manchuria
Canton
Hangcchow
Pto Normal
Maine Executive Council Opens First Full Session
Maine Governor Kenneth Curtis and the Republican Executive Council held their first full meeting in Augusta. The group, still adjusting, listened as state department representatives answered questions on orders before the council, with E Perrin Edmunds chairing the session and the secretary of state reading through motions.
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Kenneth Curstis
Curtis
E. Perrin Edmunds
Joseph T. Edgar
Edmunds
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