Refugees Seek Safety as Siege Breaks Near Tao Do Province
A South Vietnamese family rides a motorbike south along Highway 13 near Tao Do as armored columns and trucks breach through the siege to the provincial capital. The breakthrough lifts pressure on the city, easing turmoil for evacuees fleeing toward safer areas.
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Highway 13
Tao 0
South Vietnam
Tong Toc
U.S
An Lor
Quang Tri
Kontur
Pleiku
Wider bombing with jamming gear over North Vietnam
The United States expanded aerial bombardment in North Vietnam for a sixth straight day aided by electronic countermeasures to jam Soviet radar. B52s and fighters struck near Hanoi and along Highway 13, with bridges near Thanh Moi and Lang Dang hit while China warned the raids threaten its security.
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AIGON
UPI
North Vietnam
China
Peking
Pentagon
Bas
South Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
Hahoi- Haiphing
Demilitarized Zone
Tmz
U.S
Midway
Vinh
Air Force
Fas
Hanoi
Tmmand
Thanh Moi
Kwangsi Province
Lang Dang
Handi
Chinese Foreign Ministry
TLS
Highway 13
Saigon
Stanford Refuses Fines in Antiwar Probe
A Stanford University professor counselor and three others refused $24 fines or six months probation for obstructing traffic at a May antiwar protest at Moffett Naval Air Station. The group, led by anthropologist Munday and education expert Tezter, denounced the war as inhumane. Others accepting probation include William Leland and Richard Almoné, while several chose penalties, jail risk noted by attorney advice.
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Palo Alto
Stlunlur
Moffett Naval Air Station
Palo Alto Mountain View
Edward Scaven
Munday
Robert Tezter
Vietnam
Alan Straw
Stanford
Hel
Strain
Sont
Larry
Stephen Thomas
John Yaton
University of Santa Clara
William Leland
Richard Almoné
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