Vietcong leader calls turning point in Vietnam war
Nguyen Huu Tho, chairman of the National Liberation Front central committee, says the war is entering an extremely crucial period as U S troop buildup and bombing expand. He warns of further escalation and notes Vietcong victories despite stiff Allied pressure.
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Bank Raiders Batter Door By Ram Looting £8000
A gang used a battering ram in a daylight raid on a Hemel Hempstead bank, escaping with about £8000. Police hunted for the vehicle believed involved as investigators pieced together the break in and staff accounts before opening hours.
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Penfolds Wine Talk Contest Winners Announced
The House of Penfolds thanks entrants in the Wine Talk contest. Mrs D. M. Liddell of Shepparton and Mrs M. Hughes of Brighton won the two prizes for wit and skill. Winners to be printed later.
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Shepparton
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Cambodia Front Worries U S as Vietnam War Expands
U S and South Vietnam confront a growing Cambodian border front feared to widen the war. Reports cite Prince Sihanouk’s stance, Vietcong infiltrations, and Cambodian defenses aiding border battles at Dak To and Lai Ninh. American officers expect more attacks and call for stronger responses to counter Vietcong incursions from Cambodia.
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Thieu in bid for peace in Vietnam conflict
Abidjan reports South Vietnam leader Thieu will urge Ho Chi Minh to mercy and end the war in a letter. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do disclosed the approach during official visits, noting Saigon seeks direct talks with Hanoi rather than overthrow or invade. Vatican connections to peace prospects were also mentioned.
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Johnson protest inquiry sparks EBI probe in SNCC issue
Atlanta reports the EBI investigates a Black Power newsletter article urging anti Vietnam protesters to spit at President Johnson and attack his person to intimidate him from leaving the White House. The piece appears in the current SNCC newsletter advocating such tactics to threaten his public appearances.
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Not Guilty Says Man On Plot Charge
Eugene Bradley surrendered to face charges of conspiring to kill President Kennedy. He proclaimed his innocence, saying he is not guilty of any crime. A municipal judge ordered recognizance and granted a one day stay for extradition, with Louisiana expected to initiate it. Bradley, North Hollywood, is linked as West Coast representative for Dr Carl Melmire. He is the second man charged by Garrison with conspiracy in the 1963 assassination, following Clay Shaw in New Orleans.
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Army purge in Greece widens as seven generals dismissed
Greece's government dismisses seven more generals in a third wave following King Constantine's failed coup attempt. The purge targets top military leaders from the borders to navy and air forces, including commanders and vice admirals, amid ongoing fallout from the unrest.
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Worker’s amazing recovery after railway crash
EAST LONDON South Africa Thursday AAP a young railway worker crushed between locomotive buffers on November 9 has had his body successfully amputated from the waist down a Frere Hospital spokesman said doctors regard the recovery as amazing Christoffel Dir Styrdam wax says Dirkie Styrdam wax now wondering what job he could do he had a spine fracture and spinal cord torn in the Saravane rears were crushed and the main aae
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Retired dentist faces heart transplant wait at Groote Schinar
Dr Philip Rissberg, 72, awaiting a heart transplant, was in hopeful mood during a Groote Schinar Hospital audition day. A spokesman noted the long illness did not dampen his cheerful disposition despite his severe heart trouble.
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Defence cuts threaten UK service chiefs resignation
Prime Minister Wilson starts a holiday amid reports of resignation threats by Defence Minister Healey and two service chiefs over defence cuts. Parliament to discuss proposed 2.687 million pound F-111 aircraft cancellation as Labour cites social service fears.
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Racialists attack Coventry police chief over recruitment
Racist criticism targets Chief Constable E. C. Pendleton after he defends recruiting two coloured men to Coventry police. Pendleton orders a full investigation and vows to continue hiring regardless of creed if qualifications are met.
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Ships may go but canal not to open
Cairo reports the Suez Canal will stay closed despite proposals to release 14 ships trapped at the southern end since the Suez War. Foreign Minister Rif planned to inform UN envoy Jarring that every effort would be made to free the vessels. Four vessels in the Great Bitter Lake are British, with others from West Germany, Poland, Sweden, the United States, Czechoslovakia, France and more. An American tanker lies in Lake Timsa. Abram argues reopening the canal requires removal of Israeli aggression.
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