Johnsons celebrate Lady Bird Johnsons sixth birthday at home
The former first lady Lady Bird Johnson turns six today and will spend the day at home in Johnson City Texas with husband former President Lyndon B. Johnson, their children and grandchildren and close friends. Lynda and Charles Robb with their two children are in town for the gathering. Luci Johnson Nugent and family also attend, staying near the LBJ Ranch.
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Hijacking conspirator sentenced to life term
Lubomir Peichev 22 Bulgarian born Gasland machinist received a maximum life term after acknowledging he could have stopped the July 6 hijacking of a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet. The incident ended in a shootout at San Francisco International Airport killing Dimitri Atexievs and Michael Aumanoff, both 28, and Bulgariane born neighbors of Peichev. The judge cited public concern over the hijacking problem involving all the countries of the world.
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Pope Paul Deplores Bombing and Vietnam Talks Setback
In a state of the world address Pope Paul VI urges limited arms, disarmament, and renewed hope for peace. He notes insufficient motives for breaking off the Paris peace talks, cites Vietnam developments causing bitterness, and calls for a fair end to the conflict alongside concern for Middle East and Ireland disputes.
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Nixon peace actions backed by majority in poll
Sindlinger Poll interviewed 23 people nationwide finding 67.1 percent support Nixon not signing a peace treaty unless it works, 27.1 percent disagree, 1.8 percent have an opinion, and 4.0 percent were unsure or conditional. Nixon says he will not sign a treaty unless effective.
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Vietnam War POW list shown in Hanoi press briefing
North Vietnam listed ten American airmen captured this week with eight shown at a Hanoi briefing and two missing due to injuries from parachuting. Names include Richard Mcgur Johnson and Michael Martini among others, with most pilots described as shot down over Haiphong or Vinh Phu and several aboard B52 or A7G aircraft bases.
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Bomb raid hits Hanoi camp holding American POWs
Hanoi Radio reported U S warplanes hit a camp near Hanoi holding American prisoners of war. Several prisoners were wounded and buildings damaged as walls and ceilings trembled in the raid. Pentagon officials declined to comment.
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Hanoi reports North Vietnam downs more enemy planes
Hanoi claimed North Vietnamese gunners shot down three more U.S. warplanes, including 12 bombers and fighters, as bombing resumed. Discrepancies exist with U.S. tallies. Hanoi says total downed now 4,112, while unofficial U.S. figures show 1,072 lost since 1954.
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New Soviet Missile Downed U.S. B52 Over North Vietnam
Paris based Humanite reports from Hanoi that a new Soviet missile destroyed a Strategic Air Command B 52 bomber over North Vietnam. The debris of BW 100 AP No 58 201 was shown as proof. Hanoi peace delegation spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le avoided confirming the weapon details.
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North’s air defenses blamed for B52 losses
Pentagon officials condemned North Vietnam for heavy air defenses that downed eight B52 bombers as part of renewed U.S. air strikes. A Defense Department spokesman said North Vietnam has the world’s most concentrated antiaircraft weapons, surpassing Japan and Germany in World War II.
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