Nixon Warns Against Appeasement in Vietnam War
Former Vice President Richard Nixon, after Republican gains in the House, urged President Johnson to end the Vietnam war in 1967 without concessions. He warned both parties may chase peace terms in 1968 that could jeopardize free Asia, and urged Johnson to rule out a coalition government including Communists and increase military and economic pressure. Nixon, a potential 1968 nominee, said he prefers influencing foreign policy from the Senate.
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Animals at play games across species
Lambs and gibbons join in follow the leader while otters and deer enjoy hide and seek. Badgers choose king of the castle as their preferred game in the yard.
Viet Cong Train Frogmen Threat on Saigon Shipping
Reports from Saigon indicate Viet Cong are training frogmen to attack U S ships moored along the Saigon River and at Vung Tau and Cam Ranh Bay. Navy officials acknowledge the risk from underwater swimmers using floating or tethered explosives, despite patrols and darkness.
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South China Sea
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