I Was Wrong About Cambodian Neutrality In Vietnam War
C L Sulzberger recalls a trip to Cambodia along the border with Laos and Vietnam. He describes Cambodian support for Vietcong routes and U S and Montagnard positions at Songbe, Ducca, Dakto, and Dakpek, noting a widened Vietnamese conflict and sanctuary concerns. He cites Jarai Bahnar J h Sedang and Hlang communities observed by American and South Vietnamese forces.
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C. L.ene
York Times
Dakpek
Kontum P Province
South
Vietnam
Greece
U. S
James van Fleet
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Albania
Tito
Cominform
South Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Albani Rele
Pnompenh
Social Forces
Songbe
Ducca
Dakto
Jarai
Bahnar
J@h
Sedang
Hlang
Epirus
Vietcong
National Liberation Front
the. V. C
Cambodia Not Neutral Says Diplomat In Secret Probe
A diplomat reconsiders prior views and states Cambodia is a Vietcong sanctuary and supply source. He cites Sihanouk broadcasts, Vietcong troops and weapons moving through Cambodian territory, and U S officials killed near Dakto as proof of Cambodia’s nonneutral stance.
Taxby the buttlegger clashes with life in a smoky caper
A rough trade tale unfolds in New York as Taxby offers Buck three cartons of untaxed Camels. Buck reveals Taxby to Maisie, who confronts a smoking scandal with Lindsay and Kennedy photographed for Life. Taxby collapses into despair while Maisie declares a secret smoking habit.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Fenwick Churl
Churl
America
Taxby
Long Island Sound
Warner Brothers
Isie
Bayonne
Webster Groves
Maisie
Buck
Yale
Manhattan
New York
London
North Carolina
Life Magazine
John Lindsay
Bobby Kennedy
New York City
Lindsay
Kennedy
Lincoln Tunnel
Charl
Hoboken
Pee
Long Island
Wage-Price Row Looms In National Debate
A. H. Raskin reports rising wage price tensions as experts urge new methods to curb inflation. President Johnson reactivates the labor management policy advisory panel to craft an alternative plan, aiming to balance the economy and preserve national interests. The effort faces deep skepticism from labor and industry representatives, complicating any shift from the current wage price guidelines.
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A. H. Raskin
New York Times
New York
White House
University of Chicago
Johnson
Advisory Committee On
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Washington
Sis
Chicago
E H. Phelps Browns
London School of Economics
Britain
Confederation of British Industry
Trades Union,Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Phelps Brown
Viet Infiltration Raising Problems In Saigon
The article reports rising North Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam since January, with U S military officials citing over a large number of troops. It notes tensions between southern guerrillas and northern infiltrators, possible impact on Vietcong leadership, and the South Vietnamese Liberation Front acknowledging North Vietnam ties but stressing autonomy.
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Neil Sheehan
New York Times
Saigon
South Vietnam
United
National Libation Front
North Vietnam
Vietamese Communist Party
Rty
Hanoi
The
Liberation Front
Hanoi Radio
National Liberation Front
Ngo Dinh Diem
U. S
Vietnam
South Vietnamese Liberation Front
Lberation
Fatherland Front
Communist Party
Vietnam Workers Party
People’s Revolutionary Party
Democratic
Socialist Party
Radical Socialist
See Viet
France Fallout Casts Doubt on NATO Strategy Reform
NATO faces major strategy and logistics revisions after France signals a partial withdrawal from the integrated military system. De Gaulle seeks coordination rather than full integration, stressing France’s geographic role and air space must be factored into defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson W. Baldwin
New York Times News Service
New York
Ialliance
France
NATO
West Germany
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
West
Netherlands
Belgium
Alliance
U. S
Western Europe
English Channel
Europe
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Washington
Hitler's Yacht For Sale At Bargain Price
John Lyman a 50 year old retired Navy commander owns Hitler’s racing yacht berthed in the Miami River He needs 10000 for a diesel engine and other fittings to charter the craft He earns 108 a week at the Miami Seaquarium plus 475 a month pension funds a wife four children and his mother
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Frank Litsky
New York Times News Service
Miami
Adolf Hitler
John Lyman
Miami River
Lyman
Miami Seaquarium
Navy
Kosygin Leads Soviet Review On May Day In Moscow
Aleksei Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev presided over a May Day salute on Red Square as missile transports underscored change in USSR. The quiet premier, born 1904 in Leningrad, is portrayed as a practical manager guiding reform while Brezhnev remains the party figurehead.
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New York Times News Service
Lenin Mausoleum
Moscow
Red Square
Lenin
Soviet Union
Aleksei Nikolayevich Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kosygin
Klaudiya
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Leningrad
Red Army
Stalin
Gosplan
Tashkent
India
Pakistan
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Sihanouk
Cakai
Chupong
Pleiku
Cne
Fourth Corps
Hitler
Aleksei Kosygin
Man In the News
Alekse N. Kosygin
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