Johnson Says U S Will Not Break In Frustration
President Johnson told a White House ceremony that America’s will will not break in frustration over Vietnam and peace with honor will be won through victories by young servicemen aiding the Vietnamese pacification program. He praised quiet courage of millions at home and in Vietnam and called graduates warriors for peace, the builders of a future free and strong.
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Vietnam Drives Report Of Five US Operations Near Saigon
The U S command says five new American drives from north to south around Saigon have killed 799 Viet Cong and 193 North Vietnamese, with 94 Americans dead and 397 wounded. Operations include Beng Son, An Khe, Phan Thiet area, Bien Hoa Long Binh, and Saigon north of the city, but most enemy losses occurred in the Phan Thiet drive. Some reports suggest major enemy forces pulled back to refit after Tet.
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U.S Textiles Face Broad Global Embargo Says Industry Leader
In New York Herman D Ruhm Ir president Greenwood Mills Inc warned the textile board of trade that at least 52 countries impose a virtual embargo on American textiles. He urged export promotion and quotas to balance a nearly $900 million U S trade deficit while calling for civilized standards amid competition with subsidized underdeveloped nations.
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Kennedy Seeks Unity Amid national divisions in Alabama trip
Senator Kennedy urged unity against divisions tearing at the nation as he toured Alabama with Col. John H. Glenn. He criticized dissent from government policy and warned of a drift toward isolation, while discussing campaign funds rules and political trust amid a tense national climate.
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U N cease fire observers urged on Israel Jordan sector
U N officials pressed for cease fire observers in the Israel Jordan sector echoing three other front areas. Jordan and Israel traded charges over a mass attack and continued violations while calling for Chapter VII action and sanctions to deter further aggression.
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Escaped Killer Surrenders Calmly To Federal Agent
Buffalo report details the surrender of Winston Moseley, an escaped killer from the Kitty Genovese case. He surrendered to FBI Agent Neil J. Welch in Grand Island after a tense standoff, with Moseley holding captives earlier in Buffalo. The discussion covered Moseley’s life history and his interest in FBI programs.
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Matthew Kulaga
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Occupation disrupts campus. student dismissals rise
Howard fast in the administration build ing after the second night of the occupation. That would have been an increase from about 700 students reported in the buil ding speech by Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershy. A number of students and a few faculty members were dis missd from the university as a result of the incidents.
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Rockefeller withdraws from 1968 GOP nomination bid
Rocky ends bid in a move that reshapes the race for the Republican nomination. Governors Reagan Laxalt and Babcock weigh party unity while Goldwater praises Rockefeller’s decision. Rockefeller and Goldwater renew their friendship after a 1964 split that highlighted moderates versus conservatives in the GOP.
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Saigon Plan to Clip Wings of Four Corps Commanders
Saigon reports President Thieu will crack down on corruption by replacing four military corps commanders with civilian delegates. Six new national administrative groups will be created led by civilians, with Thieu chairing two councils. Civilian delegates will inspect administration and report directly to the president.
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Quake Shocks Frisco Bay Area No Major Damage
A moderate earthquake tremor struck the San Francisco Bay region at 1 35 p m centered about 75 miles south of the city in the Santa Cruz Mountains seven miles north of Watsonville. UC seismologists recorded it as 3 8 on the Richter scale with reports of distinctive shaking in Russian Hill and West Portal while Caltech said its lab did not log the event. An observatory in Honolulu noted the quake but called it very small.
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Israeli Jordan fighting broad attack across the Jordan
In a major cross border operation Israeli planes dropped leaflets near Karameh warning residents to flee. Israel reports heavy casualties among El Fatah in Jordan and claims success against the Arab Legion, while Jordan tallies higher Israeli losses. Fighting spreads across Jordan with tanks airstrikes near Amman and Jericho plain as U Thant envoy arrives and leaders confer.
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Walleye Guided Bombs Shape Air War in Vietnam
The Navy developed the Walleye to guide bombs from F4s by TV guidance, allowing pilots to stay clear of anti aircraft fire. Weather limits operation. first used in 1967 with high accuracy. Pentagon losses near 809 planes and about $2 billion in 1967. Air Force tests new guided weapons to surpass unguided gravity bombs.
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Nixon Strong on Peace Plans and Campaign Strategy
Nixon outlined military and political steps to end the war and win the peace. He discussed meeting with Gov. Rockefeller on foreign policy and cities, hinted at reducing appearances in Wisconsin and Oregon after Rockefeller’s withdrawal, and noted possible speaking engagements elsewhere. He addressed Kennedy’s entering the race and said plans for November primaries were still under consideration.
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