Outnumbered Allied force repulses Cambodian outpost assault
In the early hours North Vietnamese forces attacked a South Vietnamese outpost near the Cambodian border. The 460 defenders, aided by U.S. planes and artillery, repelled the four-hour assault with 108 attackers killed and six captured. One American was killed and 16 wounded. Casualties among government troops were six dead and 27 wounded.
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Plan to probe war's impact shelved by senators
Washington AP report says Senate Foreign Relations Committee quietly dropped Sen. J. W. Fulbright's proposal for hearings on how Vietnam war affects American minds and morality. Majority opposition cited. Fulbright may revive after Congress reconvenes January 11. Aiken and Moynihan comment amid My Lai and broader critique.
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North Koreans return Yank copter crew in good shape
Three American helicopter crew members freed from North Korea were reported in generally good condition after medical checks. Col. Paul Sheffler said they are happy to be out and have a positive outlook. They spoke with families and were transported to Seoul for examinations.
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Computer Institute Offers Free Class
Mr. Keller, V.P., said reservations are being accepted by telephone on a first available basis. The classes will be held on Friday evening and on Tuesday. For more information contact Electronic Computer Programming Institute at 408-245-4390 in Haghat Street Frenchen Ban Mixesteen.
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Embattled outpost names bunkers in jungle battle
Mor tarman reports firing back during a November 19 clash near a South Vietnamese outpost. Around 60 Green Berets and local tribesmen crammed into bunkers as enemy forces pressed the position in the jungle theater.
Church Peace Now Drive Garners NCC Assembly Backing
In Detroit the National Council of Churches assembly devoted its plenary to a peace now campaign for Vietnam. About 3,000 leaders from 23 Protestant and Orthodox denominations attended as speakers condemned the war as demoralizing and immoral. Separately, several church leaders met privately in Windsor, Ontario across the river.
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Kennedy Probe Trails Civilian Deaths in Vietnam Discussion
The story reports UPI and SAIGON officials examining Sen. Edward Kennedy's claim that most of Vietnam's 30,000 civilian deaths in four years were caused by allied forces. Officials say they will provide exact figures after reviewing Kennedy's statements and related questions raised amid antiwar tensions. The piece touches on U.S. withdrawal prospects and a church board meeting discussing expatriate draft resisters.
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