U S Buys Steel From Red China
The Observer reports U S forces in South Vietnam purchased about one million dollars worth of steel from Communist China for military construction. The steel, amounting to thousands of tons, was supplied through intermediaries in Hong Kong with payment routed via Hong Kong banks.
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UPI
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South Vietnam
China
the Observer
Hong Kong
Psi Pipe
Singapore
American Women Plan Hanoi Visit to See Captive Fliers
Four American women from New York, Ithaca, Cape Cod, and Chicago headed to Hanoi via Peking to meet North Vietnam’s leaders and detained U S pilots. They travel funded by the North Vietnamese Women’s Union and intend to check pilots’ views, tour bombed sites, and relay messages to families.
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Peking
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Observer - Correapon Dent
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UPI
Pvt
Haiphong
Dennis Mora
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Tex
Vietnam
Cottstruc
Newman
Abe
Lave” Tion
Ho ° Chi - Minh
Womens Union of
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Patricia Griffithe
Ithaca
Barbara Deming
Cape Cod
Mass
Grace Newmans
New York City
Diane Beve
Chicago
Griffiths
Sheremetievo
North Vietnamese Women’s Union
Ameri
London Youths Protest War in Central London
About 40 youths paraded peacefully through central London Sunday in an anti Vietnam demonstration.
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London
UPI
Castro Charges Bombs Fell On Cuba Embassy
Havana dispatch reports Fidel Castro charging American bombs hit near the Cuban embassy in Hanoi during air raids last week. He claimed North Vietnamese and Soviet forces also attacked the Vietnamese capital, denouncing U.S. bombing while denying damage to foreign legations in Hanoi.
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Havana
UPI
Castro
China
Eni
Hanoi
Th Na
Fea
United States
Vietnam
Haioi
Christmas Invasion Of Vietnam GIs Draws VIP Attention
In Saigon and military bases, Christmas shows and a high profile visit by stars and politicians mix with troop morale duties. Bob Hope leads an 11th annual Christmas tour with Phyllis Diller and others to entertain service members in Vietnam, Guam, and Thailand, while leaders plan religious services and appearances. Amid fanfare, a protest letter from duty officer Chris Noel highlights tensions as the invasion narrative and holiday outreach unfold across frontline posts.
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D-Tenn
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Thomas
D-Tex
Evangelist Graham
New ‘York
Hope
Los Angeles
Fun Company
Phyllis Diller
Joey Heatherton
Anita Bryant
Les Brown
Guam
Thailand
Cmmp
Earle Johnson
Hyde Park
Army
Grosvenor
Chris Noel
Australians pressed Rhodesia plan amid sanctions talks
Canberra reports Rhodesian Premier Jan Smith contacted the Australian government with a proposal to form a royal commission to gauge Rhodesian public opinion on constitutional terms. Officials confirmed receipt but gave few details as regional leaders debated moves tied to impending United Nations sanctions.
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Australia
UPI
Jan Smith
United Nations
Smith
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Holt
Holyoake
Austen
Harold Hult
New Zealand
Britain
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