Commandos Return to Bases After Rescue Attempt
US officials report some Green Berets returned to bases in Laos or Thailand after the failed Son Tay rescue plan. Helicopters from Nakhon Phanom or Udorn likely supported the raid, with two downed choppers and about 100 troops involved.
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Pope Paul VI Begins 10 Day Asia Pacific Tour
Pope Paul VI departed Vatican City for a 10 day journey through eight countries in Asia and the Pacific amid questions about his health and criticism from some Roman Catholics. He waved to about 500 in St. Peter’s Square and called the trip an order of the Lord.
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Senator Scott asks board for hearing on Alamance race
State Senator Ralph Scott petitioned the North Carolina Board of Elections for an urgent hearing over its actions in the Alamance County state Senate race. The board previously voted to discard 32 paper ballots cast outside polling places and to recount, prompting Scott to allege illegal actions by Lowe's attorney and lack of notice.
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Hickel’s Interior firing sparks mixed conservation reaction
Morton praises Hickel while nominating Fred J. Russell as acting secretary of the Interior. Critics say Hickel fought for the environment, but supporters note his resource focus. Controversy and shifting views mark the cabinet shakeup as Morton shapes the department’s direction.
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Laird Reveals Raids Details and Hanoi Understanding
Defense Secretary Laird described raid rehearsals at Eglin AFB Florida and noted North Vietnamese missile responses while lawmakers pressed on the Hanoi understanding. He cited talks with Clifford Vance and Rusk, saying the agreement’s form remained unclear and tied to Nixon’s aid request.
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Nixon promises Hickel not to attack future remarks
An informed source says Nixon pledged not to disparage Hickel again, while Hickel reportedly promised to refrain from criticizing Nixon in the future, indicating a tense political exchange within the administration. The remarks suggest ongoing friction despite assurances.
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Raiders Return to N C for Thanksgiving
The 102 Green Berets who aided a secret raid into North Vietnam returned to Ft Bragg for Thanksgiving. Wives and children greeted them at Pope AFB after three C123 aircraft carried them home. Col Arthur Simmons led the mission. Gen Leroy Manor received honors at the White House ceremony.
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