U.S. and South Vietnamese units endure heavy midwar clashes in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces launched waves of attacks against U.S. 4th Division positions near Pleiku and Kontum, while Guam-based B 52 bombers supported ground troops. In the Mekong Delta and central highlands, air operations were limited by monsoon weather, with casualties and equipment losses reported across multiple units.
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U.S
Viet Nams
Viet Nam
Ft. Lewis
Saigon
Spok
Esman
Pleiku
Highlands
4Th
Plei Djereng
Paul Revere IV
4Th Division
Kontum City
Qui Nhon City
U.S. 1St Cavalry
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
196Th Light Infantry
Tay Ninh
Mekong
Delta
Red Test Seen Spur To Treaty
Delegates pressed belief that China’s latest nuclear test may spur U.N. members to quicker agreement on a treaty to dismantle nuclear arsenals. They noted the test could push major powers toward steps to curb atom weapons though China and France have signaled hesitation.
U S Withdrawal Plan Aims At Viet Nam Infiltrator Removal
Senators Morse and Hickenlooper clash over De Gaulles views as SPENCER DAVIS reports Washington outlines U S proposals to pull external forces from South Vietnam. The plan calls for removing 60 000 to 80 000 hard core Communist infiltrators and about 50 000 regular North Vietnamese troops, with officials noting divergence between defense and state department statements and allied leaders.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
U. S
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Arthur J. Cli
Allons
Manila
Johnson
View on phased withdrawal calls from U N General Assembly
Inside reports Beyond Goldberg's 22 call for phased withdrawal of all external forces including North Vietnam and U S allies. Diplomats say U S not bound to a withdrawal plan and debate continues.
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Goldberg
U.N
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Sheppard Jury Completes Selection for Retrial
The Common Pleas Court in Cleveland, Judge Francis J. Talty denying a move to relocate, proceeds with Sheppard’s retrial in the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard slaying. A 12th juror was seated, two alternates remain to be chosen before testimony begins.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Francis J. Talty
Talty
Sheppard
Marilyn
Friay
Senators Clash Over Vietnam Pace and Endgame
Washington two senators Morse and Hickenlooper offered contrary views to De Gaulle on Vietnam, arguing about withdrawal timing and aims. Morse opposed immediate pullout while insisting conditions for peace talks must be met, and Hickenlooper supported limited aims without a rushed exit.
Johnson to visit Kuala Lumpur amid massive security
Nearly 4,000 Malaysian police guard Kuala Lumpur as President Johnson arrives for a seven nation Asia tour. Demonstrations included the stoning of a hotel housing U S troops on leave. Police report about 70 protesters seized and anti Johnson posters and pamphlets collected.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Johnson
U. S
Thailand Praised By President Johnson for Peace Efforts
President Johnson urged Hanoi to negotiate a Vietnam peace and praised Thailand for recognizing the Communist threat and promoting rural reform. He said the fight against communism is not only military and commended Thai leadership for its reform program. Thanom conveyed Johnson's remarks.
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Frank Cormier
Bangkok
Johnson
Hanoi
Thailand
Thanom
FTC probes food games and stamps draw cheers and jeers
The FTC inquiry into promotional games and trading stamps in the retail food industry has sparked mixed reactions from industry spokesmen and housewives. Some demand an end to sweepstakes and games of chance, while others warn price moves could balance any stamp savings.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Dallas
Tex
Philip L. Calline
Armand Herreras
Buffalo
N.Y
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court
Orderlen
Ae Somesanette
Charlotte
N.C
Foetaaneen
Alexander
Eugenia Aead Crowned Homecoming Queen at Trinity High
Eugenia Aead from Ecuador won Trinity High School’s Homecoming Queen honor as a Sunday Enterprise feature details her journey. Laurie Pritchett, three months in as High Point chief of police, has reshaped departmental image and duties per the same Sunday Enterprise story.
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Eugenia Aead
Ecuador
Trinity High School
Trinity
Eugenia
Sunday Enterprise
Laurie Pritchett
High Point
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Qui Nhon
An Khe
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Sens. Morse
Hickenlooper
de Gaulles
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Charles de Gaulle
Wayne Morse
Dore
Low Area
To Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department Pecans
Morse
Hickenloot
Amercan
Thanom Kittikachorn
LBJ
Hano
By Bob Pool
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