Near China border raids by USAF Navy hit Lang Son bridge
International Combined News Services reports US Navy and Jet Force fighter bombers struck North Vietnamese targets near the Chinese frontier. A Lang Son bridge and two rail yards were damaged in three raids, the closest strikes to Chinese territory in the war. Clashes paralyze Shanghai. Svirsk freed by Red Guards after protests. Jordanian refugees begin return process. Nigeria reports sudden attacks on Enugu and other towns in Biafra region.
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King Calls Militants for Nonviolent Disruption in North
Dr Martin Luther King urged Negroes to escalate militant nonviolence to challenge the northern ghetto status quo while avoiding harm to life or property. He hailed progress against legal segregation and emphasized peaceful social revolution amid recent rioting.
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Kennedy Says Unemployment Fuels Racial Riots in U S
Sen Robert F Kennedy in a Sunday interview cited Negro unemployment as the main cause of racial violence in the United States quoting the Paris Express. He urged government insurance coverage for enterprises in ghettos and cooperation with business leaders to spur growth near or inside ghettos. He warned that inaction would worsen conditions in major American cities and hurt the nation.
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