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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
2
Rescue workers found the body of Jon W. King at Mt. Agazziz slopes near Flagstaff Aziz after a snow bound hike. King, a former Denver resident and airline employee, had recently transferred to the Flagstaff area from Colorado.
In Saigon, U S officials confirm reports that as many as fifty North Korean pilots may be aiding North Vietnam. They cite no evidence of combat missions and note Russian missile experts and Chinese laborers have been present in noncombat roles.
The week ending December 17 reports 68 Americans killed in action and 433 wounded in Vietnam and in the DMZ. Spec. 4 James T. Davis, from Livingston Tennessee, is named the first American fatality of the week after ambush near Saigon. B52 bombing targets the DMZ area as Viet Cong forces potentially regroup in the six mile buffer zone.
The United States signals openness to Viet Cong representation in Vietnam peace talks if preconditions are met, with Secretary of State Dean Rusk stating Washington could consider Viet Cong involvement if called for by the opposing side. U Thant asked to push talks forward as Congress debates war oversight. King Constantine announces Greece will elect a new cabinet and hold elections late May after Premier Stephanopoulos resigns, with a nonpolitical technocrat team to govern.
Stephanopoulos quit after losing backing from the largest party in his coalition. Papaskevopoulos, 66, served as interim premier before the last general election. The king moved quickly to avert a political crisis by paving the way for early elections as the National Radical Union pulled its 99 members from Stephanopoulos 183 member coalition.
Bob Hope told about 16 000 troops in CAM RANH BAY that a few American entertainers declined to join his Christmas show over policy opposition. He defended their right to dissent, called them a minority, and said he wants the war to move hawk style while avoiding protest mentions in the show.
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