Buddhists and generals shape Vietnam crisis of 1966
In a for or against power struggle, Buddhists and a split junta fuel unrest across Hue Da Nang Saigon. Ky’s ouster of Thi deepens rifts as moderates seek civilian government while extremists push immediate change amid Viet Cong and anti American sentiment.
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Nationalists win historic landslide in South Africa
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd’s segregationist Nationalist party gains power with 126 of 170 seats in the all-white House of Assembly. The United Party falls to 30 seats as the anti segregation Progressive Party holds one seat by Mrs Helen Suzman.
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