Geneva Pact Cited in Soldier's Vietnam War Briefing
A Hanoi briefing quotes the Geneva agreement of 1954 and argues the Liberation Front seeks a unified neutral Vietnam. The colonel predicts escalating war in the South and possible broader fighting, criticizing McNamara's troop estimates and reliance on B 52s while detailing guerrilla tactics and growing North support.
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Rusk on peace in South Vietnam here and now
The statement argues that until South Vietnam leaders accept limits on their aims there can be no lasting peace. It notes that once they decide further aims are unattainable, perhaps peace in the region becomes possible.
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Soviet Premier Kosygin Launches Broad Attack on U S Policy
Kosygin accuses United States of supporting colonialism and oppressors while denying Viet Nam killings and arming West Germany. He warns of world tension and calls for peaceful coexistence, stating the Soviet Union will strive to reduce tensions despite U S barriers. He says Washington is the principal obstacle to world peace.
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U S. Campaigns in Viet Nam and Europe Draw Fire
Reports describe U S air strikes in Central Plei ku and Tay Ninh after weather delays as Mc Namara signals renewed focus on Hanoi supply lines. Kitty Hawk air strikes aid Marine forces near Saigon with 25 Viet Cong killed and 5 captured. Jatpur India covers a leprosy hospital power and water plea. Premier voices concern over U S arms to West Germany while Soviet plans stress peaceful space and five year plan tech boosts.
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Arm the Eastern Lakes and New England
Military call to strengthen defenses around the eastern lakes region and New England as part of a broader security push. The AP wirephoto caption notes preparedness measures amid rising tensions.
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Weather outlook across states shows mixed trends
The forecast indicates partly cloudy and cold conditions with highs in the 40s to low 50s in parts of Pennsylvania. Expect mostly fair skies and slightly warmer conditions in Kentucky with a chance of minimal snow.
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Clergyman and Cook charged in Selma slaying case
The case links Elmer L. Cook and clergyman Olsen to first degree murder over a March 9 Selma incident tied to a failed march from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights. Olsen Testimony says Cook chased and attacked a white minister after leaving a Negro cafe. Reed was struck and taken to Burwell Infirmary then University Hospital Birmingham, with a 30 minute ambulance delay.
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United States Downsizing Bomber Fleet and Polaris Submarines
The United States trims long range bomber numbers from about 2000 in earlier years to 200 in 1959 as six-jet B47s retire by June. The nation advances toward a fleet of 41 Polaris missile submarines with 16 nuclear missiles each, and the 32nd submarine is set for commissioning on Friday.
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