Vietnam Reds Using Same Old Gimmicks
Washington columnist Ray Cromley argues the Hanoi Paris talks mimic earlier Korean truce negotiations. He says the communists push for a provisional ceasefire first to free themselves to fortify positions and drag out talks, while U.S. pressure and fear of dead soldiers shape Washington’s concessions. He warns this pattern risks prolonging conflict and reducing inspection leverage.
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Asks Action on Gangs Then Son Is Killed
In Philadelphia Annie Mae Taylor urged a county court judge to curb gang shootings after her son Jonathan, 14, was arrested for threatening another boy with a shotgun. He left with his mother for a pending hearing and was killed about seven hours later during a gang clash among 15 youths.
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Army Rangers Descend 825 Feet at Stone Mountain Jubilee
An Army Ranger team drew the largest crowd at Stone Mountain Jubilee Day as they descended 825 feet from the north face of the mountain.
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Grandson of Garibaldi Seeks Return of Caprera Island
Ezio Garibaldi, 75, grandson of national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi, petitions Italy to return Caprera Island home and tomb he says was given to the nation. He argues ownership should revert after expropriation in 1892 for military use between Sardinia and Corsica.
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