Vietnamese angry at Hanoi over bombing in Laos war
In Vientiane Laos AP dispatch reports Viet Minh and villagers blame Hanoi for intensified U S air strikes in neighboring Laos and South Vietnam. North Vietnamese officers say the bombing hurts civilians, damages food supplies, and drives peasants from fields while U S pilots target military installations hidden in forests and mountains.
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Huang
Hiary
Quynh
Viet Nam
Hel Luu
North Vielland
Viet Nam Battle Deaths Soar A Thousand Percent
Washington AP reports U S combat deaths in Viet Nam rose sharply in 1965 with 1 365 American servicemen killed in action, up from 168 in 1964, as US forces in region grew and ground air fighting deepened. Army led with 898 deaths, followed by Marines 235, Navy 72, Air Force 0.
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Flying Crane helicopter shot down in Vietnam air war
A massive U.S. Army flying crane helicopter was shot down by Viet Cong fire while ferrying ammunition in the Pleiku area, killing five American crew. Ground forces then burned a Communist base camp nearby as U.S. troops pressed a ground operation near the Cambodian border. The CN154 Skycrane, a 20,760 pound twin turbine craft, was one of only six. Ammunition exploded for hours, hindering rescue efforts.
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United States
President Johnson Beagle Hut Poses With Five Puppies
President Johnson’s beagle Hut sits on the White House lawn with five female puppies from a six pup litter born in October. The famous dog’s brood marks a light moment in Washington life while noting the October birth details.
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Goldberg renews LBJ appeal for UN peace help
Goldberg renewed President Johnsons appeal to the United Nations Security Council for help in arranging peace in Viet Nam. He outlined US points with Thant including negotiations without preconditions, a possible ceasefire, withdrawal of forces when South Viet Nam is ready, and a future determined by the Vietnamese people through democratic processes. He urged Hanoi to join talks.
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Washington
Hanoi
Senator Russell Says Bombing Pause Prolonged
U S Senator Richard B Russell chairman of the Armed Services Committee says the bombing pause over North Vietnam has gone on too long and a week should suffice. He notes the risks to pilots near SAM sites around Hanoi and Haiphong and expresses little faith in the Johnson administration's peace push.
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False teeth users warned about plate embarrassment cure
The jumbled ad claims that many wearers suffer embarrassment when their plate slips. It promotes sprinkling a nonalfalined alkaline powder on plates to prevent odor and improve comfort, and urges readers to buy FAS at drug counters.
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