Viet Cong Solidifies Ties With Soviet Union Despite Peking
In Saigon analysts say Hanoi and the South Viet Nam Liberation Front seek to keep a back channel to the United States via Moscow. Delegations visited Poland Hungary and Romania to open offices with Moscow already hosting a Front office, and exchanges with Soviet leaders rose during Bolshevik jubilee celebrations. Truong Son, a key Lib Front commentator, signals shifts toward Beijing.
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Resources Chief Returns Shortly After Hospital Stay
Robert McDonough the Natural Resources director is expected back at work in Charleston this week after hospital treatment for a collapsed lung. He returned home from University Hospital in Columbus Ohio and plans to resume duties Wednesday. He was stricken at home about two weeks ago.
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Pilots hailed as heroes after suburban airliner crash
Survivors and investigators credited two pilots for a miraculous outcome in a high altitude collision over New York suburbs. One pilot died tackling a Constellation crash near the Connecticut line while the other steered a crippled Boeing 707 to a Kennedy Airport emergency landing.
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Norwalk
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Vatican to void excommunications in world church unity move
The Vatican and the Patriarch of Constantinople will void the mutual excommunications from 1054 in simultaneous ceremonies in Rome and Istanbul. Pope Paul VI and Athenagoras will declare the step to heal the East West split as observers call it a breakthrough for Christian unity. A Roman Catholic mission will go to Istanbul led by Cardinal Shehan with New York priest John F. Long, while a parallel Orthodox mission travels to St Peter's Basilica for the announcement.
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New York
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U S Policy Clash in Cambodia Laos Escalates War
Saigon report describes a growing clash between policy and jungle realities in Cambodia and Laos as Ho Chi Minh Trail routes are turned into all weather roads. North Vietnamese troops surge toward South Vietnam with up to 2500 new fighters monthly, sparking calls for tougher action.
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Saigon
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