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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1966

Page

2

U S Forces Buy Steel From China for Vietnam Builds

A Singapore dispatch says U S forces in South Vietnam have bought steel worth millions from Communist China for military construction. The British dispatch notes China is the only country meeting the specifications, with delivery arranged via Hong Kong.

London UPI U.S South” Vietnam China British - Ee Singapore Delivee Ee Tymars Hong Kong

Captive pilots' stories spur Vietnam era tensions and leaks

Fragmented account notes pilots' routes through Peking to Hanoi and possible use of captured fliers for propaganda. It cites observers alleging disclosure of logistics fueled suspicions about U.S. military construction and air operations in North Vietnam, with mentions of press bombings and court martial cases.

Reelse Ota Peking Pentagon Observer Dell Pvt Haiphong Ft. Hood Tex U.S Vietnam Jeff Tay

Castro Charges Bombs Fell On Cuba Embassy

Havana reports Premier Fidel Castro accused United States planes of bombing Hanoi during a speech to a Vietnamese graduating class. He claimed American bombs fell near the Cuban Embassy in Hanoi and damaged foreign legations, while U.S. denial of any damage was noted.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro Roman Devilla Hanoi Castro North United States Vietnam Ity

GIs Await Christmas Invasion Show In Saigon

AP reports Saigon plans a Christmas invasion show to attract attention as GIs, including visiting women with 36 24 36 figures, prepare for 48 hour ceasefires. VIPs from Congress and military figures are expected, with Bob Hope and other entertainers in focus. Some soldiers and pilots express mixed views about the missions as women join the event.

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London Youths Protest War in Peaceful Demonstration

About 40 youths paraded through central London Sunday in a peaceful anti Vietnam protest. The event included figures like Evangelist Graham and the Roman Catholic archbishop of New York, while noting upcoming religious trips to military installations.

London YPT Aang Coon Evangelist Graham New ‘York Hope Los Angeles Fun Phyllis Diller Joey Heatherton Anita Bryant Les Brown Vietnan Guar Thailand Thei

Australians Contacted On Rhodesia Proposal

Canberra diplomats report Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith was asked by Keith Holyoake to engage in a settlement plan via a royal commission to probe Rhodesian public opinion and seek constitutional terms acceptable to all. Officials noted Rhodesian leaders viewed the proposal cautiously as it could affect majority rule and future independence.

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