U S Planes Hit North Vietnam Near Hanoi 81 Miles South
U S planes struck targets about 205 miles north of the DMZ with a radar site at Than Hoa 81 miles south of Hanoi. Defense officials said the operation did not violate the day-old bombing halt while Johnson ordered raids in North Vietnam limited to the threatened area north of the DMZ.
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World News Roundup Shows Vietnam Tensions and Global Events
Heavy Soviet rockets hit Tan Son Nhut and a Saigon fuel dump as fires engulf dual tanks. In Thailand four F111A aircraft are grounded after two crashes. SEATO ministers meet in Wellington as Johnson seeks peace tactics. North Korea releases Pueblo crew letters in Tokyo. Rioters clash with police near Japan U.S. Army hospital opening. Alec Rose completes Cape Horn transit as Atlantic leg begins.
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National Stock Market Rally Pushes Prices to Record Volume
New York stock prices surged and trading volume hit an all time high as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 20.58 to 961.25 on Monday. Volume reached 17.73 million shares, surpassing the 1929 crash high, with brokers citing Johnsons Vietnam bombing curtailment as a key factor.
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Coffins of Sand Returned in Israeli Jordan Exchange
Israel charged Jordan with returning coffins filled with sand instead of bodies of two soldiers missing since the March 21 strike on Arab commando bases in Jordan. The coffins arrived via the Red Cross as Israel released 12 Jordanian prisoners. Earlier, troops briefly crossed the Jordan River after mortar fire from the Arab side targeted Israeli positions.
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Lodge and McGhee swap ambassador posts in shift across Berlin and Saigon
President Johnson named Henry Cabot Lodge to be ambassador to West Germany replacing George C. McGhee who returns as ambassador at large. Lodge, 5, has been ambassador at large after Saigon posting. McGhee is a Rhodes scholar who served in Iran and Turkey era roles. Angier Biddle Duke sworn in as chief of protocol at the State Department with Mrs Johnson present, marking Symington's final public duty.
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Pike hits LB Episcopal Bishop James A Pike on Johnson war plea
Episcopal Bishop James A Pike, a sharp Vietnam War critic, compared Johnson's national unity appeal to Hitler’s call to exterminate Jews. Speaking to about 500 at Cal Poly, Pomona he called the war murder and dubbed the United States the new French for its actions in Vietnam.
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Powell Ile Adam Clayton Powell Ill in Duke Hospital
Powell is hospitalized in Duke Hospital Durham North Carolina after an afternoon news conference he appeared ill spokesmen refused to disclose his condition Aide Ed Brown read his campus address In New York James H Meredith announced a Harlem campaign for Powell seat focusing on poverty elimination Meredith 34 who broke Mississippi racial barrier in 1962
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Newark taxi driver guilty of assaulting patrolman
John W. Smith, the Newark taxi driver tied to July rioting, was found guilty by an all white jury of assaulting patrolman John DeSimone. He accepted the verdict without emotion.
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