Harris Survey Finds Public Shrinks From Vietnam Confidence
Louis Harris reports a drop in public confidence in U S military efforts in Vietnam after the Tet offensive. Support for escalating troops and invading North Vietnam has weakened, while opposition to atomic ground weapons remains strong and sentiment desires to end or avoid further fighting.
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Vietnam
Harris
U. S
William Westmoreland
Hai
North Vietnam
U.S
Tien
China
Stars and Stripes Removed From Mount Suribachi
A U S embassy spokesman in Tokyo said the Stars and Stripes no longer fly over Mount Suribachi Iwo Jima after a quiet flag lowering by Marines from Honolulu. A bronze replica now marks the site as the volcano island nears restoration to Japanese rule later this year.
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Mount Suribachi
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
U.S
Suribachi
Associated
Joe Rosenthal
Honolulu
Iwo
Pacific
Volcano Islands
Earthen Dam Burst Cripples Lee Mass Flooding
An earth dam failed near Lee Massachusetts after two days of heavy rain releasing a wall of water that killed a man, damaged homes, and flooded U S Route 20. A woman was feared trapped as floodwaters swept through East Lee Brook and forced Turnpike exits to close. Initial damage estimates reached about 10 million dollars.
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East Lee Brook
New A
Massachusetts Turnpike
Edward Gage
U N Security Council Condemns Israel After Jordan Clash
The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned Israel for last week's attack on Arab guerrilla bases in Jordan. Israel rejected the rebuke, saying it acted in self defense as gunfire flared along the Jordan River frontier. The council also deplored violence, urged restraint, and warned of possible sanctions under the U.N. charter.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Jordan River
U.S
U.N
Phrasing Of Letters Questioned In Pueblo Case
North Korea released letters claimed from Pueblo crewmen as proof of their capture but a Chicago area father questions the wording and details. Seaman Richard Rogala says his son would not describe North Korea that way unless coerced, noting references to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and a stated Pueblo distance from Korea’s coast. KCNA published Rogala and Detroit’s Lawrence Mack letters.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pueblo
Rogala
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Korea
Korean Central
KCNA
Lawrence William Mack
Detroit
Morton questions Tonkin Gulf provocation and resolution
Senator Thruston Morton argues in the Saturday Evening Post that the Tonkin Gulf incident may have been deliberate provocation. He contends the resolution was based on weak information and aided a mistaken path to war, casting doubt on North Vietnamese gunboat attacks and the administration narrative.
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Morton
Tonkin Gulf
New York
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Vietnam
Saturday Evening Post
Gulf of Tonkin
Tonkin
Convalescents Find Value in Water-On Emulsion Diet
Convalescents on regular high calorie diets benefit from Water-On Emulsion products like shakes and custards aiding recovery from colds and minor ailments.
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