Laotian Rebel Group Surrenders After Mekong Crossing
In Vientiane Laos government forces claim to have flushed rebels from clandestine files and routes toward the Mekong River. They say Pathet Lao units reinforced police as troops moved through plains north of Vientiane. A spokesman warned Phoumi Nosavan could be shot if captured.
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Phoumi
Two Young Women Stranded After Attempted Britain Visit
London report says Renate Benze aged 20 and Bonnie Jensen aged 21 arrived for a week's stay but remained only six hours. They claimed to need funds to cover air tickets and $150, appealing to relatives and phone rounds to raise money. No success reported as they left.
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Renate Benze
Bonnie Jensen
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Former Premier Huong seeks refuge at British Embassy
Former Saigon premier Tran Van Huong, declaring his life may be in danger, has taken refuge in the British Embassy residence. The move comes as McGeorge Bundy arrives for talks with U.S. and Vietnamese officials amid ongoing political upheaval in South Vietnam.
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Ngo
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
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Viet Nam
United States
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Pleiku Clash Marked First Major Viet Cong Action After Lunar New Year
Air and ground forces faced a Viet Cong incursion near Pleiku as fighters slipped close to a U S camp despite wide visibility from high ground. About 1 000 American personnel were stationed at the base with Army helicopters and Air Force pilots. The attack followed a clandestine Viet Cong radio declaration of a holiday cease fire and referenced the Saigon execution of Le Van Khuy ien a 20 year old terrorist. Initial reports were unclear on outcomes.
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Baer
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le van Khuyien
Senators Admit Newsmen Row Sparks Court Order
In Nashville a U S district judge issued a temporary restraining order against Senate Speaker Maddux and a sergeants at arms after reporters were barred from a closed committee session. Publisher Evans called the ruling a triumph for press access amid ongoing questions of government secrecy.
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Amon Carter Evans
Miller
Senate
State Senate
Elder
Maddux
U.S
Gray Jr
Evans
Ore
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